Comparative legal analysis reveals regulatory gaps in high-risk industries, highlighting pathways to align national legislation with international standards.
Ensuring occupational safety in unstable industries such as construction and agriculture is critical because of the high level of risk to workers. These industries require careful regulation by state and international organizations. The International Labor Organization (hereinafter – ILO) and the European Union (hereinafter – EU) develop standards and directives to protect workers’ health in such settings. The purpose of the study is a comparative analysis of these international norms and recommendations for improving national legislation. The following scientific methods were used in the survey: logical method, system method, statistical method, dialectical method, metaphysical method, law, and method of legal forecasting.
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