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    HomeFaculty TeamAcademic StaffDepartment of Private LawAssociate Professor Dr. Felicia ROŞIORU

    Academic Staff

    Associate Professor Dr. Felicia ROŞIORU

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    Academic Involvement

    • Labour Law
    • Social Security Law
    • EU Labour Law in the Digital Age (in English)
    • The Civil Regime of the Restitution Obligation

    Education and Professional Training

    • PhD in Law, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca (2011, *Summa Cum Laude*): Value Obligations (doctoral supervisor: Prof. Liviu Pop)
    • Master’s Degree in Law, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca (2002)
    • Bachelor’s Degree in Law, Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca (2001)

    Publications

    I. Books, Book Chapters, and Studies in Collective Volumes
    1. Roșioru, Individual Labour Law, Universul Juridic Publishing House, Bucharest, 2017; F. Roșioru, Mechanisms for Updating Civil Claims, Universul Juridic Publishing House, Bucharest, 2017;
    2. F. Roșioru, Labour Law, in Droit de la Roumanie, Bibliothèque de l’Association Henri Capitant, Paris, LGDJ, 2018; F. Roșioru, Social Security Law – Tutorial Course Support, 2018, Cluj University Press, ISBN 978-606-37-0342-3;
    3. F. Roșioru, Collective Bargaining in Romania: the Aftermath of an Earthquake?, in S. Laulom (ed.) Collective Bargaining Developments in Time of Crisis, Kluwer Law International, Bulletin of Comparative Labour Relations series, 2017;
    4. F. Roșioru, The Changing Concept of Subordination, in Gy. Kiss (coord.), Recent Developments in Labour Law, Budapest, Akademiai Kiado, 2013; F. Roșioru, Assignment of the Individual Employment Contract, in P. Vasilescu (ed.), Assignment of Contract. Landmarks for a General Theory of the Progressive Formation of Contracts, Sfera Juridică Publishing House, 2007;
    5. F. Roșioru, The ‘Smart’ Trade Union: New Strategies for a Digitalised Labour Market, in J.M. Miranda Boto, E. Barmeshuber (eds.), Collective Bargaining and the Gig Economy. A Traditional Tool for New Business Models, Hart Publishing, 2022; also published in: Spanish (Ediciones Cinca, Madrid, 2022); Polish (Wolters Kluwer Polska, Warsaw, 2022); Italian (Giappichelli Editore, Turin, 2022); French (Dalloz, Paris, 2023) and German.
    II. Articles

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    1. F. Roșioru: Interaction between the Whistleblowing Directive and the ECHR: The Case of Romania, in The International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations, Vol. 41, no. 1;
    2. The Constitutional Dimensions of the Protection of Persons with Disabilities, in In Memoriam Ion Deleanu. Magistru al metaforei și ficțiunilor juridice în știința dreptului românesc, Universul Juridic, 2024;
    3. Moral Harassment at Work in Romania – Concrete Measures for a Little-Exposed Phenomenon, Revue de droit comparé du travail et de la sécurité sociale 3 | 2024;
    4. The Limits of the Employer’s Property Right, RRDP 2/2024;
    5. The Reform of Social Dialogue in Romania: Genuine Guarantees for Trade Union Freedom?, Revue de drept comparé du travail et de la sécurité sociale 3 | 2023;
    6. Workers’ Non-Discrimination in the Metaverse, SHS Web of Conference 177, September 2023;
    7. Romania. Description of the Romanian System, in Interraction between Labour Law and Immigration Regimes. The Case of Short-Term Third-Country National Workers in the EU and the EEA, V. Bogoeski, Z. Rasnaca (eds.), ETUI, Brussels, 2023, and in Report on the Social Security Rights of Short-Term Third-Country National Migrant Workers, V. Bogoeski, Z. Rasnaca (eds.), ETUI, Brussels, 2023;
    8. The Right of Self-Employed Women to Maternity Risk Leave, CLUJ TAX FORUM JOURNAL nr. 4/2022;
    9. The Protection of Children in Labour, O FAMILIE PENTRU EUROPA, O EUROPĂ A FAMILIILOR? STUDIA EMESE FLORIAN DEDICATA, Editura Hamangiu, București, 2022;
    10. Limits on Freedom of Speech in Social Networks, Work in a Digital Era: Legal Challenges? Trabalho na era digital: que direito?, Estudios Apodit, Ed. AAFDL, Lisabona, 2022;
    11. The Employee’s Freedom of Expression and Its Limits, in I. Chelaru, B. Teleoacă-Vartolomei, M. Gheorghe (coord.), In memoriam Ion Traian ȘTEFĂNESCU, Editura Universul Juridic, București, 2022;
    12. Accessory or Integrated into the Employer’s Activity: The Case of Uber, RRDP 2/2021; The Social Protection of Platform Workers in Romania: Meeting the Growing Demand for Affordable and Adequate Coverage?, International Social Security Review, 2021, Vol. 74, Nos. 3-4;
    13. After Work, the Reward: The Substance of the Individual Employment Contract, RRDP 1/2021; The Qualification of Legal Acts in Private Law;
    14. The Status of Platform Workers in Romania, Comparative Labour Law & Policy Journal, Volume 41, Issue 2; The Legal and Economic Dependence of the Employee, RRDP 4/2019;
    15. The Protection of Informal Workers: Changing Structures or Changing Mentalities?, in G. Casale, T. Treu (eds.), Transformations of Work: Challenges for the National Systems of Labour Law and Social Security, G. Giappichelli Editore, Torino, 2018;
    16. Legal Acknowledgement of the Category of Economically Dependent Workers, European Labour Law Journal, Volume 5 (2014), No. 3-4.

