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We would like to welcome you at our Commission Day, which is a great opportunity to see plenty of us again, just by travelling across the VirtualAIJA-World!
Let’s meet virtually on 26 October 2020, beginning at 12.20 with a Speed Dating event organized jointly with the Labour Law Commission.
Our Academic programme is focused on the impact of Corona on business development:
Expectations for Business and Business Development after the Covid-19 Crisis
Do you already know how business will develop once the COVID-19 Crisis belongs to the past? No matter what your answer is, you should join in the Auditorium at 14.30 and take the opportunity to share your thoughts with 3 panelists from different countries and different working areas about their prognosis for 2021!
The session will be followed by our Commission meeting, and we look forward seeing you and our friends and colleagues of the Labour Law Commission again for our home hospitality dinner in the evening!
For more details on the schedule and the speakers, please follow the programme section of this page.
Please fill in this form if you want to attend the Home Hospitality.
All academic sessions are recorded and shared in the Resource Centre the week after the events.
AIJA Commissions Month
20 October - 20 November 2020
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