The government has simplified the reservation of personnel for enterprises in combat zones and the defense industry. I wonder how this decision will affect labor relations for employees of such enterprises? Will there be any changes in their rights and obligations?
Do you consider it justified for another country's government to block social media due to companies' refusal to comply with new registration and licensing rules if such actions could limit citizens' freedom of speech and communication opportunities?
Do I consider the government's decision to sell the state-owned stake in the Odessa Port Plant at an open electronic auction to be legal?
If the US imposes tough tariffs against Russia and the EU continues to buy energy from Russia, will this be considered a violation of any international norms or laws by European countries?
If a specialist who helps veterans does not receive the minimum salary of UAH 25,000, including allowances and bonuses, can he go to court with a corresponding claim?
If the new Labor Code is adopted, will employees currently on parental leave be able to return to work earlier if they wish?
If I cannot go to work due to the war and cannot work remotely, am I entitled to receive unpaid leave for an unlimited period of time under the legislation of Ukraine?
If my job description does not provide for performing the duties of another employee during his absence, can I refuse to perform additional tasks without violating labor laws?
I'm wondering if it can be considered illegal for government agencies to monitor information on social media and the media? Are there any legal restrictions on this?
I recently learned about a case where a lawyer from the US sued Meta because his Facebook profile was blocked several times due to the similarity of his name to the founder of the social network. I wondered if the social network could be held responsible for such account blocking if the user did not violate any rules?
I would like to know whether our legislation provides for any consequences for the government if it decides to block social networks in Ukraine, as happened in Nepal? Will such actions be considered a violation of citizens' rights?
Do you believe that blocking social media by a country's government can be a basis for restricting freedom of speech, and should such a decision be subject to judicial review?
Do you think it is justified for the government to block access to social media during mass protests, as happened in Nepal, if it threatens freedom of speech and human rights violations?