See here for the full programme of speakers and the registration link 🔗 etui.org/Z9d

🔺How can European policies and regulation, including the #AIAct and the #PlatformWorkDirective, contribute to a preventive and worker-centred governance of AI?

🔺What might a truly safe and healthy digital transition look like?

🔺What kinds of risks, both physical and psychosocial, do AI technologies pose in the workplace?

#AI is transforming how work is organised and performed, raising critical questions for workers’ safety and health that must be addressed

Bringing together trade unionists, researchers, policymakers and social partners, this important conference will examine some key questions:

📽️ Missed the event? Watch the full recording🔗 etui.org/Z9V

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Read the Transfer issue "Experimentation in ‘buying decent work'" - with several articles available in open access 🔓 etui.org/Z9R
Listen to an ETUI podcast episode on public procurement for the public good 🎧 etui.org/Z99

💡 Drawing on new research published in the latest issue of Transfer, the European Review of Labour and Research, speakers highlighted the challenges, trial-and-error processes ('experimentation'), and learning processes shaping the work of public authorities and social partners.

📕 Dr Ceren Kasım will also be presenting her recent ETUI working paper on the 2024 EU Directive on combating violence against women and domestic violence - a landmark piece of legislation that nevertheless does not specifically address the world of work

Read it here 🔗 etui.org/Z9p

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Our speakers will be examining:

🫸 How different workplace instruments and actors can contribute to effectively addressing and preventing GBVH in this crucial arena for action

⚖️ What the next steps are in EU law and policy

🗣️ The conference aims to create a space for critical reflection and dialogue between academics, trade unionists, policymakers and activists on how to revive worker representation as a cornerstone of democratic renewal at both the national and European levels

🔍 Key takeaways:
🔺 Far-right success cannot be understood without looking at national dynamics
🔺 Far-right electorates are coalitions of core and peripheral voters
🔺 Effective strategies for the left and trade unions require understanding not just who votes far-right, but the composition and size

💬 With interventions by Ludovic Voet (ETUC) and Tom Deleu (EFBWW), this engaging discussion highlighted how countering the far-right requires understanding not just individual motives, but also the makeup of its electorate, focusing on the balance between core and peripheral voters.

Register for the conference here 🔗 etui.org/Z9T

📕 Also to be launched at the same event will be the recent book 'When trade unions learn to innovate: case study evidence from across Europe' 🔗 etui.org/Z9S

Register here for the conference 🔗 etui.org/Z9Y

📕 'When trade unions learn to innovate: case study evidence from across Europe' takes a deep dive into key cases of grassroots efforts and international collaboration, uncovering a need for sustained investment in unions’ internal capacity to collaborate, adapt and learn

🔗 etui.org/Z9S