THE CONTENTS OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IN THE GIG ECONOMY. Lund, 12th & 13th December 2019

THE CONTENTS OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING

IN THE GIG ECONOMY

Lund, 12th & 13th December 2019

Faculty of Law

Pufendorf Hall, Lilla Gråbrödersgatan 3

THURSDAY 12TH

9:00. Welcome

9:30. OPENING SESSION

Presentation of the COGENS project: José María Miranda Boto (University of Santiago de

Compostela), Elisabeth Brameshuber (Vienna University of Economics), Christophe Teissier

(Astrées)

The personal dimension of collective bargaining in the gig economy: Elisabeth Brameshuber

(Vienna University of Economics)

The contents of collective bargaining in the gig economy: introductory remarks: Jenny Julén

Votinius (University of Lund)

11:00. Coffee break

11:30. CLASSIC CONTENTS IN NEW FORMS OF WORK

Chair: Felicia Rosioru (Universitatea Babeş-Bolyai)

Working time: Gábor Kártyás (Pázmány Péter Catholic University Budapest)

Social protection: Auriane Lamine (University of Louvaine)

Guarantees against the termination of contract: Jakub Tomšej (Charles University in Prague)

13:00. Lunch

Gallerian, Main building, 4th floor.

COGENS: Collective Bargaining and the Gig Economy – New Perspectives – VS/2019/0084

Funded by the European Union

All opinions reflect the authors’ view and are not endorsed by the European Commission

14:30. BEYOND THE LEGAL PERSPECTIVES: COMPLEMENTARY POINTS OF VIEW

Chair: Nicola Gundt (University of Maastricht)

Slash workers and industrial relations: Ivana Pais (Sacro Cuore Catholic University of Milano,

Project SWIRL - Slash Workers and Industrial ReLations VS/2019/0076)

CBAs as a tool to give rights to platform workers: examples and current pitfalls: Wike Been

(University of Amsterdam, Project COLBAR-EUROPE - Europe-wide analyses of COLlective

BARgaining agreements VS/2019/0077)

Riders, rights and collective action. Reflections on organizational practices of platform workers:

Holm-Detlev Köhler (University of Oviedo, Project SOcial DIalogue in the TRansforming

EConomy / SODITREC VS/2019/0096)

16:00. Coffee break

16:30. SOCIAL PARTNERS’ PERSPECTIVES

Chair: Jenny Julén Votinius (University of Lund)

Maria Arkeby, Head of Communications of the Swedish Transport Workers´union (Transport)

Paul Olai-Olssen, Deputy leader, Foodoraklubben Oslo

Niklas Selberg, Post-Doc researcher, Faculty of Law, Lund University

Stephen Schad, CEO, Frilans Finans, chair of the Swedish trade organization for self-employed

18:00. End of the session



FRIDAY 13TH

9:30. NEW CONTENTS IN NEW FORMS OF WORK

Chair: Tamás Gyulavári (Pázmány Péter Catholic University Budapest)

Data protection and ratings: Daniel Pérez del Prado (Carlos III of Madrid University)

Specific needs in health and safety: Marie-Cécile Escande-Varniol (University Lumière Lyon II)

Algorithms, discrimination and collective bargaining: Teresa Alexandra Coelho Moreira

(University of Minho)

11:00. Coffee break

11:30. THE FRAMEWORK FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING. EXTERNAL LEGAL ASPECTS

Chair: Piera Loi (University of Cagliari)

Fundamental rights: Adam Sagan (University of Bayreuth)

Competition Law: Valerio De Stefano (University of Leuven)

Tax Law: César García Novoa (University of Santiago de Compostela)

13:00. Lunch

Gallerian, Main building, 4th floor.

14:30. ALTERNATIVE AUTONOMOUS SOURCES: OTHER MODELS

Chair: Judith Brockmann (Universität Hamburg)

Paid Crowdsourcing for the Better - Guideline for a prosperous and fair cooperation between

companies, clients and crowdworkers: Vanessa Barth (IG-Metall)

The French Charters of Responsibility: Grégoire Leclercq (Fédération nationale des

autoentrepreneurs)

The Bologna Charter: Michele Faioli (Catholic University of Milan)

16:00. Coffee break


16:30. CONCLUDING SESSION

Sylvaine Laulom (Avocate Générale - Cour de Cassation): Pitfalls and Successes of Collective

Bargaining in the Gig Economy

José María Miranda Boto (University of Santiago de Compostela), Elisabeth Brameshuber

(Vienna University of Economics), Jenny Julén Votinius (University of Lund)



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