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Conference on The Future of Work, Employment and Social Protection
Annecy, January 18-19, 2001

Back to the main page of the conference * Agenda
* List of Participants
* Opening speech by Ms. Guigou
* Speech by Mr. Somavia
* Background Document
* Annecy Conference Papers
* ILO Press Release

Conference programme

Thursday 18 January 2001

*9.30-10.30

Conference Opening by Elisabeth Guigou, Minister of Employment and Solidarity of France

Presentation of Conference: Peter Auer and Christine Daniel (for the organization committee)

*10.30-12.30

* Panel 1: Transformation of work and employment and new insecurities

Diagnosis I:

  • Overview of main transformations: What kind of new insecurities ?

  • Factors determining changes both on the supply and the demand side of the labour market

  • Demography, globalization, technology and changes in work organization and strategies of firms, changing life styles, changing family structures?

Chair : Patricia O'Donovan

Speaker : Eileen Appelbaum

Comments : Robert Castel

Jean Gadrey

Jill Rubery

Synthesis: Bruno Trentin

* 12.30-14 Lunch

Luncheon Speaker : Richard Freeman

*14.00-15.45

*Panel 2: Impact of changes on work and society

Diagnosis II:

  • Social impact of the transformation of work and new insecurities.

  • Who is affected and how?

  • Growing inequalities between individuals and also between firms: The included and the excluded

  • What challenges for democracy ?

Chair : Tiziano Treu

Speaker : Raymond-Pierre Bodin

Comments : Toshio Suzuki

Sandro Scocco

Philippe Lemoine

Synthesis : Sabine Erbès-Seguin

(Coffee)

*16.00-17.45

*Panel 3: The political response to the new challenges: raising the issues

Remedy I:

  • Towards a renewed primacy of politics over economics ?

  • The active welfare state: pros and cons.

  • Striking a balance between flexibility and security: a need for new forms of social protection to serve individuals' aspirations and the requirement of firms?

  • How to arrive at decent work

Chair: Odile Quintin

Speaker: Fritz Scharpf

Comments: Gosta Esping-Andersen

Bernard Gazier

Christian Baudelot

Synthesis:Renate Hornung-Draus

*19.30 Conference Dinner

Dinner Speakers : Bill Jordan

Andreas Schleef

Friday 19 January

*09.00-10.45

*Panel 4: Methods, actors and levels of political actions:

Remedy II

  • The state, the social partners, companies and individuals: who should do what?

  • Private or Public, the market or the state ?

  • Can the civil society help ?

  • The rise of intermediaries

  • What type of policies: Incentives, Sanctions, Regulation and Organisation

  • Regional, national and international: which arenas for regulations ?

Chair : Claude Evin

Speaker : Alain Supiot

Comments : Hans Borstlap

Danielle Kaisergruber

Amy Dean

Synthesis : Alan Larsson

(Coffee)

*11.00-12.00 Presentation of the synthesis of each of the four panels:

(Bruno Trentin, Sabine Erbès-Seguin, Renate Hornung Draus, Allan Larsson)

*12.00-12.45 Closing session

Juan Somavia

*12.45 Lunch

*15.00 (approx.) End of conference.

Updated by RS. Approved by AVJ. Last Updated 16 March 2004.