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This Network School will provide ESRs and ERs with methodological and theoretical tools to conduct comparative labour studies. The Annual Colloquium will be focused on the discussion of individual ESRs’ research project design, including theoretical background, main research questions and methodological approaches.

• MTMNCs’: Management training in multinational companies in Eastern Europe’ (AP2- Iza Krawczyk–Rudzinska and Marek Rudzinski, Neuroedukajca)
• CSRM: ‘A socially responsible approach to the management of change’ (FP11- Jörg Weingarten ConsultingEuropa)
• Third Sector Funding Proposals (AP6-Gareth Mackle CAIRDE) [link to presentation]

• Steering group meeting^ (Attendance require by Full Partners/Associate Partners/ERs)
• Theme sub group meetings^ (Attendance required by Theme Leader/ESRs/ERs/Full Partners/Associate Partners – see list by theme)

• Supervisory/Training Group Meeting ^  – Chaired by Professor Paul Stewart/Dr Adam Mrozowicki with Theme Leaders, ERs
• Work in times of crisis and changing employment relations – Michael Husson, Researcher IRES (attendance by ESRs, ER and Associate Partners)

• Theoretical Background, main research questions and methodological approach of ESR projects- Presentations from Individual ESR Projects (ESR No 1-2, 4-6, 9) 

Thursday 21 November: Colloquium – Theoretical Backgrounds of ESR projects

• Theoretical Background, main research questions and methodological approach of ESR projects - Presentations from Individual ESR Projects (ESR No 7-8,10-12) 

• Central and Eastern Europe: Work, Employment and Society, between transition and change – International Conference (CPN) in University of Evry (attendance fee for PhD students is 30 euros and Network participants 50 euros for Friday only)
• Changing Employment ITN Open Day – Exhibition Stand

• Research in an International Context (Professor Steve Jefferys, WLRI - London Metropolitan University)
• Advanced Interviewing in a Multinational Context (Dr Nathan Lillie, University of Jyväskylä, Finland)

• AQM – Advanced Quantitative Modelling / Secondary Data Analysis (Maria Gustafsson, International Labour Organisation)

Photographs from this event are available to view on our Facebook page.