Access to Justice and Civil Society: A Comparative Analysis

A legal doctrinal study (PhD project) with the overarching aim to analyze legal aspects of the use of algorithms in the employment context in relation to co-determination and the employer’s decision-making. 

Research project exploring how the collaboration between the government, employers, and unions shapes labor dynamics and adapts to modern challenges.

The Swedish labour law model with its characteristics – an extremely high collective agreement coverage without government intervention and independent trade unions and employers’ organizations – has been well suited to handle rapid development and change. The model has long delivered both economic growth and good employment conditions.

The book project “Bridging the Gender Pay Gap through Transparency” is about the gender pay gap, civil society and application of the principle of equal pay for equal work.

The book that is to be the result of the project, Equality Law, volume 68 in the Scandinavian Studies in Law series, addresses equality from different perspectives. In total, over 15 researchers will contribute to the collection.

States’ Practices of Human Rights Justifications: A study in civil society engagement and human rights through the lens of gender and intersectionality

The purpose of the project is to shed light on how bullying in working life is handled within the framework of legal labour law trials.

PhD project that aims to examine migrants' access to employment and labour law protection in Sweden.

A legal study of responsibility for and control of how we divide our time between work and leisure. This project aims to provide a coherent picture of working time regulation and identify any gaps or contradictions within it.

- what protection is given to contract employees in the municipal sector?