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The Role of The Soviet Congresses in The Introduction of The Eight-Hour Workday in The Turkestan ASSR

Muminov Khusanboy Madaminjonovich
Andizhan State Univercity, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in History, Associate Professor, Uzbekistan
DOI Crossref DOI 10.37547/tajiir/Volume08Issue04-02
tajiir 2026
VOL. 8 / NO. 4 APRIL
FULL TEXT PP. 10-14
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VOLUME 8
ISSUE 4
YEAR 2026
PAGES 10-14
RESEARCH OVERVIEW

Abstract

In the article, the author scientifically analyzes the historical and evolutionary process of the issue of introducing an eight-hour working day in the Soviet era. During the research, it was scientifically proven that this issue was relevant in labor relations of that time and was discussed at Soviet congresses with the aim of its legal regulation. The author also reveals the socio-economic significance of this issue and presents the results of the analysis based on scientific methods and methodology.

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Labor law labor relations soviet congresses

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