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

Name: The World of Work and COVID- 19 Crisis Economic, Social and Labour Relations Implications Research
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The international seminar held by the Industrial Relations Research Association of Israel, in partnership with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung and the International Labour Organization, focused on the humanitarian, social, and economic crises stemming from the COVID health pandemic.

Research and edited by Adv. Joseph Gattegno
Published: December 2020

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- a free society, based on the values of solidarity, which offers all its citizens the same opportunities to participate on political, economic, social and cultural levels, regardless of their origin, sex or religion

- a lively and strong democracy; sustainable economic growth with decent work for all

- a welfare state that provides more education and improved healthcare, but at the same time combats poverty and provides protection against the challenges that life throws at citizens

- a country that is responsible for peace and social progress in Europe and in the world.

The Vision of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung is to promote:

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

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