Public Policy & Social Justice
Complex Approach to the Atypical Forms of Employment Contracts
Atypical employment; employment contracts; worker protection; self-employment; flexicurity; labour market
The article examines atypical employment relationships through labour-law, economic, sociological, and public-policy perspectives. It evaluates Hungarian regulation concerning job sharing, multiple employers, self-employment, simplified employment, domestic work, and school cooperatives, with particular attention to vulnerable workers.
FERENCZ, JÁCINT
Connection Points Between Segregation and Becoming a Criminal Perpetrator...
Roma minority; segregation; criminalization; crime prevention; discrimination; social exclusion
The article examines how educational, residential, economic, and social segregation may contribute to criminalization among Hungary’s Roma minority. It rejects biologically based notions of “Gypsy crime” and advocates integration, education, cooperation, and preventive interventions.
BODNÁR, ZSOLT
Supportive and Obstructive Judiciary Institutions of the Labour Law Regarding Work-Family Balance
Work-family balance; maternity protection; parental leave; gender equality; childcare benefits; labour law
The article examines Hungarian labour-law and social-security measures affecting the reconciliation of employment and family responsibilities. It argues that maternity protection and childcare benefits may reinforce gender stereotypes unless parental leave and care responsibilities are distributed more equally between women and men.
GÖNDÖR, ÉVA
Does the Labor Law Regulation Make You Happy?...
Male employees; work–family balance; parental leave; equal treatment; flexible employment; employee well-being
The article surveys the principal international and European instruments governing medical research, bioethics, and patient protection. It emphasizes informed consent, human dignity, research ethics, medical-data protection, and the primacy of the individual over scientific interests.

