Personas y TrabajoEspecialización sociolaboral
5ª edición

16 December 2021

Pandemic, emotional health, psychosocial risks in the workplace and people's rights

Opening address

• Elena Pérez Barredo. Vice-Minister of Labour of the Basque Government
• Manuel Velázquez Fernández. Labour and Social Security Inspector and member of the Basque Observatory on Harassment and Discrimination
• Aitzol Asla Uribe. Lawyer and Member of the Governing Board of the Biscay Bar Association
• Gema Tomás Martínez. Dean of Deusto Law School at the University of Deusto.

First panel: Between continuous diagnosis and improvised therapies: What lessons have we learned?

• Manuel Velázquez Fernández. Labour and Social Security Inspector and Member of the Basque Observatory on Harassment and Discrimination. 

Diagnosis of the situation, adapted measures and lessons learned: 

• Álvaro Iruin Sanz. Managing Director of the Mental Health Network of the Basque Health Service (Osakidetza) in Guipuzcoa 

Psychosocial risk management during the pandemic and future perspectives:

• Juan Carlos Fernández Arias. Psychologist. Presentation 

The challenge of the pandemic for the Labour Inspectorate: 

• . Iciar González Carrasco. Deputy Director of the Basque Country Labour Inspectorate. Presentation 

Second Panel: Challenges and issues once the pandemic is over 

• . Beatriz García Celaá. Social Magistrate and member of the Basque Observatory on Harassment and Discrimination

Ethics, inequalities and pandemics: 

• . Coro Rubio Tejada. Psychologist and member of the Ethics and Social Intervention Committee (CEIS) of the Biscay Provincial Council

ILO plans on state regulation in the management of future pandemics:

• Cristóbal Molina Navarrete. Professor of Labour Law and Social Security, Director of LARPSICO and member of the Basque Observatory on Harassment and Discrimination. Presentation 

Addressing the challenges of age and ageing, job insecurity and equality and diversity: 

• Manuel Velázquez Fernández. Labour and Social Security Inspector and member of the Basque Observatory on Harassment and Discrimination. Presentation 

Third panel: Emotional health and cyberpsychology: a proposal for practical experience

• Cristóbal Molina Navarrete. Professor of Labour Law and Social Security, Director of LARPSICO and member of the Basque Observatory on Harassment and Discrimination
• Jagoba Gómez Alonso. Prevention Service of the San Prudencio Foundation
• Marta González Pescador. PhD in Psychology, Clinical Psychology, External Consultant for Psicolan

Closing event

• . Lourdes Iscar Reina. Director General of Osalan.
• . Beatriz García Celaá. Social Magistrate and member of the Basque Observatory on Harassment and Discrimination. 

20, 21 and 22 April 2021

International Labour Organisation (ILO)

The ILO: a sui generis International Organisation

• Joaquín Nieto has been Director of the ILO Office in Spain since 2011. He has represented workers at the EU Environment Consultative Forum, the UN Commission on Sustainable Development, UNEP and Climate Change Summits.

ILO Convention 190 and decent work

• Natalia Díaz is Counsellor at the ILO Office in Spain. She has been a leading expert at the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA, Helsinki) and Advisor in the Cabinet of the Presidency of the Spanish Government.

The ILO and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

• María Peñahora García Sanz is Counsellor at the ILO office for Spain and a career civil servant in the General State Administration, in the Senior Graduate Scale of the National Institute for Safety and Hygiene at Work.

 

30 September and 1 October 2020

2nd International Technology and Work Workshop

The Workshop was held as part of a series of workshops, previously organised at the University of Castilla-La Mancha to address the impact of digitalisation in the field of labour, specifically in Labour Relations.

Conference opening

• Felipe Gómez Isa: Vice Dean’s Office for International Relations University of Deusto
• Mariola Serrano Argüeso. Vice-Dean’s Office for Academic Organisation and Academic Staff. University of Deusto
• Ana Herrán Ortiz. Vice-Dean for Students, Research and Transfer. University of Deusto

Opening lecture: Health as a Fundamental Right in the Future of Work

• Mª Luz Vega Ruiz: Coordinator of the ILO's Future of Work Initiative

 

 

International Experiences of Virtual Work

• Esteban Martínez-García. lecturer, Free University of Brussels. Institute of Sociology. Member of Digital Work
• Luciana Guaglianone. Professor of Labour Law at the University of Brescia. Member of Digital Work
   

Social Protection and the Challenge of the Technological Revolution

• Mª Luz Rodríguez Fernández. Professor of Labour and Social Security Law at the UCLM. Principal Investigator of Digital Work. Member of Digital Work
• Francisco Miguel Ortiz González-Conde. Assistant Professor of Labour and Social Security Law at the University of Murcia. Member of Digital Work

Job Profiles on Digital Platforms

• Anabel Suso Araico. Director of Public Policy Innovation at Red2Red. Member of Digital Work
• Albert Cañigueral. Founder-Connector OuShare Spain & LATAM. Member of Digital Work

 

 

Fundamental Workers' Rights in the Age of Technology and Covid (Gender and Data Protection)

• Mariola Serrano Argüeso. Professor of Labour and Social Security Law at the University of Deusto. Member of Digital Work
• Ana I. Herrán Ortiz. Professor of Neuropsychology, University of Deusto. Member of Digital Work

Telework and Socially Responsible Forms of Governance in the Technological Transition

• Eva Rimbau Gilabert. Associate Professor of Human Resources and Organisation at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya. Member of Digital Work
• Irene Bajo García. Professor of Labour Law and Social Security at the University of Alicante. Member of Digital Work

Closing address: For a Public Administration up to the Challenge of the Technological Revolution

• Juan Luis Manfredl. Professor of Journalism at the Castilla-La Mancha University

 

 

09 September 2020

The social and labour consequences of Covid-19

• Joaquín Nieto, Director of ILO Spain 

 

25 June 2020

The challenges of the real management of psychosocial risks: the Observatory's proposals for the post-covid 19

First panel

• Jon Azkue. Vice-Minister of Labour of the Basque Government
• Juan Ignacio Marcos. Labour Lawyer and Coordinator of the Basque Observatory
• Patricia Bárcena. Vice-Dean of the Biscay Bar Association and Member of the Basque Bar Council
• Gema Tomás. Dean of Deusto Law School at the University of Deusto.
• Rocío Barreira. Clinical psychologist, senior occupational risk technician and mediator and member of the Basque Observatory
• María Jesús Otero. National Institute for Safety and Health at Work
• Juan Ignacio Marcos. Labour Lawyer and Coordinator of the Basque Observatory
• Juan Carlos Fernández Arias. Quirón Prevención
• Elena Pérez Barredo. Labour Director of the Department of Labour and Justice of the Basque Government

26 June 2020

 Second panel: Equality and work-life balance, ¿psychosocial risks?

• Tomás Arrieta. President of the Basque Industrial Relations Council
• Sara Fernández. Head of Bridgestone Legal Department

 

• Beatriz García Celaá. Magistrate of the Labour Court No. 3 in Biscay

• Manuel Velázquez. Labour Inspector and member of the Observatory

Concluding remarks

• Cristóbal Molina. Professor of Labour Law and Social Security at the University of Jaén and member of the Observatory

Closing event

• Lourdes Iscar. Director of Osalan