Conference Programme

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1 Conference Programme DAY 1 25 October (Thursday) Registration (Main Hall of Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Gdańsk (Jana Bażyńskiego 4, Gdańsk) Official opening of the conference (room S207).

2 Keynote lectures (chair: Adam Mrozowicki, S207) Session with simultaneous translation Session transmitted online (streaming on Beverly Silver (The Johns Hopikins University) Workers of the World in the 21st Century Johan Soderberg (University of Gothenburg) The Legal Greyzone: The New Hidden Abode of Innovation Kazimierz Krzysztofek (SWPS University of Social Science and Humanities) Work in Network. Towards the new work operating system Łukasz Arendt (Institute of Labour and Social Studies) Work in the economy 4.0 from Skill-Biased Technical Change to labour market polarisation in Poland Open discussion Lunch break

3 Thematic parallel groups A A1. Room C Work, Knowledge, Power A2. Room C211-C212 Work and Migration A3. Room D302 Lean production and HRM practices A4. Room S312 Work and socio-economic consciousness Beverly Thompson (Siena College) and John Scott (Queensland University of Technology) Digital Nomads: Finding Employment in the Online Gig Economy Bartosz Mika (Univeristy of Gdańsk) Platform cottage industry old new methods of work in digital economy Ivana Pais and Davide Arcidiacono (Università Cattolica) On demand domestic work: a qualitative analysis Kateryna Novikova (Independent researcher) Knowledge Sharing Practices in Creative Work and Functioning of the Freelance Community: the Case of Translators in Poland Emilia Barna (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) Creative labour, gender and digitisation in the Hungarian music industry Olga Czeranowska(Univeristy of Knowledge, education and occupational mobility in migration trajectories Dominika Polkowska (Maria Curie- Skłodowska University) Grateful precariat: precarious work among Ukrainian migrants. Beata Kowalczyk and Anna Dolińska (University of Skills on the Move. Reconsidering the Notion of Highly Skilled Professionals in the Context of Migration. Katherine Pendakis (King's College, Western University) Markets, Morals and Boundary-work in the Making of a Refugee Regime: Reflections from Northern Greece Kamil Matuszczyk (University of Who cares for mobility caregivers? Posted workers from Poland to care sector in Germany Paul Stewart (Universities of the Rhône- Alpes) The political economy of lean production Aleksandra Piekarska (Universyty of Łódź) Work in the Human Resources industry - specificity, organization, working time. Sunday Akinde and Peter B. Ogunlade (Adekunle Ajasin University) Could employees report job satisfaction amidst massive retrenchment and palpable job insecurity? Elena Shulzhenko (University of Southern Denmark) Lean production in Russia: knowledge and authority in local companies and MNCs Jan Czarzasty and Juliusz Gardawski (SGH Warsaw School of Economics) Precarization and the socio-economic mentality of young Poles Özlem Bülbül (Ahi Evran Universit) An attempt to question the current employment conditions in Turkey: Is Neoliberal Populism a key to understand? Michał Cebula (University of Wroclaw) and Przemysław Sadura ( University of From Cultural Omnivorousness to Financial Omnipotence? Consumption, Networks and Individual Benefits on the Labour Market Mateusz Karolak (University of Wrocław) Images of the economic and social order of young precarious workers in Poland Michał Pilc (Poznań University of Economics and Business) The impact of temporary employment on political preferences: Evidence from Poland.

4 Coffee break Thematic parallel groups B B1. room C Work, Knowledge, Power B2. Room C211-C212 Discourse and narratives of work B3. Room D302 Praca, technologie i życie poza pracą Roa Badrinath (Kettering University, Flint USA) Regulating labor processes and power relations in the workplace. Evidence from the United States and India. Monique Ramioul (HIVA-KU Leuven) The New World of Work: the impact of virtual teamwork on learning, autonomy and control Justyna Rembiszewska (University of Białystok) Could technology save us? Automatation of labor as a political demand and post-work theories Bruce Robinson (Independent researcher) Living labour in an age of automation and artificial intelligence Joanna Bronowicka (Director of Centre for Internet and Human Rights) The Algorithm as your Boss? Data-Driven Control in Platform Economy Work. Ewa Giermanowska and Marcin Sińczuch (University of Public discourse in press Political claims on youth employment and unemployment in 9 European countries Ghazal Vahidi (Loughborough University) How representation of career has changed in UK print media Adam Mrozowicki (University of Wrocław) Using biographical narratives to explore the changing world of work Jacek Burski (University of Wroclaw/University of Lodz) Precariousness of work and process structures. Autobiographical narrative interviews analysis of precarious youth. Erik de Gier (Radboud University, Nijmegen) ndustrial Novels & Industrial Sociology. The American case. Marta Luty-Michalak (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University) Formy zatrudnienia ojców sprzyjające godzeniu życia zawodowego z życiem rodzinnym Olga A. Kotowska-Wójcik (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University) (Nie) Pełna obecność granice czasowego zaangażowania w pracę zawodową a relacje z potomstwem Katarzyna Rabiej-Sienicka (Jagiellonian University) Pomiędzy pracą a domem coworking Simona Smugowska (Centrum Kształcenia Zawodowego i Ustawicznego w Jaworznie) oraz Sławomir Smugowski (Uniwersytet Śląski) Społeczne problemy definiowania pracy/zawodu informatyka. Refleksje socjologiczne w oparciu o opinie członków Polskiego Towarzystwa Informatycznego Conference Dinner

