Challenges in exercising the right to annual leave for workers on long-term sick leave in the Republic of Croatia by Bjelić-Gaćeša Dragana

“…The aim of the paper is to analyse the relevant provisions of the Croatian positive law concerning the right to paid annual leave and the possibility of transfer it to it to the next calendar year over, to correlation them with the relevant European directives and judgments of the Court of Justice of the EU, to draw conclusions on their compliance with EU law, and discuss their impact on the position of workers and employers in the Republic of Croatia.…”
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FEATURES OF DECENTRALIZATION IN THE UK: EXPERIENCE OF INTERACTION BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY FOR UKRAINE by Olha Andrieieva, Nataliia Larina, Yurii Ruban

“…The focus is on the environment, agriculture and fisheries, three policy areas in which the powers devolved to the regions in the process of decentralization are in significant conflict with post-Brexit EU law. It is proved that decentralization in the United Kingdom is closely linked to its membership of the EU, which provides an external system of support for internal governance. …”
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LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF ENVIRONMENTAL LAW FOR AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION IN POLAND by Monika Król

“…The harmonization period of the Polish legislation with EU law and the first years of Polish membership in the community provided a very dynamic development of legal regulations relating to environmental protection in agriculture. …”
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Challenges in Exercising the Right to Appeal – The Case of Slovenian Administrative Consultation by Polonca Kovač

“…Academic Contribution to the Field: The article offers a regulatory and doctrinal analysis of the relevant legal provisions (including EU law, the Slovenian Constitution, and the GAPA) focusing on the aims, locus standi, time limits, grounds, and other elements of appeals. …”
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