Members of DIGILARE team presented at the XXII International Conference in Commemoration of Professor Marco Biagi in Modena, Italy. The conference was held at the Fondazione Marco Biagi on March 19-20 2025 and this year’s conference theme was Employment in the Era of AI and Digital Platforms: Understanding and Regulating Transitions. Prof Elisabeth Brameshuber, Co-director…
Our team members Tamás Gyulávári, José María Miranda Boto, Christophe Teissier and Jenny Julén Votinius will participate on 4 April in the online seminar ‘An Uncertain Future of Collective Bargaining in Central and Eastern European Countries’, organised by the Institute of Public Affairs in Warsaw. The panel discussion in which they will participate will discuss…
The second transnational seminar of the project took place on 27-28 February, according to the schedule approved by the European Commission. It took place at the Pétér Pázmány Catholic University in Budapest, where Tamás Gyulavári and Gábor Kártyás, members of the research team, were responsible for organising the seminar. After a general presentation of the…
The DIGILARE project addresses two major challenges related to the digital workplace in its first two coordinates: the personal scope of application of information and consultation rights (WHO) and the question of the applicable law in a cross-border context (WHERE). This first synthesis report of the project presents the results obtained in these two areas…
Research paper by Lidia Gil Otero and Christina Schnittler, members of DIGILARE’s research team, published in the European Labour Law Journal, on the question of the extent to which EU labor law de lege data permits or even provides for the inclusion of non-standard employees in the scope of information and consultation rights. Abstract: Developments…
The Pázmány Peter Catholic University in Budapest will host the second transnational seminar of the Digilare project on 27-28 February. During these sessions, the project team will present its findings on the tools (HOW) in which digitalisation plays an important role for the development of information and consultation rights. The digital content on which these…
The DIGILARE (101126503) project will hold its final conference in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, on 11 and 12 September 2025. It will present the final results of the project, focusing on four ‘coordinates’ of (cross-border) telework and the digital work world: the personal scope (1), the applicable law (2), the means by which industrial relations…
Prof. Michael Doherty, member of the research team, spoke about the two-year DIGILARE (Digitalization of Industrial Labour Relations – Age-old values in a new digital world (101126503)) at the event in Maynooth University in October 23rd. The seminar, showcasing projects and research currently going on in the School of Law and Criminology, was one of…
Contribution by Teresa Coelho Moreira, member of DIGILARE’s research team, and João Leal Amado, on the application by a Portuguese court of the presumption of employment status of digital platform workers in the Código do Trabalho (Article 12.º-A, n.º1).
Project members were present at the XXIV World Congress of the International Society of Labour and Social Security Law. A panel, with the title Information and Consultation in the Digital Era was organised in the framework of Topic 3. The new trends in the collective labour law; Subtopic: New forms of employment and collective labour…