This comparative research, among several countries of the European Union, analyzes the evolution and the perspectives of different employment models, with the aim to bring to light the convergent and divergent features, and therefore we well be able to determine
The theme of the 12nd Spanish Conference of Sociology that will be held in Gijón (30 June – 2 Juliol 2016) is “Grandes transformaciones sociales, nuevos desafÃos para la sociologÃa”
The 2016 International Labour Process Conference will take place between 4th and 6th April 2016, hosted by WBZ – The Berlin Social Science Centre under the theme: Working Revolutions: Revolutionising Work Every year, the conference brings together academics and policy
The RESORE project aims to develop an analysis of the employees resources changes over the last two decades in relation to the social rights linked to them. The hypothesis is that at present we witness an erosion of the rights
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2015 – Teresa Torns El principal objetivo de la jornada ha sido promover y sensibilizar a la sociedad sobre los beneficios de la conciliación corresponsable y equitativa de la vida personal, familiar y laboral y avanzar en un reparto equitativo
Start date: 01/07/2000 Finish date: 01/05/2001 Financing: Comission of the European Communities- Universitat de Nancy (Groupe de Recherche sur l’Education et l’Emploi (GREE) Responsable researcher: Faustino Miguélez Lobo Team: Joan Miquel Verd
The project’s general objectives are to i) survey, ii) analyse and iii) organise a systematic and permanent monitoring of the role which can be played by the social partners and public institutions at the local level in the regulation of
The goal of the thematic network is to analyse together the issue of social exclusion causes, according to the societal employment dynamics. With the help of existing research works, it will test the following previous hypothesis in the participant countries:
The main objective of this thematic network is to bring together trade union and universities across Europe to facilitate the transfer of scientific and technological knowledge between universities, research centres, worker’s organisations and other “end users”, in order to achieve
