I recently learned that the Constitutional Court recognized the three-month period for an employee to apply to court for salary collection as unconstitutional. I am interested in: if I missed this deadline earlier, do I now have the right to apply to court for unpaid earnings, and will courts accept such claims now without time limitation?
I have read that the Constitutional Court deemed unconstitutional the 3-month period for an employee to apply to court for wage recovery. If I experienced a delay in salary payment and more than three months have passed, can I now apply to court for its recovery without any time limit? How will this affect my chance of recovering these funds if the employer delayed the payment?
Do you consider the decision that the Constitutional Court of Ukraine's recognition of a regulatory legal act or a separate structural element thereof as unconstitutional does not restore the validity of a previously valid act, in the context of paying pensions to prosecutors, to be fair?
If I decide to join a funded pension system, what legislative guarantees to protect my savings exist or will be introduced in the near future?
If I work as a judge for more than 20 years, will I be able to retire before the general retirement age?
Do you think the decision to replace special pensions for judges with professional pensions is fair?
If a person receives a significant amount of money as a gift from a relative, but these funds exceed the donor's legal income, can they be confiscated by the state? Does the recipient have to prove the legality of the origin of the funds, or is the donor responsible for this?
Are you entitled to receive a pension supplement for special services to Ukraine if you do not have the title of Hero of Ukraine, but have four orders of Ukraine received after the proclamation of its independence?