Program:
Wednesday 2 November 2016
Arrival, Professorboligen
12.30–13.30 Registration and sandwich lunch
Welcoming, Gamle festsal
13.30–14.00 Welcoming address. Handing over the Festschrift
First session, Gamle festsal: The basics of labour law and its development
14.00–14.20 Anette Grønnerød-Hemmingby, On the basic character of the employment relationship
14.20–14.50 Monika Schlachter, On collective rights at migration and posting
14.50–15.10 Rüdiger Krause, On peace obligation in German labour law
15.10–15.30 Discussion, moderator: Manfred Weiss
15.30–15.50 Refreshments
Second session, Gamle festsal: Collective agreements and collective action
15.50–16.10 Alexander Næss Skjønberg, On peace obligation in Norwegian labour law
16.10–16.30 Kurt Weltzien, On boycott and the ILO Convention 87
16.30–16.50 Achim Seifert, On international framework agreements as an example for legal pluralism
16.50–17.10 Birgitta Nyström, On the Social Charter of Council of Europe and the Nordic labour market model
17.10–17.30 Discussion, moderator: Petra Herzfeld Olsson
Evening session, Gamle festsal ⇒ Aula ⇒ Professorboligen
17.30–18.30 Guided tour: The University Aula with paintings by Edvard Munch
18.30–23.00 Tapas and wine, mingling, Professorboligen
Thursday 3 November 2016
Morning greetings, Gamle festsal
08.30–08.40 Morning greetings
Third session, Gamle festsal: National labour law and EU labour law (in harmony?)
08.40–09.00 Andreas van den Heuvel, On wage and working conditions for temporary agency worker and posted workers
09.00–09.20 Marie Nesvik, On the Ryanair-case (employment contracts in private international law)
09.20–09.40 Felipe Temming, On labour law in corporate groups
09.40–10.00 Erik Sjödin, On EU and cross border work, not only posted workers
10.00–10.30 Discussion, moderator: Judy Fudge
10.30–11.00 Refreshments
Fourth session, Gamle festsal: Challenges in a globalised working life. New working life or new law on work?
11.00–11.20 Marianne Jenum Hotvedt, On challenges in crowdsourced work
11.20–11.40 Reingard Zimmer, On the impact of CETA and TTIP on social standards
11.40–12.00 Beate Sjåfjell, On the role of board level employee representatives
12.00–12.20 Claudia Schubert, On the conflict between the Member States’ obligations according to EU law and the Council of Europe’s guarantees of human rights
12.20–12.40 Discussion, moderator: Tonia Novitz
Closing, Gamle festsal
12.40–13.20 Concluding remarks: Catherine Barnard and Filip Dorssemont
Sandwich lunch and good byes, Professorboligen