Labour 2030

19 - 20 SEPTEMBER 2019

The debate on the future of work is increasingly a debate about the reality of today's society. In fact, technological developments have increasingly assumed a significant impact on labour relations and at an ever-growing rate. Topics such as robotics ceased to be integrated in a future context of work and became part of our daily lives. If collaborative economics was the driving force behind the discussion of the transformation of labour as we know it, many other issues need to be studied in order to ensure the appropriateness of the legislative effort to the new realities that gradually emerge.

Call for papers

I – The Impacts of robotics, artificial intelligence and new technologies on the work context

II –Work in the field of technological entrepreneurship and start-ups

III – New forms of work and intellectual property

IV – Industrial relations and impacts on the environment

V – Taxes on labour and social security in global economy and in the context of multinationals

VI – Mobility of workers - from the new migration process to the movement of millennial generations

VII – Data protection in a context of personal data and RGPD.

VIII – The impacts of aging populations and oncological diseases in the organisation labour

IX – Non-compete clauses in a global economy

X – The future of labour law in the EU

XI –New trends for transnational collective bargaining

XII –Skills of workers for the labour market of the 4.0 Industry

XIII – The importance of social clauses in international trade treaties

XIV – Liability and insurance companies

May 27, 2019 | deadline for submission abstracts
May 28 through June 03, 2019 | abstracts selection process
June 04 through June 11, 2019 | sending of notification of the abstract's selection
June 30, 2019 | deadline for registration of selected speakers
July 26, 2019 | deadline for submission of paper's final version

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Confirmed Speakers

José João Abrantes
Nova University of Lisbon
Catherine Barnard
University of Cambridge
Pascal Lokiec
University Paris Panthéon-Sorbonne
Guy Davidov
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Catarina Carvalho
Portuguese Catholic University - Porto

Matthew Finkin
University of Illinois
Lourdes Mella Méndez
University of Santiago de Compostela
Philippe Pochet
European Trade Union Institute
Maria Rosário Palma Ramalho
University of Lisboa

Teresa Coelho Moreira
University of Minho
Maria Regina Redinha
University of Porto
Rüdiger Krause
University of Gottingen
Frank Hendrickx
University of Leuven
Denis Pennel
World Employment Confederation

International Scientific Committee

Maria Rosário Palma Ramalho
Full Professor of Labour Law. University of Lisbon (Portugal)
Yolanda Valdeolivas García
Full Professor of Labour and Social Security Law. Autonomous University of
Madrid. Secretary of State for Employment (Spain)
Achim Seifert
Full Professor of Labour Law. University of Jena (Germany)

José Luis Gil y Gil
Full Professor of Labour and Social Security Law. University of Alcalá de Henares.
Madrid (Spain)
Ellen MacEachen
Associate Professor. University of Waterloo (Canada)