CALL Network
Church Action on Labour and Life (CALL) Network
CALL is a Europe-wide network that seeks to address employment and related economic and social issues. It does so from the perspective of Christian theology and a Christian way of life. It seeks to promote a Christian viewpoint in debates about European economic and social policies.
The aims of CALL include:
- Campaigning on economic and employment issues in Europe
- Networking on economic and employment issues in Europe
- Exchanging expertise among members
- Empowering people on economic and employment issues
From 23 to 25 April, 2018, the CALL Network held a conference in Berlin, “Digitalisation and the Future of Work and Social Relations.” Please click here for documents and outcomes relating to this gathering.
Event: Shaping the Future of Work
As part of the International Labour Organization (ILO) centenary initiative on the future of work, CALL in cooperation with its religious and faith-based partners, and ILO, held a European conference titled Shaping the Future of Work – A faith-based contribution to the ILO Centenary Initiative on 27 November 2018 at the European Economic and Social Committee, Brussels. Click here to read more.
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CEC Annual Report 2018: You Shall be my Witnesses
CEC Annual Report 2018 titled "You Shall be my Witnesses" is now available online in English, French, German and Russian. The report records highlights from CEC activities in 2018.
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27 Nov, 2018
Shaping the Future of Work: 200 gather for faith-based contribution to ILO centenary
Nearly 200 people gathered at the European Economic and Social Committee for “Shaping the Future of Work,” a conference addressing new challenges.
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17 May, 2018
Digitalisation and the Future of Work and Social Relations
From 23 to 25 April, 2018, the CALL Network held a conference in Berlin, "Digitalisation and the Future of Work and Social Relations." Below are documents and outcomes relating to this gathering.
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26 Apr, 2018
Le colloque CALL se penche sur la numérisation, l’avenir du travail et les relations sociales
Le réseau de la KEK, Action des Églises sur le travail et la vie (CALL), a rassemblé plus de cinquante universitaires, théologiens et membres du réseau CALL pour un colloque portant sur « La numérisation et l’avenir du travail et des relations sociales ».
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26 Apr, 2018
CALL conference focuses on digitalisation, future of work and social relations
CEC's CALL network gathered academics, theologians and members of the network to reflect on “Digitalisation and the future of work and social relations” in Berlin.
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25 Oct, 2015
Results from 2015 CALL Conference: EU Labour Mobility – A gift or a burden?
The following documents contain results and presentations from the recent CALL Conference: EU Labour Mobility - A gift or a burden?
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20 Aug, 2015
On the road for decent and sustainable work
The World Council of Churches is inviting Christians from around the world to blog about contributions to the Pilgrimage of Justice and Peace. A recent post by Antonella Visintin highlights the labour and employment situation in Italy. Please click here to read, "On the road for decent and sustainable work."
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14 Mar, 2015
CALL Contributes to consultation on Working Time Directive
The CALL (Church Action on Labour and Life) network has participated in a European Commission consultation on the revision of the EU Working Time Directive. Over the last four years, CALL has worked on questions related to precarious work and defining a concept of good work.
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31 Oct, 2014
The Churches and the Crises in Europe
On the basis of a questionnaire the Working Group on Economic Sustainability analysed the positions of a number of European churches with regard to the social and economic challenges in Europe.The results of this analysis are intended to support the churches in Europe in reflecting their respective positions and finding common responses to the crises.
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30 Sep, 2014
CALL Policy Paper on Good Work
In the last 4 years the CALL working group has worked on the phenomenon of precarious work in Europe. At the CALL Assembly in Rome 2014 its policy paper on Good Work was adopted. The concept of Good Work explains the dignity of work for the human being and establishes criteria to identify good work and to unveil precarious work, which is threatening affected people and also society as a whole.
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