RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARTIES TO LEGAL RELATIONSHIPS IN CIVIL AND LABOR LAW: MODERN APPROACHES AND TRANSFORMATION TRENDS

Abstract

The relationship between civil and labor law becomes particularly visible when the issue of legal responsibility is considered. Both branches provide mechanisms for responding to unlawful conduct, restoring violated rights and compensating losses. At the same time, they operate within different regulatory environments. Civil liability traditionally emphasizes the restoration of the injured person's property or nonproperty sphere, while labor-law liability is embedded in an ongoing employment relationship characterized by organizational subordination, economic dependence and a protective function.