Collective Bargaining Agreement Implementation Conference:

A unique platform: Expert speakers will address current subjects from the world of collective labor law in general and the enforcement of collective bargaining agreements in particular. In cooperation with the SFW, Solothurn Forum for Continuing Education, and KOAMI. Further information can be found here.

2nd KOAMI Conference: Democracy in the World of Work

Following the successful inaugural event in 2023, our research center will hold its second conference on October 23, 2025 . You can find the conference flyer with the full program via this link in German, and the French version is available at this notice of misconduct.

***The complete conference materials can be downloadedvia the following link . ***

2024 Collective Bargaining Agreement Implementation Conference:

Together with the Solothurn Forum for Continuing Education (SFW), KOAMI organized the 2024 GAV Implementation Conference on August 23, 2024, in Olten. The event was a complete success, and we are already looking forward to the 2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement Implementation Conference, which will take place on August 22, 2025. The conference offers a unique platform that brings together diverse stakeholders, addresses important and current subjects, and thereby contributes to a constructive, solution-oriented exchange across all areas of collective labor law.

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December 8, 2023

Workplace Health – New Challenges and the Importance of Intra- and Inter-Company Social Partnership:

On December 8, 2023, the first KOAMI conference on the subject of “Health in the Workplace” took place.
We would like to thank the morning’s speakers—PD Dr. med. Holger Dressel, Dr. iur. Valérie Berset Bircher, lic. iur. Corinna Müller, Prof. em. Dr. Dr. h.c. Thomas Geiser, Prof. Dr. Kurt Pärli, lic. iur. Daniella Lützelschwab, and Dr. iur. Luca Cirigliano for their engaging presentations and the panel discussion moderated by Nic Frei.

In the afternoon, participants had the opportunity to attend various workshops. Many thanks to Thomas Wälti, Lilian Obimo, Christine Michel, Miriam Kaiser, Angelos Gerasimou, and Nicola Jacobshaben for the fascinating insights into real-world practice and for leading the workshops!