To ensure the academic rigour, quality and diversity of perspectives of the II Congrés Català del Treball, the Government of Catalonia established the Scientific Committee as a technical and scientific advisory body.
Its purpose is to foster a shared reflection on the main challenges facing the world of work, including digitalisation, the green transition, technological changes, new economic dynamics and the promotion of quality employment, in line with the objectives of the Government Plan for the 15th legislative term.
The Committee has provided guidance on the definition of the Congress’s main areas of debate, the proposal of key thematic areas and the identification of experts, helping to ensure that discussions and proposals are grounded in specialised knowledge and analysis.
Established within the framework of the Social Dialogue Council of Catalonia, the Committee brings together highly respected professionals and academics specialising in employment, labour relations, economics, law and technology.
PhD in Social Psychology, specializing in equal opportunities policies, female leadership and business. She has served as General Manager of Barcelona City Council, Director General of Barcelona Activa, Director General for Equal Opportunities at the Department of Labour of the Government of Catalonia, and President of the Catalan Women’s Institute.
Professor of Labour and Social Security Law and Director of the Chair of Immigration, Rights and Citizenship at the University of Girona.
Professor at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. She is co-founder and former director of the IDEAI (Intelligent Data Science and Artificial Intelligence) research centre and currently serves as Dean of the Official Association of Computer Engineering of Catalonia.
Associate Professor of Labour Law and Director of the Institute for Labour Studies at Ramon Llull University – ESADE.
Economist and Head of the Labour Market Service at Barcelona Provincial Council.
Professor of Labour and Social Security Law at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and President of the Economic and Social Council of Barcelona (CESB).
Associate Professor in the Department of Business and Director of the Chair of Social Economy at TecnoCampus – Pompeu Fabra University.
Professor of Labour and Social Security Law at the University of Valencia.
