The rules and the administration and functioning of trade unions and trade union federations shall not be contrary to democratic principles. Article 54 Workers shall have the right to collective agreement and to strike in their relations with employers for the purpose of protecting and improving their economic and social positions. The exercise of the right to strike may be regulated by law only for the purpose of safeguarding the national security or the Constitutional order or the public order or the rights and liberties guaranteed by this Constitution to any person. Judges, law officers, members of the armed forces, members of the police and the civil defence personnel holding key positions, have no right to strike. The rights of the employers shall be regulated by law.
Every person has the right to social security.
It shall be one of the duties of the State to establish, and help establish social insurance and similar social security schemes and social assistance organizations, for the purpose of ensuring this right. The State shall protect the right of everyone to be free from hunger and with this in view it shall take individually and through international co-operation the measures necessary to improve the methods of production, conservation and balanced distribution of food and to create the means for effective nutrition. For this purpose it shall fallow, disseminate and apply scientific developments. These duties of the State shall be regulated by law. The State shall protect the widows and orphans of martyrs and of those who die in action or whilst on active list and the disabled war veterans and shall secure for them within the society a standard of living befitting them.