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The Meaning of Work is a one-of-its-kind book delving deep into the problems and issues raised by questions related to work and its meaning in today’s changing times and exploring new pathways and answers. Fourteen eminent labour and employment law experts contribute insightful analyses of developments and trends in the world of work that have a penetrating impact on how we understand and approach labour law.
What’s in this book:
The book is the outcome of the Third Conference in Commemoration of Professor Roger Blanpain, organized by the Institute for Labour Law of KU Leuven in September 2023. In this compendium, the contributors explore the following aspects of the rapidly changing work landscape:
Elucidating the relationship between labour law and the individual, the overall perspective suggests a transformative vision where labour law becomes the law of social freedom, intrinsically linked to personal development and social recognition.
How this will help you:
The varied contributions together furnish a key foundation for reimagining labour law and advancing our understanding of the evolving meaning of work by drawing attention to the need for legal frameworks to respond to unprecedented global, technological, and social transformations. With its pragmatic insights into contemporary workplace issues, critical analysis of work-life balance, and guidance on managing technological change, it will be highly appreciated by practitioners, academics, regulators, and social partners working in the fields of labour and employment law.
