Contributions
Italian Employment: the Pension Effect
by Francesco Seghezzi
Organising disintermediation. A strategy for unions to survive?
by Ilaria Armaroli
The interdisciplinarity of working time. Face to face with François-Xavier Devetter
Interview by Diogo Silva
Australian and Italian Collective Bargaining Regulation: Scope, Operation and Impact
by Anthony Forsyth and Paolo Tomassetti
Bargaining for Productivity: Preliminary results of an EU-project co-funded by the European Commission
by Ilaria Armaroli and Paolo Tomassetti
Working time: a matter of policy?
by Diogo Silva
Brazil’s fight against slave labor under attack
by Renan Bernardi Kalil
Recruiting 4.0: What challenges lay ahead?
by Tommaso Grossi
Occupational Health and Safety regulation for a changing world of work: the central role of health
by Silvia Fernández Martínez
In Memory of Professor Roger Blanpain
by Frank Hendrickx
The Economic Valorisation of Skills in Company-level Collective Bargaining
by Davide Mosca and Paolo Tomassetti
Innovative industrial doctorates: issues and prospects
by Michele Tiraboschi
When research moves up regulation: a trailblazing experience of industrial PhD in Italy
by Lilli Viviana Casano
What does telework mean in the 21st century? Face to face with Jon Messenger
by Emanuele Dagnino
The EU is losing tech talent to the US
by Mikkel Barslund and Matthias Busse
Work in the Sharing Economy. The Position of the EU Commission
by Emanuele Dagnino
The value of Trade Unionism
by Saviour Rizzo
Insights into cancer and work in the UK. Face to face with Diana Kloss
by Silvia Fernández Martínez
Not the end of work but a new idea of doing business
by Francesco Seghezzi and Michele Tiraboschi
Flexibilization of labour in Kazakhstan: New legal Framework and Institutional Decisions
Muslim Khassenov, E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies, No. 1/2016
The Employee Shareholder: Rules, Interpretation and Lacunae of a New Subcategory of the Contract of Employment
Pierre De Gioia - Carabellese, E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies, No. 1/2016
The Case of Ireland’s County Donegal: Stimulating Rural Labour Markets via Training, Tourism and Nurturing Social Enterprise and Entrepreneurship
Gordon B. Cooke, Jennifer K. Burns, Sara L. Mann Kyle W.J. Vardy,Bronwyn L. Cass; E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies, No. 1/2016
Recent Trends in Collective Bargaining in Europe
Ana Teresa Ribeiro, E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies, No. 1/2016
The Regulatory Challenges of Fulfilling the Policy Goal of Protecting Workers from Occupational Diseases
Ugochukwu Orazulike, E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies, No. 1/2016
Occupational Health and Safety and Older Workers: Are They in Need of a Special Legal Framework?
Ana Cristina Ribeiro Costa, E-Journal of International and Comparative Labour Studies, No. 1/2016
The Reasons for a Law to Acknowledge and Promote Research Work in the Private Sector
Michele Tiraboschi, ADAPT University Press, February 2016
European Crisis: Causes and Ways forwards
by Beniamino Santoro
WORK 4.0: An Enormous Potential for Economic Growth in Germany
by Meysam Salimi
FAYP: an EC-funded project to attract young people to agriculture
by Ilaria Armaroli and Paolo Tomassetti
Negotiating Wage (In)equality: National Overviews
by NEWIN research project
Relationship between chronic diseases and the labour market. Face to face with Karen Steadman
Interview by Fabiola Silvaggi
Europe takes steps to tackle long-term unemployment
by Elena Prodi
Challenges and Priorities for the EU Education and Training 2020 Framework: an Overview
by Habtamu Legas and Meysam Salimi
Cloud Computing: An enabler in Modern Labour Market
by Sarfaraz G. Muhammad and Meysam Salimi
Ecological Conversion of Workplaces, Trade Unions and Wages
Paolo Tomassetti