download PDF Abstract Human capital often referred to as talent, is a pillar of knowledge-based economies. The population aging and decline pushed countries and companies worldwide to engage in the “battle for the best and the brightest”. They do so by looking at international talent, also known as Highly skilled migrants

L'articolo The impact of covid-19 on highly skilled migrants’ well-beingand intention to stay in Brainport Eindhoven proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract This contribution aims to assess the logic behind social protection systems by focusing on digital platform work. It tests its scope, rationale and equality purposes. More specifically this study compares the answers brought by a Bismarckian and a Beveridgian social security model, i.e. France and the UK, to

L'articolo Renewing social protection in a post-pandemic digital world:the example of Platform Workers in France and the UK proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract In view of the current societal challenges related to digitization and demographic change, this article analyses, the European Union’s Work-life Balance Directive 2019/1158. The key focus rests on parental and carer’s leave and what legal protection this essential factor is granted. As Norway is not an EU member

L'articolo Working-life out-of-balance? Legal responses in the EUand Norway to parenthood and caregiving in times of crisis proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract The paper aims at analyzing the articulated conditionality regime contemplated by the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) which, especially in the field of social and labour policies, significantly affects the use of the financial resources allocated by the European Union, within the framework of the Next Generation EU

L'articolo Next Generation Labour: what the EU is asking to Italy and Spain proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract This article examines the results achieved by the European Pillar of Social Rights (“EPSR”) thus far, with particular attention devoted to its impacts on employment policies. More specifically, this article is aimed at understanding the preCOVID successes of the EPSR (as well as outcomes from the onset of

L'articolo The European Pillar of Social Rights Before and Afterthe Pandemic: How the Covid has impacted on its Achievementsand Focus on the European Employment Policies proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract The paper discusses the nature of the support received by self-employed persons (and those who are parties to so-called civil law contracts) during the COVID-19 pandemic in Poland. The authors point out that the benefit received by such people, the so-called “standstill benefit” (s´wiadczenie postojowe) was higher than

L'articolo Are self-employed “zombies” more important than classic workers? A few comments on the Polish approach to supporting labour market during the COVID-19 pandemic proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.

download PDF Abstract The idea of comparison in this paper is well explained by the expression “legal orders in dialogue”, demonstrating the enduring relevance of what Otto KahnFreund emphasised many years ago. According to him, comparative law is not a separate subject matter but a tool of analysis, the best way

L'articolo Legal orders in dialogue and the “resources”of the Italian Workers’ Statute proviene da Diritti Lavori Mercati.