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October 22, 2020

The  World of Work and COVID-19 Crisis Economic, Social and Labour Relations Implications

The  World of Work and COVID-19 Crisis Economic, Social and Labour Relations Implications

When

22/10/2020    
9:30 am - 2:00 pm
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Event Type

  • Labor Relations
  • Social Justice

The annual conference of the Israeli Industrial Relations Association (IIRRA) on “The World of Work and COVID-19 Crisis Economic, Social and Labour Relations Implications” was held on October 22 at ZOOM and was organized by the IIRRA in cooperation with FES Israel and the International Labour Organization (ILO).

The discussions were attended by prominent experts and personalities in the economy, representatives of workers organizations, employers and experts from the International Labor Organization.

 

 

 

The  World of Work and COVID- 19 Crisis

 Economic, Social and Labour Relations Implications

 

Thursday, 22/10/2020, 09:30 – 14:00 Israel Time, 08:30 – 13:00 CET

9.30-9.45 Get together and registration

9.45-10.00 – Opening Statements

Adv. Orly Bitty, IIRRA Chairperson,

Mr. Maurizio Bussi, Deputy Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia

Mr. Micky Drill, Project Manager, FES-Israel

 

Session 1

Main developments  in Israel and in selected countries facing the crisis from social, economic and employment perspectives.  Government policy, main activities exercised by employers’ and workers’ organizations

10.00 -11.20- Chairperson- Dr. Roby Nathanson, CEO, Macro, The Center for Political Economics

Presentations by Dr. Roby Nathanson

Mr. Sher Verick, Senior Economist, Employment, Labour Markets and Youth Branch, ILO

Mr. David Leffler, Director General, Ministry of Economy and Industry

Mr. Bernhard Schulz, Head of Labour and Social Affairs, German Embassy

Adv. Ayelet Nahmias Verbin, Vice President, Manufacturers’ Association of Israel

Mr. Ariel Ya’acobi, Chairman of the Government’s Workers Union, The New Histadrut

Discussion, Q&A

 

Session 2

Ways of handling the crises

11.20 -12.20 – Chairperson-Mr. Ilan Levin, General Manager and Owner, The Consulting Company Levin Ilan Y.N. Ltd

Ms. Yaffa Vigodsky, Chairwoman “Ma’agalim”-the Fund for Workers of Wearing Professions

Mr. Idan Cohen, Head of Strategy Planning, Wages and Labour Agreements Department, Ministry of Finance – Collective Agreements in the Public Sector in the Current Crisis

 Mr. Konstantinos Papadakis, Senior Social Dialogue and Governance Specialist, Social Dialogue and Tripartism Unit, ILO

 

Session 3

Vulnerable segments of workers’ groups

Focusing on young workers, freelancers, gender equality

12.20-13.40- Chairperson- Mr. Peter Lerner, Director General of the International Relations Division, the Histadrut – General Federation of Labor in Israel

 Ms. Susana Puerto-Gonzalez, Senior Youth Employment Specialist, Employment, Labour Markets and Youth Branch, ILO

 Mr. Shlomi Yehiav, Chairperson, National Union of Israeli Students

Presentation of research on gender justice – Ms. Hadas Ben Eliyahu, Director of “She-Knows” at the Van Leer Jerusalem Institute

MP Hava-Etty Atia, Member, Labor, Welfare and Health Committee

Mr. Ori Reshtik, Representative of Freelancers, CEO, SHAHAM, The Israeli Actors Organization

Discussion, Q&A

13.40-14.00- Closing Statements

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