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Industrial Relations in Europe Conference 2021

16–17 Sept 2021
Palazzo Strozzi
Europe/Rome timezone

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3.2

16 Sept 2021, 17:45
Altana (Palazzo Strozzi)

Altana

Palazzo Strozzi

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3.2: Transnational IR

  • Guglielmo Giuseppe Maria Meardi (By SerSe - Guglielmo Giuseppe Maria Meardi)

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  1. 74. How labour market regulation shapes the demand for migrant labour: a cross-country comparative analysis of the adult care sectors
    Dr Arjan Keizer, stefania marino (university of manchester)
    16/09/2021, 17:45
  2. 52. Ryanair Pilots. Unlikely Pioneers of Transnational Collective Action
    Dr Darragh Golden (University College Dublin)
    16/09/2021, 18:10
    Track 2

    National systems have provided unions with stronger institutional power resources by comparison to the EU structures governing the Single Market. In aviation, EU governance rules empowered Ryanair to defeat all European pilot unions, regardless of the different national varieties of structural, associational, or institutional power resources they were relying on. Notwithstanding, in December...

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  3. 66. ‘Global Labour Market Actors’ Discourses and Policies on Migration’
    Rebecca Gumbrell-McCormick (Birkbeck, University of London)
    16/09/2021, 18:35
    Track 2

    International migration is a quintessentially a global issue, as well as a European one, which has become a highly divisive source of conflict at national, European and global levels, as well as a rallying cry for social movements and parties of the extreme right. At the national level, migrant and labour market regimes are constantly being adapted to the challenges associated with demographic...

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  4. 6. A review of transnational company agreements: Stagnation of international agreements and decline of European agreements - why?
    Udo Rehfeldt (IRES (France))
    Track 3

    Although the first transnational company agreement (TCA) was signed already in the 1980s, the real dynamics of these agreements did not begin until the 2000s. These agreements, which are still very much in the minority among all of the transnational companies (TNCs) peaked in 2008. Since then, there has been, at best, stagnation in the number of international framework agreements (IFAs)...

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