The role of private international law in transnational labour mobility
Journal title SOCIOLOGIA DEL DIRITTO
Author/s Alberto Mattei
Publishing Year 2012 Issue 2011/3 Language Italian
Pages 5 P. 100-104 File size 60 KB
DOI 10.3280/SD2011-003008
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In the transnational labour market, which includes labour secondment as per European Directive N° 96/71/EC, the Rome Convention (since transposed into the Rome I Regulation) has given private international law the chance to play an incisive role in regulating labour relations that feature elements of transnationality. The author focuses on how the instruments of private international law can be of use in tackling conflicts between legal systems for guaranteeing seconded workers’ social rights. This, he argues, would help grant more uniformity in regulating labour relations within cross-border enterprises, whose very nature escapes a single legal order, and to accord priority to the principle of concrete effectiveness for transnational labour.
Keywords: Transnational labour market - Social rights - Private international law - Conflict between legal systems
Alberto Mattei, Il ruolo del diritto internazionale privato nella mobilità transnazionale del lavoro in "SOCIOLOGIA DEL DIRITTO " 3/2011, pp 100-104, DOI: 10.3280/SD2011-003008