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Sylvain Nadalet Expert national pour l'Italie
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Sylvain Nadalet est Maître de conférences au département de Sciences juridiques de l’Université de Vérone en Italie. Il est diplômé d’un DEA en droit social et d’un DEA en droit international à l’Université Paris X Nanterre. Il a obtenu en 2003 un Doctorat en droit communautaire et comparé du travail en cotutelle entre l’Université de Ferrara (Italie) et l’Université Paris X Nanterre. Il est l’auteur de plusieurs publications droit du travail dans des revues juridiques italiennes et françaises et s’intéresse notamment au thème du droit transnational du travail. Il est correspondant de Liaisons Sociales Europe et de IR Share pour l’Italie. Page LinkedIn et Cordis. |
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Vassil Kirov Expert national pour le Luxembourg
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Vassil est chercheur (Université d’Evry-Val-d’Essone et Académie des sciences en Bulgarie), chercheur associé à L’Institut syndical européen, expert (pour la Commission Européenne, l’OIT, etc.) et chargé de cours (à Sciences Po, France) avec une riche expérience dans le domaine de la sociologie de l’entreprise, des relations professionnelles et de la politique pour l’emploi en Europe. Il contribue régulièrement aux observatoires de Eurofound et aux Liaisons Sociales Europe. |
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Jean-Philippe Lhernould Expert en Droit social européen
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Professeur de droit, consultant et expert auprès de la Commission européenne (expert des réseaux MoveS, FreSco (ex-trESS), Missoc et Eurofound). Auteur de nombreux ouvrages et articles dans le domaine du droit du travail et de la sécurité sociale européen. Il commente aussi régulièrement les principaux arrêts rendus par le Cour de justice de l’Union européenne dans plusieurs revues juridiques renommées. Jean-Philippe a participé pour IR Share à la rédaction de consultation juridique sur des sujets complexes concernant les comités d’entreprise européens par exemple sur le choix de la loi applicable pour constituer un CE européen ou bien sur la possibilité de fusionner un comité de groupe français avec un CE européen. |
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Luísa Andias Gonçalves Expert national pour le Portugal
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Francisco Javier Gómez Abelleira Expert national pour l'Espagne
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Francisco (Docteur en droit, Université de A Coruna) a un longue expérience d'enseignement en droit du travail et de formateur auprès de professionnels du droit et responsables des resources humaines. Il écrit régulièrement sur le droit du travail et les relations sociales en Espagne pour Liaisons sociales Europe. |
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Catarina de Oliveira Carvalho Expert national pour le Portugal
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Professor of Law at Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Oporto School of the Faculty of Law). PhD in Legal Sciences (Universidade Católica Portuguesa) and Master in Legal and Business Sciences (Faculty of Law of Universidade de Coimbra). Researcher at Católica Research Centre for the Future of Law. Author of several publications in Labour and Civil Law. Director of the legal journal "Questões Laborais" and Member of the Editorial Board of Catolica Law Review. Lecturer at conferences (national and international) and regular contributor to various postgraduate and MBA courses in different national and international Faculties. Participation on several European projects related to the implementation of the EU Labour Law in Portugal. Vice-President of the Audit Committee of APODIT – Associação Portuguesa de Direito do Trabalho (Portuguese Association of Labour Law). |
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Štěpánka Lehmann Expert national pour la République Tchèque
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Štěpánka Lehmann is a senior researcher at the Research Institute for Labour and Social Affairs (RILSA) in Prague, Czech Republic. Her main area of interest includes working conditions in Europe and the context of their development. She graduated from Charles University in Prague with a B.A. degree in economics and master’s degree in sociology. Since 2016 she has held a PhD degree in sociology. She has been a correspondent of the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound) for the Czech Republic since 2011. |
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Mariangela Zito Experte nationale pour l'Italie
