For this European Work-Time Network’s webinar, we are joined by Suryadeepto Nag who is a graduate researcher at the University of Lausanne to discuss how work-time reduction could impact the Global South. Suryadeepto Nag is a graduate researcher at the University of Lausanne working on… Read More »Webinar #19: What could work-time reductions mean for the rest of the world?
“How a Jobs Guarantee Can Achieve Working Time Reduction” with Charles Stevenson, a doctoral candidate at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Charles works to formalise the policies that constitute the core proposals for a European social-ecological transformation and to outline how European institutions would need… Read More »Webinar #18: How a Jobs Guarantee Can Achieve Working Time Reduction
India Burgess and Ana B. Muñoz Ruiz presented research findings from their work in a recent ETUCLEX study exploring working time reduction through collective agreements around Europe.
For the European Work-Time Network’s fifth webinar of 2025, we are joined by Maritza López Novella, Damaris Castro and Brent Bleys to discuss the drivers and challenges of implementing collective working time reduction in Belgium. Upon request of the previous federal government, Ghent University and… Read More »Webinar #16: Belgium: the drivers and challenges of implementing collective working time reduction
For the European Work-Time Network’s third webinar of 2025, we are joined by the European Economic and Social Committee’s Rapporteur for the Opinion on “Working time, the efficiency of the economy and the wellbeing of workers”. The event was hosted online at 2pm Brussels time… Read More »Webinar #15 EESC Opinion: Working time, the efficiency of the economy and the well-being of workers
For the European Work-Time Network’s second webinar of 2025, we are joined by the a trade union organiser to talk about the successful achievement of working time reduction in the Scottish public sector. The event was hosted online at 1pm Brussels time on Wednesday 26th… Read More »Webinar #14 To 35 hours and beyond ! How the PCS union in Scotland won the shorter working week
The European Work-Time Network is hosting its first webinar of 2025,with researchers and practitioners to discuss the case of a 4-day week in a Portuguese nursery. Speakers: Inês Poeiras is the Executive Director at Caminhos da Infância. Francisca Carneiro is the President and Pedagogical Director… Read More »Webinar #13 A 4-day workweek in a nursery ? A case in Portugal
The European Work-Time Network is hosting its seventh and final webinar of 2024, presenting the Catalonia trade union CCOO’s ‘Time Reduction’ campaign and its digital organising strategies. The event will be hosted online at 1pm Brussels time on Wednesday 11th December. Dávid Csepregi is a… Read More »Webinar #12 Digital Organising for Working Time Reduction
After our summer break and biannual conference, the European Work-Time Network is hosting its sixth webinar of 2024, presening global UNI research on working time in the cleaning sector. The event will be hosted online at 1pm Brussels time on Wednesday 13th November. Mark Bergfeld… Read More »Webinar #11 Working Time in the Cleaning Sector – UNI Research
The fifth webinar of 2024 is focused on trade union strategies for work-time reduction. The event was hosted online at 1pm Brussels time on Wednesday 31st July. Yvette Becker is a Policy Advisor on working hours at FNV, the Netherlands Trade Union Confederation. Berardina Tommasi… Read More »Webinar #10 Union Strategies and Work-Time Reduction