The seminar will be held in Salamanca on 9 – 10 November and will be led by Professors Wilfredo Sanguineti Raymond and Juan Bautista Vivero Serrano.

The University Master’s Degree in Labor Law and Labor Relations of the University of Salamanca is organizing the international seminar “Labor Impact of Business Networks”. Given that  productive activities are increasingly being carried out  in a coordinated way among several businesses in the modern economy, the seminar aims to take stock of the repercussions of this on employment and working conditions. In order to do so, it will start by identifying the different forms of collaboration capable of giving rise to a business network and assessing the potential impact of each of them on five fundamental thematic areas, such as those related to: a) employer identification, b ) the start, duration, modification and termination of employment contracts, c) working conditions, d) occupational safety and health, and e) the exercise of the rights to organize, collective bargain and strike. A plural methodological approach will be taken in which legal analysis will be enriched by the consideration of the economic rationality of these phenomena. All this in order to evaluate the suitability of the responses that have emerged in order to face the challenges posed by this new way of organizing business activities and to formulate proposals that allow them to be addressed in a coherent and systematic way.

The seminar will be led by Professors Wilfredo Sanguineti Raymond and Juan Bautista Vivero Serrano and will be held on 9 and 10 November 2017.

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Posted by Juan M. Corchado

Juan Manuel Corchado (15 May 1971, Salamanca, Spain) is Professor at the University of Salamanca. He has been Vice-Rector for Research from 2013 to 2017 and Director of the Science Park of the University of Salamanca. Elected as Dean of the Faculty of Science twice, he holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Salamanca and a PhD in Artificial Intelligence from the University of the West of Scotland. He leads the renowned BISITE (Bioinformatics, Intelligent Systems and Educational Technology) Research Group, created in 2000. Director of the IoT Digital Innovation Hub and President of the AIR Institute, J. M. Corchado is also Visiting Professor at the Osaka Institute of Technology since January 2015, Visiting Professor at the Universiti Malaysia Kelantan and Member of the Advisory Group on Online Terrorist Propaganda of the European Counter Terrorism Centre (EUROPOL). J. M. Corchado has been president of the IEEE Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society, and academic coordinator of the University Institute for Research in Art and Animation Technology at the University of Salamanca, as well as researcher at the Universities of Paisley (UK), Vigo (Spain) and the Plymouth Marine Laboratory (UK). He currently combines all his activity with the direction of Master programmes in Security, Digital Animation, Mobile Telephony, Information Systems Management, Internet of Things, Social Media, 3D Design and Printing, Blockchain, Z System, Industry 4.0, Agile Project Management, and Smart Cities & Intelligent Buildings, at the University of Salamanca and his work as editor-in-chief of the journals ADCAIJ (Advances in Distributed Computing and Artificial Intelligence Journal), OJCST (Oriental Journal of Computer Science and Technology) or Electronics MDPI (Computer Science & Engineering section). J. M. Corchado mainly works on projects related to Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Blockchain, IoT, Fog Computing, Edge Computing, Smart Cities, Smart Grids and Sentiment Analysis. He has recently been included in the board of trustees of the AstraZeneca Foundation, along with other health professionals and researchers recognised for bringing scientific knowledge closer to society.

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