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It’s the End of Working Time as We Know It: New Challenges to the Concept of Working Time in the Digital Reality[Record]

  • Tammy Katsabian

Ph.D., Hebrew University Faculty of Law. Postdoctoral Fellow, The Labor & Worklife Program, Harvard Law School (recipient of Fulbright-ISEF fellowship). I would like to convey my deep gratitude to my supervisor, Prof. Guy Davidov, for his devoted guidance, for many helpful discussions and suggestions, and for his constant support. I would also like to deeply thank my committee members, Prof. Guy Mundlak and Dr. Einat Albin for their careful reading and helpful comments and insights. I would also like to thank Prof. Alan Bogg, Prof. Virginia Mantouvalou, and Dr. Omer Kimhi; the participants of the LLRN4 panel on “Time and Work in the Modern Age,” Prof. Paul Secunda, Dr. Emanuele Dagnino, and Dr. Emily Rose; and the organizers and participants of the “11th Seminar for Young Researchers on ‘European Labour Law and Social Law.’” Lastly, I would like to thank the McGill Law Journal’s editorial board for their thoroughly professional and excellent editing work. Any errors contained herein are mine.

Citation: (2020) 65:3 McGill LJ 379

Référence : (2020) 65:3 RD McGill 379

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