Labour Law, Fundamental Rights and Social Europe

1. Auflage 2011
ISBN: 978-1-84946-210-5
Verlag: Bloomsbury Academic

Buch, Englisch, Band 4, 304 Seiten, Format (B × H): 164 mm x 243 mm, Gewicht: 616 g

Reihe: Swedish Studies in European Law

This volume, comprising three parts and ten chapters, all of them peer-reviewed essays, arises from the work of the Swedish Network for European Legal Studies. Its focus is on labour and social security law. The chapters, written by distinguished legal researchers associated with Swedish universities, provide insight into a range of topical and important developments, seeking new and interesting perspectives. Sweden has been a member of the European Union since 1995, and EU law and European law perspectives have been well integrated into Swedish labour law and social security law research. Within the European Social Model and the European Welfare State, Sweden (and to some degree the other Nordic countries as well) can be said to represent a specific system, as regards both labour law and industrial relations and social security law. In terms of influential comparative typologies or models (naturally 'flawed' by a certain element of vagueness and simplification, but also very helpful in analytical and pedagogical respects), Sweden has been described as a representative of inter alia a Nordic legal family, a Nordic labour law model, a social-collectivist industrial relations system, a consensual industrial relations system, a social-democratic welfare state regime, a Scandinavian social security law system (a 'sub-group' of the Beveridge system), and a coordinated market economy. But since 1995 EU law and European law perspectives have been extensively integrated into existing Swedish labour and social security law, and the chapters in this book go a long way in illustrating the far-reaching and multifaceted ways in which Swedish law has been 'Europeanised'.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Rönnmar, Mia

Ronnmar, Mia

Lundqvist, Björn

Fachgebiete

• Rechtswissenschaften Internationales Recht und Europarecht Europarecht Europäisches Arbeits- und Sozialrecht
• Rechtswissenschaften Ausländisches Recht Nordeuropa (Skandinavien)

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1. Introduction Mia RonnmarPart 1 Labour Law, the Protection of Fundamental Rights and the Tension between Economic and Social Integration in the EU2. The ILO Acquis and EU Labour Law Petra Herzfeld Olsson3. The Right to Collective Action in Particular the Right to Strike as a Fundamental Right Orjan Edstrom4. Regulating Posted Work Before and After the Laval Quartet Jonas Malmberg5. Public Procurement and Labour Law Friends or Foes? Kerstin Ahlberg and Niklas BruunPart 2 Equal Treatment and Non-Discrimination6. EU Equality Law Comprehensive and Truly Transformative? Ann Numhauser-Henning7. Troublesome Transformation EU Law on Pregnancy and Maternity Turned into Swedish Law on Parental LeaveJenny Julen Votinius8. Flexicurity, Labour Law and the Notion of Equal Treatment Mia Ronnmarviii Table of ContentsPart 3 Social Security Law and Free Movement and Coordination in the EU9. The Swedish Parental Benefit in Relation to the EU rules on Coordination of Social Security Benefit Is Free Movement of Families Really Achieved? Emma Holm10. The Swedish Social Security Reforms of 2008 and their Impact on the National Sickness Insurance System: Some Reflections from an EU Law and Flexicurity Perspective Per NorbergThe Swedish Labour Court judgment AD 2009 No 89, translated into English by Jur. Dr Laura Carlson

Über Autor(innen)

Mia Ronnmar is an Associate Professor in Private Law at the Law Faculty at Lund University. She is a member of the Norma Research Programme at Lund University and the ReMarkLab Research Programme at Stockholm University.