University:
University College London
Course:
LAWS0017 | Employment Law
Academic year:

2024
Views:

77

Pages:

2
Author:

Nam B.

Atypical Work Models, Social Dialogue, and Resilience in the Post-Crisis Era Presented by: Dr. Kajtár Date: 16 June 2023 Introduction - Civil - labor law dance - The labor law regulation has responded to the changes in economic and social life, in the labor market, by emphasizing the principle of partnerships - Atypical forms (home office, hybrid conditions) (Nóra Jakab) - The post-crisis period provides a unique opportunity. We can take advantage of the changes the implementation of which was expected to occur only gradually (OECD, 2020) COVID As Catalyst - Zoltán Hazafi - Edit Kajtár. The Impact of COVID on the Development of HRM in Public Service. Belügyi szemle. Special Issue 2022/1 • 1. (social) dialogue • 2. renewal in trainings • 3. mental health awareness • 4. flexibility and trust Catalyst Of (Social) Dialogue - National Consultation • (1) What measures should be taken to simplify operations and restart the country? • (2) How could your day-to-day activities be improved to help restart the country? Catalyst Of Renewal In The Trainin Scenario - CRANET Survey: 5 most crucial competences: • (1) Digital comp. • (2) Communication, assertiveness & conflict resolution • (3) EQ & social skills • (4) Cooperation, team work • (5) Flexibility & adaptability - Self-driven learning - Training= driving force for cohesion Catalyst Of Mental Health Awareness - Flexibility BUT ALSO safety and predictability (Nóra Jakab) - Resiliency: The 'immune system of the soul', our capacity to recover quickly from difficulties - Need to respond to psychosocial risk factors, PTSD - Trainings in stress management, burnout prevention and resilience development = must Catalyst Of Flexibility And Trust - Chance for the parties for flexibility (Nóra Jakab) - Transition from the office to work from home happened fast Remarks - Harari, 2020 • 'Trust that has been eroded for years cannot be rebuilt overnight. But these are not normal times. In a moment of crisis, minds too can change quickly. You can have bitter arguments with your siblings for years, but when some emergency occurs, you suddenly discover a hidden reservoir of trust and amity, and you rush to help one another.'