Négociation collective et inéquités en entreprise : Perspective comparative internationale

Le dernier policy paper produit pour la chaire s’attache à comparer au niveau international le rôle que joue la négociation collective dans l’entreprise sur l’équité au travail, pour mieux identifier des facteurs permettant d’expliquer les processus contrastés observés et dégager des préconisations.

Industrial Relations: what white-collar jobs moving to India means for the US and Indian legal industry

Skilled, “white-collar” jobs were once thought to be secure, but they are now being outsourced to developing countries as fast as “blue-collar” jobs. Written by a Professor from Cornell University for the Industrial Relations and Firms' Competitiveness Chair, the attached policy paper examines the case of the US law industry, which has seen more and more work being offshored to India.

Turning points in Labor relations

Turning Points are those critical moments in a negotiation where everything can change, for the better or for the worse.
 
Professor in Public and International Affairs at George Mason University, Virginia, Dan Druckman’s theorization of Turning Points helps better understand crisis in negotiations and helps to anticipate what could lead to an cooperative agreement.

Final step for the MBA in IM students involved in the Solvay Company Consultancy Project

Since the October kick-off meeting, the group of seven students had worked very hard to meet the deadline and present their recommendation on “How to make Solvay's guar programme ​more robust and eventually self-sustainable?” on the 18th of January.