Projects
European Labour Law Project
The ETUI-REHS is implied in the BLLP since 1998. The BLLP stopped end of 2004. However, since 2005 the Swedish cooperation partners are running along the lines of the BLLP the same kind of project for the region of St. Petersburg and the
Republic of Bashkortostan.
European Social Dialogue
This project is intend to scientifically cover issues related to the development of particular issues of the European social dialogue that are of major interest for the European Trade Union movement such as the evaluation of the instruments of the European social dialogue. Research is also launched as regards the evaluation of new instruments of soft law that interact with social dialogue instruments such as the codes of conduct or guidelines. In this respect, the issue of corporate social responsibility will be tackled.
Legal Experts Network - NETLEX
The EC has produced and is likely to continue to produce European labour law, which is of direct interest of workers and their representatives, including trade unions. Information and advice on the elaboration, implementation and interpretation of EC labour law is thus of crucial importance for the ETUC and its member organizations.
The Application of EU Labour Law Directives to Certain Sectors and/or Occupations
Often the ETUC and its European Industry Federations (EIF's) are confronted with the need to review the application of the different international and European (labour) law instruments to the different sectors of economy or specific occupations such as managerial staff or artists for instance.
Trade Union Legal Experts Network for South East Europe
The Legal Experts Network operates as an extension in the Balkan region of the existing ETUC network of Trade union legal experts - NETLEX, combining expertise from both EU member-states and CEE accession countries. SEE experts would also profit from the established database that has accumulated information for more than five years of operation of NETLEX, including answers and legal advice on particular questions of labour law development in the CEE transition countries.
Transnational Trade Union Rights
Several years ago, the ETUI-REHS established this network in order to be assisted in legal research in the area of fundamental social rights, including transnational trade union rights.