5 DAY 2 26 October (Friday) Keynote lectures (chair: Sławomira Kamińska-Berezowska, S207) Session with simultaneous translation Session transmitted online (streaming on Pun Nagai (The University of Hong Kong) Towards a Micro-Foundation of Working- Class Youth Solidarity: The Case of China Krystyna Janicka (The Polish Academy of Sciences) Work with data as defining feature of work situation and differentiating criterion of one s position in the social structure Vassil Kirov (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences) Digitalization and work: social changes and policy challenges Jean Pierre-Durand (The University of Evry-Paris Saclay) From the lean production to creating the new man Rafał Woś (journalist, author of the book No Country for Employees) Praca. Fundament pokoju i stabilności każdej wspólnoty politycznej Open discussion

6 Lunch break Thematic parallel groups C C1. room C Gender and work C2. Room C211-C212 Work, social protests and industrial relations C3. Room D302 Work, knowledge, creativity and power Julia Kubisa (University of Men s work in masculinized workplaces and the processes of gendering of division of labour Magdalena Żadkowska (University of Gdańsk), Jacek Gądecki (University of Science and Technology AGH, in Cracow), Marcin Jewdokimow (Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University) Daily relations of intimate couples entangled in the situation of teleworking. Aleksandra Drabina-Różewicz (University of Wrocław) Locked in the lack of stability the precarious adulthood of young workers in Poland Usman Umar Shehu (Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil) Hawking and the girl - child in Northern Nigeria: a study of some selected areas in Wudil town, Kano State Coffee break Andolfatto Dominique (University of Burgundy) French Trade Unions, Knowledge and Change of Work Piotr Ostrowski (University of What revitalization? What union power? Trade unions against the impact of Post-Fordism Piotr Płucienniczak and Daniel Płatek (Academy of Fine Arts in Why workers protest? Economic opportunities and workers collective action in Poland Martyna Hoffman(The Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń) Mr Boss - can I please strike today? Reflections on the right to protest in contemporary Poland Dragos Adascalitei and Vassil Kirov (Sheffield Management School) Remaking Industrial Relations: Deregulation and Labour Market Reforms in Romania and Bulgaria Mitchell Atkinson III (School for Social Research/IFiS PAN) The Blockchain Leviathan: Latent Dangers and Opportunities in the Emerging Cryptoeconomy Andrzej Lemański (SWPS University of Social Science and Humanities) The role of work automation in Polish companies the analysis of the cases of implementation. Paulina Rojek-Adamek (Pedagogical University of Cracow) Designer as an artist, researcher and manager. Professional role and its contemporary dimensions Aleksandra Leyk (University of Coping with flexible working conditions among young mental workers. Every day practices and biographical perspective.

7 Thematic parallel groups D D1. room C Changes of high skilled work D2. Room C211-C212 Informality, precarity and joblessness D3. Room D302 Workers' Rights and Legal Boundaries of Work Anna Kiersztyn (University of Are high skilled workers precarious? Evidence from Poland. Kamil Luczaj (the University of Information Technology and Management) Overworked and Underpaid: why foreign-born academics in CEE cannot focus on innovative research and quality teaching Adam Taborsky (Masaryk University) Technology: Quo vadis Public sector? Jakub Krzeski(Adam Mickiewicz University) Academic capitalism theory from the semiperipheral perspective: A case study of Polish higher education system reforms ( ) Lucie Trlifajova and Ludmiła Wladyniak (Charles University)Outside knowledge-based economy nonfinancial motivation for employment Agata Krasowska (University of Wrocław) Biographical experience of work Duru Arun Kumar (Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, New Delhi) Economic distress among farmers and problems of plenty. Mariusz Baranowski (Adam Mickiewicz University) Society With(out) Jobs in Neoliberal Welfare Regimes. Is Basic Income a Solution? Danilo Garcia Caceres (Universidad Central del Ecudor) From New era of knowledge-based economy to New knockout social dichotomy?: Challenges in international law & sociology Jacqueline Kacprzak (Collegium Civitas, The role of knowledge of human rights a new perspective of work in XXI century. Karol Muszyński and Jan Winczorek (University of Problems of self-employed in Poland Katarzyna Rakowska (University of Attack on the right to strike on the grounds of civil law and its consequences for labor organizing Final Discussion and Goodbye Social Boundaries of Work. Work, knowledge and power in contemporary capitalism the task founded within the contract 769/P-DUN/2018 from the resources of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Poland for the activities disseminating science