The Labour Law Research Network was set up in 2011 by research institutes/centers from all over the world dedicated to the study of labour law. Our goal is to advance research in labour law and specifically to facilitate the dissemination of research work and encourage open discussion of scholarship and ideas in this field. All labour law scholars are welcome to join.
The LLRN holds a Biennial Conference to facilitate presentation of academic scholarship in labour law along with discussion and debate over topical issues in the field. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the LLRN has organised a series of summer webinars (June – July 2020) and held three further seminars in June 2022.
In addition to our conference and online seminars, the LLRN provides information about labour law-related activities to affiliated research centres and the public through this website, our Twitter (now ‘X’) account (@LabourLawRN) and a periodical update that we send to our Mailing List. You can request access to the Facebook Group called Labour Law Research Network.
The International Labour Organization (ILO) invites proposals for a consultancy to support the development of a model labour law curriculum and delivery of research training under the “Advancing Decent Work in Bangladesh (ADWIB)” project. This initiative aims to enhance the…
The editorial board of the yearbook „Z Problematyki Prawa Pracy i Polityki Socjalnej” (“Labour Law and Social Policy Issues”) invites submissions for Volume 7(24), to be published in 2026. English-language papers are welcome, especially those addressing issues of international labour…
Description Our thematic issue on the ‘Right to Strike’ is now published by the Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal at: to access, guest editors: Tonia Novitz, Katherine Fitzpatrick, & Jeffrey Vogtrick, & Jeffrey VogtThe contents are as follows:ARTICLESThe…
