Workshop 1 - Tuesday 25 August 2009 - 1400 – 1530
Chair: Helio Zylberstajn
Room: Bayside 101
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| 1400 – 1415 |
Explaining flexicurity - Employment relations in Denmark
Mr Carsten Strøby Jensen, University of Copenhagen, Department of Sociology DENMARK
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| 1415 – 1430 |
Flexicurity and atypical employment in Denmark
Stine Rasmussen, Thomas Bredgaard, Per Kongshoej Madsen & Flemming Larsen, Aalborg University DENMARK
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| 1430 – 1445 |
Collective bargaining and flexicurity - balancing acts across sectors and countries
Mr Christian Lyhne Ibsen & Mikkel Mailand, FAOS, University of Copenhagen DENMARK
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| 1445 – 1500 |
Industrial Relations Foresight for 2025 for The EU Member States and Other Major Economies
Dr Timo Kauppien, Helsinki University, FINLAND
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| 1500 – 1515 |
Flexicurity - Squaring the circle between flexibility and social security
Prof Berndt Keller, Universität Konstanz GERMANY & Hartmut Seifert, Hans Boeckler Foundation, GERMANY
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Workshop 2 - Wednesday 26 August 2009 – 1100 -1245
Chair: Mia Ronnmar
Room: Bayside 101
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| 1100 – 1115 |
The New World of Work and Employment: Fitness workers and what they want from the employment relationship
Dr Jennifer Sappey, Charles Sturt University AUSTRALIA
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| 1115 – 1130 |
Self-employment as a last resort - A Narrative approach on consequences
Jenni Palmroos, University of Vaasa, FINLAND
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| 1130 – 1145 |
Generation of tacit knowledge in virtual environment
A/Prof Juhani Pekkola, Kymenlaakso University of Applied Sciences FINLAND & Pekka Ylöstalo, Finnish Ministry of Employment and the Economy, FINALND
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| 1145 – 1200 |
Older workers as vulnerable workers in the new world of work
Dr Andrew Frazer, Faculty of Law, University of Wollongong AUSTRALIA & Malcolm Sargeant, Department of Law, Middlesex University, UK
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| 1200 – 1215 |
Contingent Work in construction: Results from a two-country study
Dr Robert Mackenzie, Chris Forde, Andrew Robinson, Hugh Cook & Birgitta Eriksson Leeds University Business School UK & Patrick Larsson &Ann Bergman, Karlstad University, SWEDEN
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Workshop 3 - Wednesday 26 August 2009 – 1600 - 1730
Chair: Helio Zylberstajn
Room: Bayside 101
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| 1600 – 1615 |
A right to flexible work - why a strong legislative standard is required to provide for quality, permanent part time work in Australia
Jeane Wells, National Tertiary Education Union, AUSTRALIA
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| 1615 – 1630 |
Evolution of the Psychological Contract in an off shored outsourced call centre in India
Dr Nicholas Kinnie & Sudeshna Bhattacharya, University of Bath UK
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| 1630 – 1645 |
The international temping industry and the restructuring of work - the example of Germany and Australia
Prof. John Burgess & Lars Mitlacher, University of Newcastle, AUSTRALIA
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| 1645 – 1700 |
New world of work - Old and new forms of coping and control
Dr Ulla Forseth, Tove Håpnes & Liv Berge, SINTEF Technology and Society NORWAY
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| 1700 – 1715 |
The Use of Short Term Labour in Low-Skilled Manufacturing Jobs in the UK
Mr Benjamin Hopkins, Industrial Relations Research Unit UK
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Workshop 4 – Thursday 27 August 2009 - 0900 - 1030
Chair: Mia Ronnmar
Room: Bayside 101
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| 0900 – 0915 |
The Impacts of New Organisational Forms in Construction
Dr Susan McGrath-Champ & Stuart Rosewarne, University of Sydney AUSTRALIA
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| 0915 – 0930 |
Permanent Night Working: Patterns and Problems
Suzanne Richbell, Sheffield University Management School UK
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| 0930 – 0945 |
The World of Work: Forms of Engagement in South Africa
Assoc. Prof Rochelle Le Roux, University Of Cape Town SOUTH AFRICA
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| 0945 – 1000 |
Social protection and non-standard individual working lives. A combined approach using the capabilities model and the life course perspective
Dr Joan-Miquel Verd, Universitat Autonoma of Barcelona SPAIN
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| 1000 – 1015 |
Eliminating national borders as labour market barriers in the EU: a socio-legal analysis
Prof Harm Van Lieshout, Centre of Applied Labour Market Research and Innovation, Hanze University Gronin NETHERLANDS
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Plenary 5 – Thursday 27 August 2009 - 1100 - 1230
Co Chairs: Helio Zylberstajn, University of San Paulo, Brazil & Mia Ronnmar, Lund University, Sweden
Room: Bayside Audiotirum A
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| 1100 – 1120 |
Keynote Presentation
Prof Nicola Smit & Elmarie Fourie, University of Johannesburg SA
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| 1120 – 1135 |
Lifestyles as Social Contracts between Workers and Organisations
Prof Axel Haunschild, University of Trier GERMANY
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| 1135 – 1150 |
Working without an employer: Establishing a model of independent contractors’ well-being
Dr Tui McKeown, Monash University AUSTRALIA & Catherine E. Connelly, McMaster University, CANADA & Daniel G. Gallagher, James Madison University, USA
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| 1150 – 1205 |
Exploring Multiple Identifications and Identities in the High Performance Call Centre: A Recipe for Success?
Dr Sarah Jenkins, Cardiff Business School UK |
