CONCEPT AND CONTENT OF THE RIGHT TO JUDICIAL PROTECTION OF LABOR RIGHTS AND LEGITIMATE INTERESTS OF WORKERS: ANALYSIS OF SCIENTIFIC-THEORETICAL VIEWS AND CURRENT TRENDS

The article analyzes the scientific and theoretical views of scholars regarding the concept and content of the right to judicial protection of labor rights and legitimate interests of workers. It emphasizes that the protection of human rights in the field of labor is an ongoing process that requires continuous improvement and adaptation to changes in the socio-economic environment. The development of information technology, changes in work organization, and globalization necessitate the constant updating of legal norms and protection mechanisms to address new challenges and align with contemporary realities. The refinement of conceptual frameworks involves the development of definitions of terms and concepts that regulate issues related to the judicial protection of labor rights and legitimate interests of workers. This helps to avoid inconsistencies and ambiguities in the interpretation and application of norms and ensures a unified understanding of legal norms and concepts. In turn, this enables the formulation of optimal approaches to improve both the judicial system and labor legislation as a whole. The research demonstrates that the development of theoretical principles is essential for practical activities, as a clear understanding of the concept of the right to judicial protection of labor rights and legitimate interests of workers will contribute to the enhancement of its practical realization. This includes the formulation of proposals aimed at improving labor legislation. The article formulates an author's definition of the concept of the right to judicial protection of labor rights and legitimate interests of workers and proposes suggestions for the improvement of labor legislation in this sphere to ensure effective protection of labor rights and legitimate interests of workers.