ПОЈАМ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЈЕ УДРУЖЕНОГ РАДА И ЗАШТИТА ПPABHË СИГУРНОСТИ НА ТРЖИШТУ
THE NOTION OF ORGANISATION OF ASSOCIATED LABOUR AND PROTECTION OF LEGAL SECURITУ IN THE MARKET

Summary/Abstract: The notion of organisation of associated labour, as a general and . generic one, includes essential characteristics of all existing forms, of the organisations of associated labour, namely: (1) The organisation of associated labour is an independent and self- -managing organisation; (2) the organisation of associated labour is entrusted with specific authority and rights in relation to resources which are in social ownership, and the organisation of associated labour is liable with these resources in the commodity-money transactions; (3) in its nature the organisation of associated labour has to represent specific organisational unity of the freely associated labour and socially-owned resources with the aim of reaching socially useful targets; (4) the organisation of associated labour has always the proper juridical person on the ground of the Constitution, so that it is a social artificial (juridical) person. Most frequent in the economic and legal trade as subjects are the basic organisations of associated labour and the work organisations. The relationship between the basic organisations of associated labour within the framework of a work organisation, as well as the relationships between the work organisations within the framework of a composite organisation of asosciated labour are regulated by self-management agreements on associating. By means of these self-management agreements on associating a correct balance should be established between the authority in terms of assuming obligations (duties) and the property law ground of liability for the duties assumed. Since this is not effected in practice to a satisfactory degree, as far as legal security is concerned, it is necessary to intervene by statute, since this legal vacuum in Yugoslav substantive law may become rather dangerous spot of legal insecurity in the market.

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