Employment relations and transformation of the enterprise in the global economy proceedings of the thirteenth international conference in Commemoration of Marco Biag

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Abbreviations. – Editorial. – Part I: Enforcement of labour law under the new organisational settings of the company. – Principles of Non-Discrimination in Complex Economic Organisations (Silvia Borelli). – Serving in the Master’s House: Legal Protection for In-Home Care Workers in the United States (Richard Michael Fischl). – Network Forms of Organisation and Network Agreements in a Labour Law Perspective: Two Tuscan Case Studies (Orsola Razzolini). – Part II: Enterprises and workers in the transnational dimension. – Hard and Soft Law Instruments for Regulating Multinational Enterprises: an Uphill Struggle towards Global Responsibility? (Vania Brino). – FTAs that Also Protect Workers: Expanding the Reach of Social Dimension Provisions on Labor to Promote, Compel, and Implement ILO Core Labor Standards (Ronald C. Brown). – Will the Posted Workers Enforcement Directive 2014/67/EU Really Boost Protection for Posted Workers? (Valentina Cagnin). – Cross-Border Transfers of Undertakings in the Context of Directive 2001/23 (Lukasz Pisarczyk). – Trans-National Restructuring Processes: the Role of Collective Bargaining Beyond Information and Consultation (Carla Spinelli). – Defensive Agreements and Opening Clauses: Integrated Strategies of Worker Involvement and Collective Bargaining against Fragmentation and Downgrading (Volker Telljohann). – Part III: Employee rights and representation in small and medium enterprises. – How EU Employment Rights are Experienced in Different-Sized Enterprises and Why It Matters (Paul Copeland, Beryl ter Haar). – Decentralisation and the Fragmentation of Collective Bargaining: Recent Trends in Spain and Italy and Implications for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (Francisco José Barba Ramos, Roberta Nunin). – The Extension of Collective Agreements by State Intervention: the Portuguese Regime and the Protection It May Offer to SMEs (Ana Teresa Ribeiro). – Notes on Contributors.