The current moment is characterised by the occurrence of several transformations, at a vertiginous speed, at countless levels – environmental, technological, political, and social – with an undeniable impact on work and employment.
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Last Call: The Call for Papers is open until 31st Januray 2025
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It is a pleasure to share with you the call for papers for a conference I am organising, 'Interrogating the 'Post-Neoliberal Moment' in Labour Law: Conflict, Institutional Change and the Political Economy of Labour,' which will take place at the University of Glasgow, 13-14 November 2025.
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You are a labour law scholar interested in ecological transition issues? Join the new mailing list: Labour law and ecological transition.
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CALL FOR PAPERS - 14th ILERA European Congress 10-12 September 2025
Durham University Business School, UK
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Contributions
Navigating Global Shifts: How 2024 Elections Are Shaping the Employment Industry
Bettina Schaller
The “traineeship directive” in the pipeline: the subject of a complex legislative process with an uncertain outcome
Michele Corti, Fabrizio Simonini
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Season's Greetings
Season's Greetings
by E. Dagnino, M. Roiatti, D. Porcheddu and L. Serrani
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The thematic section guest edited by Panoptiwork on the Italian Labour Law e-Journal (2/2024) "Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Work and Digitalisation" is now online (in open access) and is available here: https://illej.unibo.it/index
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Labour migration is vital to the European Union's economy, helping to fill
workforce gaps and drive growth, while safeguarding the rights of migrant
workers is essential to ensure their fair treatment, prevent exploitation,
and promote social cohesion across member states.
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We invite contributions to our special session at the 18th Conference of
the International Society for Ecological Economics and the 11th
International Degrowth Conference, happening 24-27 June 2025 in Oslo.
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