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On Amendments And Additions To Article 16 Of The Federal Law "on The Procedure For Settling Collective Labour Disputes"

Original Language Title: О внесении изменений и дополнений в статью 16 Федерального закона "О порядке разрешения коллективных трудовых споров"

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Overtaken by force-Federal Law of June 30, 2006 N 90-FZ RUSSIAN FEDERATION FEDERAL LAW On introducing amendments and additions to Article 16 of the Federal Law "On the Procedure for the Resolution of Collective Labour Disputes" Adopted by the State Duma on 10 October 2001 Article 1. Article 16 (3) of the Federal Law of 23 November 1995, No. 175-FZ "On the procedure for settling collective labour disputes" (Assembly of the Russian Federation, 1995, No. 48, art. 4557) the following changes and additions: to add the following new paragraphs to the second and third paragraphs: " List of minimum necessary works (services) in the organizations, branches, and representations whose activities are connected With the safety of the people, their health and the vital interests of society (hereafter, the list of minimum necessary works (services), in each branch (sub-sector) of the economy is developed and approved by the federal executive branch, which is entrusted with coordinating and regulating activities in the The relevant branch (subsector) of the economy, in agreement with the relevant All-Russian trade union. In the case of a number of all-Russian trade unions in the branch (sub-sector) of the economy, a list of the minimum necessary works (services) is agreed with all sectors of the economy of the Russian economy. trade unions. The procedure for developing and approving a minimum of necessary work (services) is determined by the Government of the Russian Federation. The executive branch of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation develops and approves, on the basis of lists of minimum necessary works (services) developed and approved by the relevant federal executive authorities, The harmonization with the territorial associations of trade union organizations (trade union associations) of the regional lists of minimum necessary works (services), specifying the content and determining the use of federal sectoral lists of minimum required work (services) in the territory of the of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation. "; paragraphs of the second and third paragraphs, paragraphs 4 and 5, and amend to read: " Minimum required work (services) in the organization, branch, representation is determined by the agreement In cooperation with the local authorities, on the basis of lists of minimum necessary works (services) within five days of the decision to declare a strike. The inclusion of the type of work (services) in the minimum required work (services) must be motivated by the probability of harm to the health or the threat to the life of citizens. At a minimum, the necessary work (services) in the organization, the branch office, the office cannot be included in the work (services) that are not provided for in the relevant schedules of the required works (services). In case of failure to reach a minimum of necessary works (services) in the organization, branch, representation is established by the executive authority of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation. The decision of the said body, which sets out the minimum necessary work (services) in the organization, branch, representation, may be appealed by the parties to the court. ". Article 2. Government of the Russian Federation within six months A normative legal act provided for in article 1 of this Federal Act. Before the minimum necessary work (services) is approved in the organization, the branch office, the representation is determined in the order in force prior to the entry into force of this Federal Law. Article 3. This law shall enter into force on the date of its official publication. President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin Moscow, Kremlin November 6, 2001 N 142-FZ