Conference Time: 9th June 2025, 03:40:05am CEST
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8:00am Registration starts from 8:00am
8:00am ☕ Welcome coffee and tea
9:00am Opening Ceremony
9:30am Plenary 1
11:00am ☕ Coffee break
11:30am Parallel Session 1.1: Labour market outcomes: Role of FDI, trade and firm dynamics Chair: Sangheon Lee Parallel Session 1.2: Transitions to Sustainable Digital Futures: Worker Voices Chair: Jeong-Hee Lee Parallel Session 1.3 Parallel Session 1.4: Rethinking Labour Regulation in the 21st Century Chair: Valerie Van Goethem Parallel Session 1.5: Rethinking Labour Law for the Platform Economy: New Concepts and Approaches Chair: Philippa Collins Parallel Session 1.6 Parallel Session 1.7 Parallel Session 1.8: Labour Conditions in Global Supply Chains: Evidence from Surveys and Case Studies Chair: Arianna Rossi
1:00pm 🥣 Lunch break
1:30pm Book discussion: Temporary labour migration: Towards social justice? Introductory remarks: Gladys Cisneros, Chief, ILO Labour Migration Branch (MIGRANT)
Presenters: Fabiola Mieres, ILO Research Department, Christiane Kuptsch, ILO MIGRANT, Leah F. Vosko, York University, Canada, Etienne Piguet, University of Neuchatel, Switzerland
2:30pm Parallel Session 2.1 Parallel Session 2.2: Worker Participation in Climate Action: Building Resilience and Promoting Just Transitions Chair: Armanda Cetrulo Parallel Session 2.3: Self-employed and Left to Fend for Yourself? The Role of Legal Protections and Collective (bargaining) Rights Chair: Christina Behrendt Parallel Session 2.4: Legislating the Right to Disconnect: International Experiences Chair: Silvia Rainone Parallel Session 2.5: Innovative Approaches to Collective Bargaining in the Platform Economy: Case Studies from Europe and Asia Parallel Session 2.6: Labour Law Reforms and Social Cohesion: Protecting Workers in Times of Austerity Chair: Franz Christian Ebert Parallel Session 2.7: Gender Equality and Economic Development: The Role of Women's Labour Force Participation Parallel Session 2.8: Forced Labour and Human Trafficking in Global Supply Chains: A Cross-Country Perspective Chair: Christina Teipen
4:00pm ☕ Coffee break
4:30pm Parallel Session 3.1: Beyond Formal and Informal: Rethinking Work and Employment in the 21st Century Parallel Session 3.2: Governing the Algorithmic Workplace: Protecting Workers in the Age of AI Parallel Session 3.3: Wage Policies and Labour Market Outcomes: Evidence and Policy Implications Chair: Kea Tijdens Parallel Session 3.4: Reinventing Labour Institutions: From Historical Perspectives to Future Challenges Parallel Session 3.5: Building Worker Power in the Platform Economy: Strategies for Collective Bargaining and Advocacy Parallel Session 3.6 Parallel Session 3.7 Parallel Session 3.8: Worker Voice and Labour Governance: Strategies for Empowering Workers in Global Supply Chains Chair: Anil Verma
6:15pm Reception
