📕 Dr Ceren Kasım will also be presenting her recent ETUI working paper on the 2024 EU Directive on combating violence against women and domestic violence - a landmark piece of legislation that nevertheless does not specifically address the world of work

Read it here 🔗 etui.org/Z9p

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Our speakers will be examining:

🫸 How different workplace instruments and actors can contribute to effectively addressing and preventing GBVH in this crucial arena for action

⚖️ What the next steps are in EU law and policy

'How to counter exclusionary far right politics with a progressive inclusionary agenda on equality' 🔗 etui.org/ZVR

'The atomistic fallacy in political science and its implications for how we study the far right: lessons for the left and trade unions' 🔗 etui.org/ZVV

'Losing ground: how class decline fuels far-right party support in Europe' 🔗 etui.org/Z95

Register here before 12 November 🔗 etui.org/ZV9

📑 And for some prep reading of recent ETUI publications by the authors, we recommend:

🔺 The importance of distinguishing between ‘core’ and ‘peripheral’ voters that are attracted to the far right for different reasons

🔺 How class decline fuels far-right party support in Europe

🔺 How and why insufficient attention to national-level dynamics can lead to misinterpretations about far-right party success

At a time of rising support for the #FarRight, it is crucial to correctly diagnose what leads to the success of these parties 🔍 ⚠️

Experts Daphne Halikiopoulou (University of York) and Tim Vlandas (University of Oxford) will be joining us for this lunchtime discussion to explain:

More info on how to submit here 🔗 etui.org/ZV8

⌛ Deadline 14 November

🔺 Contributions welcome from different fields including sociology, law, industrial relations, economics, political science, computer science and anthropology

🔺 A focus on European policies and experiences, as well as cross-nationally comparative work, is particularly appreciated

What are the paths ahead to ensure that industrial relations and regulatory systems can adapt to — and internalise — digital innovation without losing their protective function?

As #AlgorithmicManagement and #AI technologies steadily spread across all sectors of the conventional economy, these emerging challenges risk undermining the resilience of existing protective frameworks

📆 And don't miss the launch on 4 December, where you can hear Monika Martiskova, Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI), co-author of this chapter with Adam Šumichrast, speak about the findings from their Czechia case study, amongst many of the book's other contributors

🔗 etui.org/Z9T

📆 And save the date of 20 November, when many of the authors and editors will be coming together with trade unionists to discuss the issue's key findings on how public procurement policies can be transformed into a more socially sustainable practice

Register here 🔗 etui.org/ZV3

Take a look at the full issue on the Sage website 🔗 journals.sagepub.com/loi/TRS