Student work has been present in Slovenia for more than 50 years. It is a well-established form of work that is constantly evolving. It is one of the most flexible forms of work, enabling pupils and students to gain new experiences and skills and earn additional income. The legislation is scattered across several legal acts that regulate individual aspects of student work. Due to its high flexibility, it also has some shortcomings that could be addressed by comparing it with the Belgian system.
The methodology used in the thesis to achieve the objective was secondary data analysis. The legislation relating to Slovenian and Belgian student work, professional articles, documents, and other legal sources was examined. A comparative research method was used to compare identical and similar facts, highlighting similarities and differences.
Student work is already well-regulated in Slovenia. It is highly flexible, allowing students a great deal of autonomy and self-organization. To reduce abuse, certain Belgian practices could be adopted, such as an upper limit on hours worked, a student employment contract, and the introduction of notice and probationary periods.
The thesis presents a wide review of professional and scientific literature from domestic and international authors in the field of student work. It serves as a motivation for further research in this area and for seeking effective solutions regarding student employment in Slovenia. It contributes to the advancement of professional and scientific understanding of student work and its legal regulation, offering proposals for improvement based on Belgian legislation.
The thesis presents a comprehensive review of professional and scientific literature by domestic and foreign authors in the field of student work. It encourages further study of this field and the search for effective solutions for student work in Slovenia. It contributes to the development of professional and scientific understanding of student work and its legal regulation and offers suggestions for improvement in line with Belgian legislation.
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