Sowiński, Roman2017-01-052017-01-051983Ruch Prawniczy, Ekonomiczny i Socjologiczny 45, 1983, z. 3, s. 43-590035-9629http://hdl.handle.net/10593/17197The author discusses two periods of resuming activities of workers' self-management in State enterprises which were suspended by the provisions of the Marshal Law Decree of 12 Dec. 1981. The first one lasted from 31 Jul. 1982 till 30 Dec. 1982, the second one was started by the provisions of the Act of Special Legal Regulations. For the Period of Suspension of Marshal Law and has been lasting from 31 Dec. 1982. The article discusses procedures of resuming activity by organs of workers' self-management in enterprises focusing on a legal character of a decision of quashing the suspension, legal effects of suspending self-management activities, employment protection of members of suspended workers' councils, potentiality of re-suspending those organs of workers' self-management which resumed their activities. Particularly the author considers the effects of the previous and possible future suspension of activities of workers' self-management organs on the estimation of legal character of such institutions as a State enterprise and workers' self-management. The author's qualification of the decision suspending activities of the workers' self-management in an enterprise to the category of supervision is changing, in his opinion, the legal character of an institution of joint management of an enterprise which is provided by the art. 13 of the constitution of the Polish People's Republic and by the Act of Workers' Self Management in a State Enterprise of 25 Sept. 1981.polinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessArtykuł