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THE RIGHT TO STRIKE: a threatened democratic right ? 20 March 2015, Brussels

Colloquium, 20th March 2015, European Parliament ı Conference Room JAN 2Q2, Wiertzstraat 60 ı 1047 BRUSSELS organized by PROGRESS Lawyers Network – Antwerp ……………………………………………………………………………. Programme Few social issues have been so manifestly part of the news lately as the debate about the right to strike. Not only does the Belgian government want to introduce minimal … Read more

Conference Reader: 6 YEARS OF AUSTERITY AND THE IMPACT ON COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, 15th November 2014, Paris

Speeches held at the conference or Power Point slides

Prof. Keith Ewing (Kings College London),
Introduction – Collective Bargaining in times of Austerity (Keith Ewing – ELW – Paris 2014)

Isabelle Schoemann (Senior Researcher, European Trade Union Institute, Brussels)

Collective Bargaining – comparison of the changes on national level under the impact of the crisis. How can the European law contribute to fight against the regression, (Isabelle Schoemann II ELW – Paris 2014)

Prof. Filip Dorssemont (Université Catholique de Louvain),

Austerity in the jurisdiction of the ECtHR and the ECJ Filip Dorssemont – ELW – Paris

Dr. Reingard Zimmer (soon Prof. of labour law at Berlin school of Economics and Law),

How it all started – the  role of Germany concerning the roll back of labour law in the EU and Trade Union Strategies in Europe against the policy of austerityReingard Zimmer presentation 15-11-2014

Prof. Pascal Lokiec (Université Paris Ouest-Nanterre),

How austerity is forcing French unions, works councils and workers to make concessions (Etude_Lokiec_controle)

Prof. Antonio García-Muñoz, Profesor Contratado, Castilla La Mancha University (Ciudad Real, Spain)

Spain and other South-European countries as drastic examples of austerity of labour law and collective bargaining Antonio Garcia-Munoz – ELW – Paris

 

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