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Avocate en droit du travail, Mariangela est cheffe de projet et chercheuse à SindNova, le Centre italien d'étude et de recherche sur l'innovation industrielle et le travail (Rome), qui concentre ses activités sur les relations industrielles, les négociations collectives et la participation des travailleurs ; les comités d'entreprise européens ; l'organisation et les conditions de travail ; les politiques du marché du travail ; l'égalité des chances ; la santé et la sécurité sur les lieux de travail. Le domaine d'intérêt comprend l'égalité des chances, la non-discrimination, la protection des droits des femmes, la lutte contre la violence à l'égard des femmes. |
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Tamas Gyulavári Expert national pour la Hongrie
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Tamás is a labour law professor and head of the Labour Law Department at Pázmány Péter Catholic University in Budapest. He is an author of several books and articles on labour law and anti-discrimination law in Hungarian and English. Tamás has been working in several European research projects and networks. |
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Märt Masso Expert national pour l'Estonie
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Märt Masso is an analyst at the Praxis Center for Policy Studies in Tallinn, Estonia. His main area of interest includes employment relation, occupational health and safety, and employment policy. He graduated from the University of Tartu with a B.A. degree in sociology in 2003 and also graduated from the Central European University with M.A degree in sociology and social anthropology in 2005. He is also a Ph.D. candidate in sociology at University of Tartu. |
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Ekaterina Markova Expert national pour la Bulgarie
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Ekaterina Markova is a senior research associate at the Institute for the Study of the Societies and Knowledge, Department “Society of Knowledge: science, education and innovations”. Her Ph.D. thesis is “Problems in Sample Optimization in case of missing data in representative surveys”. Markova is an expert of Survey Research Methodology, having years of experience in planning, administering and executing Surveys and international projects.
Among the large-scale Surveys, Markova has been involved in, we need to mention the International Comparative Panel Survey “The Impact of Coping Strategies and Social Capital on Reproductive and Marital Behavior” (2002, 2005-2006), Max Plank Institute; Generations and Gender Program, International Comparative Panel Survey “Generation and Gender Survey” (2004-2005, 2007-2008), Max Plank Institute, European Social Survey (2006). Among the recent projects, she was involved in, we need to point out walqing.eu and www.migration4growth.eu.
Dr. Markova is experienced also in sociology of labour and organisations, with a special research interest in demographic change, vulnerability and quality of work. |
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Frédéric Turlan Directeur d'IR Share
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Frédéric a étudié le droit du travail en France, d'abord à l'Université de Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne puis à l'Université de Montpellier (Master DPRT). Il possède une vaste expérience dans l'écriture et l'édition en matière de relations industrielles et de droit du travail pour un public de praticiens et de décideurs, à la fois dans des périodiques et sous forme électronique. Il a écrit des articles sur les questions liées aux ressources humaines, au droit du travail français et européen, à l'emploi et aux relations sociales depuis 1993, d'abord comme journaliste pour différentes publications du groupe Liaisons (Entreprise & Carrière , Social Pratique), et de 1998 à 2006 pour le quotidien Liaisons sociales (groupe Wolters Kluwer). Il a créé, en 2000, Liaisons Sociales Europe, un bulletin bi- mensuel axé sur la politique de l'emploi, le droit du travail et de la sécurité sociale au niveau européen et des Etats membres. En 2000, il a été nommé rédacteur en chef adjoint de Liaisons Sociales travaillant avec une équipe de 8 journalistes, et est actuellement rédacteur en chef de Liaisons Sociales Europe. Il possède une vaste expérience des services d'information sur le Web et a créé IR Share en 2009 et a lancé ce site Web en 2012. |
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Christer Thörnqvist Expert national pour la Suède
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Alain Lefebvre Expert national pour la Finlande
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Alain Lefebvre est un spécialiste des modèles sociaux nordiques, sur lesquels il produit divers articles et ouvrages, et qu’il présente au cours de séminaires et de conférences. Il est aussi un coach professionnel (accréditation ACC de la Fédération International de Coaching ICF), e tintervient auprès des managers et de personnels politiques (candidats et élus) pour les aider à définir leurs objectifs, leur stratégie, leur plan d’actions et à les mettre en œuvre. Il publie aussi un site d’informations politiques sur la Finlande (http://finlandpolitics.org/). Il a occupé auparavant des postes de direction au sein des ministères chargés des affaires sociales et de la santé, et de diplomate au sein de la Représentation Permanente auprès de l’Union Européenne et dans les pays Nordiques. |
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Predrag Bejakovic Expert national pour la Croatie
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Predrag Bejakovic took his doctorate at the Economics Faculty in Zagreb, and now works in the Institute of Public Finance, Zagreb. He was a Kingdom of Denmark scholar in Copenhagen, a Fulbright scholar at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, and a British Council scholar at Essex and Bath universities. He has taken part in a number of projects, such as The Underground Economy, The Development of the Tax Administration and Pensions Reform. He publishes in scientific and professional journals and he is author and co-author of a number of books from the areas of the economy, pension system, education (particularly VET and adult education), public finance and labour economics. He was a member of the editor board for the Journal Mirovinsko osiguranje (Pension insurance) and the working group responsibly for Strategy of Education, Science and Technology. Now he is a member of the working groups for the development of the Strategy Croatia 2024, and is responsible for social policy and pension system.His main fields of interests are labour economics, pension system, education, social policy, poverty reduction and economic development. Recently he published and collaborated in various project related to pension system, particularly mandatory and voluntary funded system. |
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Elma Paulauskaite Expert national pour la Lituanie
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Elma Paulauskaite is a founding partner and research manager at the Policy Impact Lab. Elma counts with 10 years of experience designing, implementing and evaluating social interventions and 5 years of experience coordinating and contributing policy research for EU bodies, NGO networks and their members. She has played a central role in delivery of over a dozen policy research and evaluation assignments for EU centralized bodies like the European External Action Service (EEAS), decentralized institutions like the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound), and NGO networks like the European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disability (EASPD) among others. Thematically, Elma holds an MS in International Development Policy Studies, and has researching and evaluating the impact of interventions, policies and feasibility of new approaches to dealing with social problems across the EU and in select Emerging Markets, particularly in EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood and Latin America. Among other topics, Elma has been analysing labour market dynamics across the EU, effectiveness of public services, and the role of social dialogue for improved social outcomes. |
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Raquel Rego Expert national pour le Portugal
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Raquel Rego is a Portuguese researcher and professor of sociology of work, professions, industrial relations and voluntary associations. She has a Ph.D in sociology obtained in 2007 at the Université Lille 1 and simultaneously at the ISCTE-University Institute of Lisbon with ‘outstanding by unanimity'. She participates in national and European projects since 1998 and is currently a Research Fellow at the Institute of Social Sciences (ICS) from the University of Lisbon. She was a member of the Portuguese team of the European Observatory of Working Life (Eurwork) from Eurofound from 2007 until 2015, and is a board member of the IRENE network, a network of independent experts working on corporate restructuring, since 2014. Raquel Rego has been working also as an external consultant with ICF International and with Wilke Maack and Partners. |
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Jan Czarzasty Expert national pour la Pologne
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Jan Czarzasty, PhD, Professor in the Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Economic Sociology of the Warsaw School of Economics (Szkoła Główna Handlowa w Warszawie, SGH). Work and employment relations expert and a regular collaborator to domestic (Institute of Public Affairs, ISP; ‘Dialog’ Centre for Social Partnership, CPS ‘Dialog”) and international (European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions in Dublin, Eurofound and European Trade Union Institute, ETUI) research and policy institutions, as well as national-level social partners. Research Fellow at the Central European Labour Studies Insitute (CELSI) in Bratislava. Assistant-Chief Editor of the Warsaw Forum of Economic Sociology. He published i.a. in the British Journal of Industrial Relations, European Journal of Industrial Relations, Employee Relations. |
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Manwel Debono Expert national pour Malte
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Manwel Debono is a senior lecturer at the Centre for Labour Studies, University of Malta. He is a CharteredOccupational Psychologist and holds a Ph.D. in career choice and development. Dr Debono has been involved in numerous local and European research projects about working conditions and industrial relations. He has contributed to the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions for over 15 years. He also served as country expert for the DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion as part of the European Employment Policy Observatory for 11 years. Dr Debono teaches topics relating to working conditions, industrial relations, human resources, and career development. |
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Barbara Lužar Expert national pour la Slovénie
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Barbara Lužar is an assistant researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana. She holds a BA in Cultural Studies and has finished her PhD in Sociology with thesis on the Role of Social Networks in Teamwork in Slovene and Finnish teams. She has been involved in a number of EU OSHA projects in relation to ageing workforce, Ministry of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities projects on equal opportunities at a decision-making positions- EQPOWEREC and Eurofound projects. Her research interests include industrial relations, collective bargaining and social dialogue, employment relations, working and living conditions, team work, social networks, equal opportunities and a reconciliation of work and family. She has been a national correspondent and a coordinator of the Slovenian team for the EUROFOUND for more than 10 years. She is also a co-founder and a leader of a community centre at NGO Slovenian Philanthropy. |
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Emmanuelle Perin Expert national pour la Belgique
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Emmanuelle Perin est docteure en sciences politiques et sociales et chargée de cours à l’Institut des sciences du travail de l’Université catholique de Louvain en Belgique. Elle est l’auteure de plusieurs publications portant sur le dialogue social européen, la stratégie Europe 2020 et ses impacts sur les relations professionnelles belges. Elle a également contribué à plusieurs études comparatives menées pour Eurofound et le Cedefop ainsi que des évaluations des politiques d’emplois pour diverses autorités publiques belges. |
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Aimee Waldon-Thoroe Expert national pour l'Allemagne
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Aimee Waldon-Thoroe is a lawyer and a former researcher at the Collaborative Research Centre 597 "Transformation of the state" at the University of Bremen. She has a phd on the contribution of the transnational social dialogues regarding the European regulations on health and safety at work.
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Vasilis Koniaris Expert national pour la Grèce
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Vasilis (Ph.D. in European Studies, 2018, University of Macedonia, Greece) is a senior researcher in the Department of International and European Studies of the University of Macedonia in Thessaloniki, Greece. He has an extensive research background on industrial relations and transnational labour networks in the EU. He has also worked as a project manager and trainer for various European and national projects on entrepreneurship, protection of fundamental rights, work-based learning for university students and European integration. He is author of publications (monographs and journal articles) on labour law, medical law, and the transposition of the EWC Directive into national law in Greece. His research interests are on the field of gig economy and new forms of employment, transnational cooperation, and inclusion of NEETs into the labour force. |
- University of Macedonia - Department of International and European Studies,
- Egnatias 156
- 54636
- Thessaloniki
- Greece
- koniar@uom.edu.gr
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Inga Blaziene Expert national pour la Lituanie
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Inga Blaziene holds a PhD in economics. She is a senior researcher at the Labour Market Research Department, Institute of Sociology of the Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences. At the Centre she is engaged in basic and applied research, report drafting and project management on industrial relations, working conditions, employment and labour market policy issues. Inga is often working as an independent expert in policy (mostly – labour market policy) evaluation/assessment. Since 2004 she has been working as a national expert in different European observatories – EurWORK (European Observatory of Working Life) and ERM (European Restructuring Monitor), carried out by the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions, EEPO (European Employment Policy Observatory), coordinated by the ICF. Since 2012 Inga Blaziene is working also as an independent expert for the Research Council of the Republic of Lithuania. |
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