- Docente: Federico Ferri
- Credits: 9
- SSD: IUS/14
- Language: Italian
- Moduli: Niccolò Lanzoni (Modulo 1) Federico Ferri (Modulo 2)
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures (Modulo 1) Traditional lectures (Modulo 2)
- Campus: Bologna
- Corso: First cycle degree programme (L) in Employment and Business Relations Consultant (cod. 9230)
Learning outcomes
At the end of the course students are acquainted with the European and international institutions active in the field of social and labour law. They know the main legal instruments and rules and the way in which these are made effective in the domestic legal order. They master the basic concepts and material sources of European and international labour law.
Course contents
The course is divided in 2 modules. Module 1 addresses the foundations of International Law and the main universal organisations operating in the field of labor law (ILO, WTO, etc.). Module 2 deals with European labour law and, in particular, the free circulation of EU and non-EU workers as well as with the main legislation adopted at the EU level concerning labour law and the protection of workers.
Readings/Bibliography
A. Zanobetti, Diritto internazionale del lavoro. Norme universali, regionali e dell'Unione europea, Giuffrè, Milano, 2021.
Teaching methods
The course will be interactive and focus on the practical consequences of International and EU labor law in the Italian legal order. The lectures will address the main topics of the course through the analysis of the relevant international treaties, secondary provisions and (administrative and judicial) practice in the field of labor law and the protection of workers. The course will focus, in particular, on the pratical application of the norms, in order to enable students to address issues of European and international labour law in real-life situations.
Assessment methods
The exam will be in written form for all the students. If sanitary conditions prevent in-person exams, the exam will take place via the platform Esame OnLine (EOL).
The exam will be in oral form, in any event, for the students that have to obtain fewer than 9 credits. Oral exams will take place via Microsoft Teams, after the written exams are concluded. Students that have to take oral exams should contact the lecturers beforehand.
Students not attending the lectures must demonstrate knowledge of all the topics addressed in the manual of the course (A. Zanobetti, Diritto internazionale del lavoro. Norme universali, regionali e dell'Unione europea).
Students attending the lectures must demonstrate knowledge of all the topics addressed during the lectures. They are advised to consult the manual of the course.
By way of example, the following criteria will be used to assess the final mark (that will be out of 30/30):
- sufficient or barely sufficient knowledge on the programme, limited reasoning ability, some difficulties in using technical and legal language → 18-21/30;
- fairly good knowledge of the programme, adequate critical reasoning ability, sound use of technical and legal language → 22-25/30;
- comprehensive knowledge of the programme, notable reasoning ability, good command of technical and legal language → 26-29/30;
- extensive knowledge of the programme, very good reasoning ability, and ability to fully master technical-legal language → 30-30L/30.
Teaching tools
Teaching materials for regular attenders (slides, documents, bibiographical references) will be made available through the platform Insegnamenti Online (https://iol.unibo.it).
Office hours
See the website of Federico Ferri
See the website of Niccolò Lanzoni