JILPT Comparative Labor Law Seminar 2004 (March 9–10)
The Mechanism for Establishing and Changing Terms and Conditions of Employment / The Scope of Labor Law and the Notion of Employees
JILPT holds a biennial Comparative Labor Law Seminar, with the aim of having cross-national discussion and comparative analyses on critical issues in the field of labor law, by inviting researchers from abroad. The 7th Seminar consisted of two themes, namely:
Part I "The Mechanism for Establishing and Changing Terms and Conditions of Employment"
Part II "The Scope of Labor Law and the Notion of Employees"
Following are the list of participants and the papers submitted for the seminar.
The papers presented in the seminar will be compiled as JILPT Report No.1. (PDF:1.0MB)
Coordinators
- Takashi Araki / Professor, Dr., The University of Tokyo, Japan, Senior Research Fellow, JILPT (Japan)
- Shinya Ouchi / Professor, Dr., Kobe University, Japan Senior Research Fellow, JILPT (Japan)
Discussants
- Catherine Barnard / Senior Lecturer, Dr., Trinity College, Cambridge (U.K.)
- Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt / Professor, Dr., School of Law, Indiana University (U.S.A.)
- Del Conte, Maurizio / Professor, Dr., Universitá Bocconi (Italy)
- Pascal Lokiec / Maître de Conférences, University Paris X-Nanterre (France)
- Mia Rönnmar / LL.M., doctoral candidate in Labour Law, Lund University (Sweden)
- Joo-Cheong Tham / Associate Lecturer, School of Law and Legal Studies, La Trobe University (Australia)
- Rolf Wank / Professor, Dr., Ruhr-Universität Bochum (Germany)
Part I. The Mechanism for Establishing and Changing Terms and Conditions of Employment (March 9)
Country Reports
- Takashi Araki (Japan)
The System of Regulating the Terms and Conditions of Employment in Japan (PDF:88KB) - Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt and Carmen L. Brun (U.S.A.)
Individual Bargaining, Collective Bargaining and Protective Legislation: Determining the Terms and Conditions of Employment in the Modern American Employment Relationship (PDF:96KB) - Joo-Cheong Tham (Australia)
The Framework of Australian Labour Law and Recent Trends in ‘Deregulation’ (PDF:79KB) - Catherine Barnard (U.K.)
Reconsidering the Mechanism to Regulate Working Conditions in the Light of Diversified and Individualised Employees and the Declining Labour Unions (PDF:53KB) - Rolf Wank (Germany)
The Mechanism for Establishing and Changing Terms and Conditions of Employment (PDF:76KB) - Pascal Lokiec (France)
The Framework of French Labour Law and Recent Trends in Regulation (PDF:64KB) - Michele Tiraboschi and Maurizio Del Conte (Italy)
Recent Changes in the Italian Labour Law (PDF:52KB) - Mia Rönnmar (Sweden)
Mechanisms for Establishing and Changing Terms and Conditions of Employment in Sweden (PDF:72KB)
Part II. The Scope of Labor Law and the Notion of Employees (March 10)
Country Reports
- Shinya Ouchi (Japan)
Labor Law Coverage and the Concept of ‘Worker’ (PDF:38KB) - Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt and Michael D. Ray (U.S.A.)
The Definition of “Employee” in American Labor and Employment Law (PDF:62KB) - Joo-Cheong Tham (Australia)
The Scope of Australian Labour Law and the Regulatory Challenges Posed by Self and Casual Employment (PDF:49KB) - Catherine Barnard (U.K.)
The Personal Scope of the Employment Relationship (PDF:45KB) - Rolf Wank (Germany)
Diversifying Employment Patterns — the Scope of Labor Law and the Notion of Employees (PDF:48KB) - Pascal Lokiec (France)
The Scope of Labour Law and the Notion of Employee: Aspects of French Labour Law (PDF:45KB) - Michele Tiraboschi and Maurizio Del Conte (Italy)
Employment Contract: Disputes on Definition in the Changing Italian Labour Law (PDF:28KB) - Mia Rönnmar (Sweden)
The Personal Scope of Labour Law and the Notion of Employee in Sweden (PDF:53KB)
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