CEPS Project

I SKILL

Industrial Relations and Social Dialogue to Kick-In Inclusive Adult Learning

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I SKILL is a research project to study how industrial relations and social dialogue can drive progress in adult learning in the EU. It will look at how these can support universal right to adult learning and ensure that all workers can exercise this right through access to quality learning opportunities during the green and digital transition. The project will provide comparative knowledge on how industrial relations and social dialogue contribute to adult learning, identifying key mechanisms, tools and successful factors to promote inclusive and quality adult learning. The six partners in the consortium will bring their expertise together for a mixed-method research approach, covering diversified national case studies (Belgium, Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Italy, Slovakia) and the analysis at European level (EU level and across EU27). Research activities include desk research, quantitative analysis on existing datasets and qualitative analysis on primary data collected through interviews, roundtables and workshops. The investigation will cover adult learning rights, access, inclusion and quality, focusing on sectors that are important for the digital and green transition and on different adult learning policy measures. The project has an EU and a national dimension, integrated through a comparative analysis. It has cross-cutting sectoral dimension to focus on industries that are key for the transition, where up- and re-skilling is most needed. To consider the diversity in adult learning systems and different roles that social partners can play, the project will compare industrial relations and social dialogue with respect to different policy approaches to adult learning. The conclusions and recommendations will be validated through dedicated workshops. Throughout the project, findings will be disseminated by several activities and thanks to the collaboration with the Lifelong Learning Platform (LLLP) (associated organisation).

I SKILL leaflet

I SKILL-D1.1.Working Paper on an analytical framework on industrial relations and social dialogue for adult learning in a changing Europe

I SKILL_D2.1. Working Paper on Role of Industrial Relations and Social Dialogue

I SKILL D 2.2 I SKILL Working paper on EU social dialogue for up- and re-skilling

I SKILL D 3.1 I SKILL National Report_Belgium

I SKILL D 3.2 I SKILL Policy Brief_Belgium

I SKILL_D 3.2 Policy brief_Belgium_NL

I SKILL_D 3.2 Policy brief_Belgium_FR

I SKILL D 3.1 I SKILL National Report_Bulgaria

I SKILL D 3.1 I SKILL National Report Bulgaria_ BG

I SKILL D 3.2 I SKILL Policy Brief_Bulgaria

I SKILL D 3.2 I SKILL Policy Brief_Bulgaria_BG

I SKILL D 3.1 I SKILL National Report_Denmark

I SKILL D 3.2 I SKILL Policy Brief_Denmark

I SKILL D3.2 I SKILL Policy_Brief_Denmark_DK

I SKILL D 3.1 I SKILL National Report_Italy

I SKILL D 3.2 I SKILL Policy Brief_Italy

I SKILL D 3.2 I SKILL Policy Brief Italy  IT

I SKILL D 3.1 I SKILL_National Report_ Slovakia

I SKILL D 3.2 I SKILL Policy Brief_Slovakia

ISKILL D 3.2 I SKILL Policy Brief_Slovakia_SK

D4.1 I SKILL _Comparative Report

I SKILL D4.2 I SKILL Policy brief to enhance industrial relations and social dialogue on adult learning

 


I SKILL Videos

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Key messages empirical findings and recommendation from I SKILL project

 


I SKILL Final Conference:

I SKILL Final Conference – Keynote Speech

I SKILL Final Conference – Policy panel: The road ahead for a European skilled labour force

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Caterina Astarita

Associate Research Fellow

Basak Van Hove

Veselina Georgieva

Alexandre Ounnas

Research Fellow

Leonie Westhoff

Doina Postica

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Conference is over

ISKILL final conference

Employment, social affairs and inclusion

When
Friday
Where
CEPS
Place du Congrès 1, Brussels, Belgium

This in-person event is free and open to the public but registration is mandatory.