Michele Dalla Sega, Diletta Porcheddu Francesco Alifano edited by the ADAPT research fellows and presented by Margherita Roiatti during the opening plenary session of the XII edition of ADAPT International Conference, Bergamo 24 November 2022 Emmanuele MassagliContributions
Social dialogue in the agri-food sector: the preliminary results of the E.A.T.S. project
Australian Labour Law Reform: Insights and Interpretations
The Rationale for Research into the Social Construction of New Labour Markets
The Great Resignation and the Right to Choose the Job We Like*
Labour Law
Report on European Labour and Social Security Law
HSI Report No. 3, March 2024
The revised Single Permit Directive: protecting migrant workers from abusive employers or maintaining the status quo?
A. Weatherburn, European Law Blog Blogspot No. 15, February 26, 2024
Industrial Relations
Social governance of the Recovery and Resilience Facility: Involvement of the national social partners
R. R. Contreras et al., Eurofound Research Report, February 26, 2024
Towards a European system of industrial relations? The ETUC in the twenty-first century
R. Hyman, R. Gumbrell-McCormick, ETUI, February 2024
Labour Market
We must start preparing the US workforce for the effects of AI – now
S. Greenhouse, The Guardian, February 29, 2024
Why the reduction in European workers’ hours after the pandemic is here to stay
D. Astinova et al., VoxEU-CEPR, February 27, 2024
Careers, Education & Skills
The state of academic careers in OECD countries. An evidence review
OECD Education Policy Perspectives No. 91, February 29, 2024
From steel to skills. Transforming economies in the post-manufacturing era
L. Gagliardi et al., IZA World of Labor Opinion, February 27, 2024
Wellness, Health & Safety at Work
Digital platform work in the health and social care sector: implications for occupational safety and health
K. Lenaert et al., EU-OSHA Discussion Paper, March 5, 2024
Governments must avoid policies that stigmatize those recovering from addiction
M. Weselowski, The Conversation, February 27, 2024
Employment & Demography
Digitalisation and job quality—the evidence
A. Piasna, Social Europe, February 28, 2024
Minimum Wage Effects and Monopsony Explanations – revised February 2024
J. C. Wiltshire et al., IRLE Working Paper, February 2024
Social Security & Welfare
Minimum Wage Effects and Monopsony Explanations – revised February 2024
J. C. Wiltshire et al., IRLE Working Paper, February 2024
Minimum Wage Effects and Monopsony Explanations – revised February 2024
J. C. Wiltshire et al., IRLE Working Paper, February 2024
Open Science, Research & Innovation
The commercialisation of university research: The role of people versus place
J. Lerner et al., VoxEU-CEPR, March 1, 2024
Research at academic institutions must be aware of its broader societal impacts: Why it’s important for researchers to think bigger than themselves
E. A. Oyeladun, The Varsity, University of Toronto, February 25, 2024
Geography & Work
Labor Migration, Capital Accumulation, and the Structure of Rural Labor Markets
T. Dinkelman et al., NBER Working Paper No. 32144, February 2024
Small Towns, Big Opportunities. Many Workers in Rural Areas Have Good Jobs, but These Areas Need Greater Investment in Education, Training, and Career Counseling
A. P. Carnevale et al., Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, 2024