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Parallel Session 1.1: Labour Market Outcomes: Role of FDI, Trade and Firm Dynamics
Location: Library Room (Jura) (R2 south)
Chair: Sangheon Lee
FDI, Global Value Chains and Structural Changes in Labour Markets
Christoph Ernst, Gabriel Michelena
The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Sustainable Employment Policies in Labor-Intensive Sectors: Case of Vietnam
Dung Xuan Ho, Quang Xuan Nguyen, Thuy Dieu Thi Vu, Chien Thi Dinh, Son Minh Luong
Exports, Gender- and Skill-based Employment: A Multi-Country Evidence
Akash Yadav, Sandeep Kumar Kujur
Firm Dynamics, Wage Outcomes and Productivity - Ethiopia LIMMS, 2018-2020
Ding Xu
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Parallel Session 1.2: Transitions to Sustainable Digital Futures: Worker Voices
Location: Room C (R1 temporary building)
Chair: Jeong-Hee Lee
Green Clauses in Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs): A Cross-Continental Analysis
Rupa Korde, Tara Awasthi
A “Just” Transition or Just Another Transition ? Unions Facing the Decarbonisation and Digitalisation of the Automotive Industry in France and Italy
Armanda Cetrulo, Juan Sebastian Carbonell, Claudia Collodoro, Giovanni Dosi, Angelo Moro, Linnea Nelli, Maria Enrica Virgillito
Worker Voice in Transitions to Digitalisation at Work: Employers’ Perspectives
Greg J Bamber, Brian Cooper
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Parallel Session 1.3: Special Session on Labor Market Outcomes of Collective Bargaining
Location: Room B (R1 temporary building)
Chair: Janna Besamusca
Does the Night Shift still Pay? The Labor Market Outcomes of Collective Bargaining on (Premium) Pay for Working Time
Discussant(s): Lonnie Golden
Presentations of the Special Session
Developments in the Bargaining Agenda on Pay for Standard and Inconvenient Working Hours
Janna Besamusca
How Many Hours for a Living Wage? An Analysis of Gaps in Standard Work Week Length According to Laws, Collective Agreements and Practice
Kea Tijdens, Gabriele Medas, Iftikhar Ahmad
Do Collectively Bargained Pay Premiums for Non-standard Hours Raise Workers’ Wages in Practice?
Ferran Elias Moreno
Bargaining on Overtime to Address Wage Theft in Indonesia
Dela Feby, Lydia Hamid
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Parallel Session 1.4: Rethinking Labour Regulation in the 21st Century
Location: Room D (R1 temporary building)
Chair: Valerie Van Goethem
Regulating for Decent Work: A Thematic Analysis of Namibia's Informal Economy
Valentina Schaneck
The Potential of Non-Judicial Mechanisms in Promoting Informal Workers’ Rights along Global Supply Chains in Sub-Saharan Africa
Maureen Kalume
Can Logistics Rules Shape Forms of E-commerce Platform Labour? Examining the De Minimis Policy Debate
Christopher Foster
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Parallel Session 1.5: Rethinking Labour Law for the Platform Economy: New Concepts and Approaches
Location: Room E (R1 temporary building)
Chair: Philippa Collins
The Platform Work Directive: A Milestone or a Nothingburger?
Ilda Durri, Charalampos Stylogiannis, Mathias Wouters
A Hybrid Category to Regulate Gig Work?
Miriam Cherry
Rethinking the Concept of the Employer in the Digital Economy: Corporate Fragmentation and Power Dynamics through Labour Law and Competition Law Lenses
Silvia Rainone
Defining ‘Digital Labour Platform’ and Working Time in an ILO Instrument on Platform Work
M. Six Silberman, Jeremias Adams-Prassl
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Parallel Session 1.6: Special Session on Historical Research on the ILO and the World of Work
Location: Auditorium (Cinema Room) (R2 south)
Chair: Dorothea Hoehtker
Chair: Eileen Boris
After the Centenary: Historical Research on the ILO and the World of Work
Discussant(s): Andrej Slivnik
Presentations of the Special Session
A World between Yesterday and Tomorrow: The ILO in the “Global” Decades of the 1960s and 1970s
Jill Jensen
“The Work that makes all Work Possible”: From Women Workers with Family Responsibilities to the Care Work Economy
Eileen Boris
The ILO and the Politics of Women’s Vocational Training in Turkey and Internationally, 1950s-1980s
Selin Çağatay
The Evolution of Pre-employment Requirements for Seafarers: Post WWII Dynamics and the ILO’s Maritime Labour Convention
Benjamin Lelis
Changing the Perspective on Working Conditions and the Environment? The 1984 Bhopal Disaster and the ILO
Dorothea Hoehtker
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Parallel Session 1.7: Special Session on Gender Equality in the Changing World Order
Location: Room II (R3 south)
Prospects for Gender Equality in the Changing World Order: Perspectives from the Global North
Chair(s): Stephanie Barrientos
Presentations of the Special Session
Digitalisation and Remote Work: Gendered Outcomes in Job Quality and the Impact of Persistent Gender Inequalities in Paid and Unpaid Work
Agnieszka Piasna
Unpacking the Green Economy: Worker Justice without Gender Justice?
Jack Daly, Vera Trappman, Ioulia Bessa, Jennifer Tomlinson
The “Care Transition” in Turbulent Times
Maria Karamessini
Prospects for Gender Equality in the Changing World Order
Nuria Sanchez-Mira, Jill Rubery, Valeria Insarauto
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Parallel Session 1.8: Labour Conditions in Global Supply Chains: Evidence from Surveys and Case Studies
Location: Room A (R1 temporary building)
Chair: Arianna Rossi
Outsourced Employment and Job Quality
Marta Fana, Enrique Fernandez-Macias, Davide Villani, Giorgio Piccitto
Crisis Reactions in Various Global South Sectors: Insights from the Interaction of Economic and Labor Policies
Christina Teipen
Informalising Labour Regimes in the Global Garment Supply Chain: Addressing Decent Work Deficits in Cambodia’s Subcontracting Industry
Sabina Lawreniuk
Exporting, Firm-specific Institutions, and Labor Conditions: Evidence from Garment Industry Workers
Alessandro Guasti, Matthew Amengual, Greg Distelhorst
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