Article 11. Rights of Public Civil Servant

Public civil servant shall have the right for:

receiving remuneration timely and in full in accordance with the specifics and complexity of the duties assigned, with the quantity and quality of work performed;

receiving incentives for professional competencies and special merits;

regular advanced training at the expense of the state body and other means not prohibited by legislation;

amendments to the employment contract and its termination in the manner and under the conditions established by labor legislation;

familiarization with the job description and other documents defining official powers, duties and responsibilities;

workplace that meets the requirements of labor safety;

rest provided by the establishment of the maximum duration of working hours, reduced working hours for certain civil servants, the provision of weekly days off, non-working holidays, as well as annual labor leaves;

legal and social protection, as well as state pension provision in accordance with the legislation;

appealing against illegal decisions of a state body and illegal actions (inaction) of their officials;

refusal to fulfill illegal orders and requirements of the heads of the state body;

receiving state protection in case of reporting facts of corruption offenses in the public civil service;

expressing an opinion to the leadership of the state body on official matters, making proposals for improving the activities of the state body in which they perform public civil service;

respect for honor, dignity and business reputation by the leadership of the state body and other officials;

retention of the position of the public civil service and wages in the event that a state body seconds them for retraining and advanced training, as well as in other cases provided for by legislation;

compensation for material damage and compensation for moral harm caused during the performance of the public civil service, in the manner prescribed by legislation;

protection of their labor rights, liberties and legitimate interests by all means not prohibited by law;

appealing to a specially authorized state body on issues of the public civil service;

familiarization with set of their personal documents.

A public civil servant may have other rights in accordance with the legislation.