SOME ISSUES OF THE LEGAL STATUS OF CIVIL SERVANTS IN UZBEKISTAN

Abstract

The article aims to analyze the legal status of civil servants in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The article examines the theories and views of domestic and foreign scholars on the legal status of civil servants and their comparative analysis. The need to regulate the legal status of civil servants in the Republic of Uzbekistan by law is based on the views of scientists, government programs and the views of heads of state. The rights, obligations and restrictions in the civil servants are analyzed due to the legislation of our country. It analyzes the functional division of the civil service in Uzbekistan into the special services of the state and the state civil service, together with the legal status of the civil servants working in them. The article notes that the special service consists of military service in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan and service in law enforcement agencies, and they are sufficiently legally regulated. The biggest problem in ensuring the legal status of civil servants is related to the state civil service and the main legal issues in this regard have been studied. The experiences of the Republic of Korea, the United Kingdom, France and Germany have been studied. The study developed a number of practical proposals and recommendations based on the theories of local and foreign scientists, the analysis and interaction of the legislation of the Republic, together with the experience of well-developed countries.