Invitation Conference :  Enforcing EU labour law (and beyond) ’27 & 28 September 2022 - Brussels

25th anniversary conference of the TTUR Network

27 & 28 September 2022 - Brussels, ETUI premises (in person)

It has been 25 years since the Transnational Trade Union Rights (TTUR) Network met for the first time upon the invitation and initiative by Brian Bercusson. During these 25 years the TTUR Network has strengthened and empowered trade union movement with research-based knowledge on comparative and European labour law. The work of the network has focussed on European labour law with a particular emphasis on fundamental social rights and collective rights. It is best illustrated by the TTUR publications of which the most recent is the book ‘Effective Enforcement of EU Labour Law’.

In order to celebrate the 25th anniversary among friends and colleagues, the TTUR Nework invites you to participate in a conference on the topic ‘Enforcing EU Labour Law’ on 27 and 28 September in Brussels. In a way this conference brings us back to the beginnings of the TTUR and the work of Brian Bercusson who dedicated many years to the study of how to improve the realisation of social and labour rights in the EU setting. The conference will focus on the following four themes:

- Developing an effective regulatory framework for labour law
- The role of actors in the enforcement of labour law
- Enforcement within specific substantive areas of labour law (e.g. health and safety, precarious work, migrant workers)
- Enforcement beyond labour law: Sectoral and horizontal approaches to enforcement

See attached for the full programme.

The conference will take place in person in Brussels on ETUI premises. 

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