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Left Aside: Applicative Impact Of Public Legal Nature Of The Service Relationship
Abstract:
The paper is devoted to the public legal nature of the service relationship and consequences that arise from this fact. It implies the non-existence of publicly available applicable theoretical apparatus (explicit paradigm), which would describe service legal relationships in context of stabilized principles of Czech judicature. It is the judicature from which this paper derives basic knowledge about the service procedural law and systematically connects them in a unified theory. As a result, it concludes that the service relationship, or the service law, is a special branch of the administration law. It points out the necessity of a discussion about procedural service law that is a source of most problems and misunderstandings.- Opomijena_realita.pdf (5844 Downloads)
Fichtner Matěj
PhDr. Ing. Matěj Fichtner, MBA, born in 1984. He studied bachelor study at Faculty of military Technlogy of the Univerzity of Defence, Brno (arms and ammunition), engineering studies at the Technical Faculty of the Czech Agricultural University in Prague and the master's degree at the Police Academy in Prague (police management and criminology) and MBA studies at the high school of Economics and Management. He graduated the igorous procedure in the field of management, from the Faculty of Management at Comenius University in Bratislava. He is currently a student of doctoral studies at the Department of Human Resource Management, of the University of Defence. In 2009, he worked in the Defense Department, later in the financial sector, as a security and economic analyst.
Country: Czech Republic
21/11/2011