    Recent Conferences

    • 30 May 2025, Sibiu, Employee, Worker, Labourer – Terminological and Conceptual Differences, National Labour Law Conference “Ion Traian Ștefănescu”;
    • 27–28 February 2025, Budapest, Digitalization of Industrial Labour Relations – The Personal Scope of Information and Consultation;
    • 9–10 December 2024, Bucharest, Hesitant Transpositions of European Directives into Romanian Law, Labour Law Forum – 4th edition;
    • 16 June 2024, Vienna, Digitalization of Industrial Labour Relations – The Territorial Scope of Information and Consultation;
    • 23 May 2024, Sibiu, Employee Control and Monitoring: From Traditional to Modern, National Labour Law Conference “Ion Traian Ștefănescu”;
    • 16 May 2024, Warsaw, TCAs in Eastern European Countries. Legal Framework and Practical Significance – ROMANIA;
    • 15 May 2024, Cluj-Napoca, The Romanian Legislator Between Demographic Decline and Family Policies from the Baby Boom to Shrinking Europe, National Conference on Family Health and Birth Rate, 2nd edition.

    Research Projects

    • Improving Tourism and Hospitality Worker Well-being Through Social Dialogue – FUTOURWORK – Project no. 101178573 HORIZON-CL2-2024-TRANSFORMATIONS-01-05, funded by the European Commission, 2025–2029;
    • DIGILARE – Digitalization of Industrial Labour Relations – Age-old Values in a New Digital World (1011265039), project funded by the European Commission, 2024–2026;
    • PPMI, Study on Evaluation of the P2B Regulation (EU) 2019/1150, No 914/PP/GRO/IMA/21/2123/12269, project funded by the European Commission, DG GROW, 2022;
    • European Trade Union Institute, Brussels, Mapping the Rules on Posting and Short-Term Migration of Third Country Nationals (TCNs), 2021;
    • Collective Bargaining and the Gig Economy – New Perspectives – VS/2019/0084, project funded by the European Commission (DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion), 2019–2021;
    • Trust, Independence, Impartiality and Accountability of Judges and Arbitrators. Safeguarding the Rule of Law Under the EU Charter, JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2018, UNBR, European University Institute, Florence, 2020;
    • NUTRA Project, Economie des plateformes: travail, emploi et organisation, Bordeaux, COMPTRASEC, 2019–2021;
    • E-nact Project, Social Rights in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, UNBR, European University Institute, Florence, 2018;
    • INLACRIS 2 – Collective Bargaining Developments in Time of Crisis, Université Lyon 2, ASTREES, project funded by the European Commission (DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion), VS/2014/0532, 2014–2017;
    • INLACRIS – Which Securities for Workers in Time of Crisis / Quelles sécurités pour les travailleurs dans une Europe en crise, CERCRID (UMR 5137), project funded by the European Commission (DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion), VP/2012/001/0067, 2012–2013;
    • MTA-PTE Research Group of Comparative and European Employment Policy and Labour Law, University of Pécs, 2012–2013;
    • Out-of-Court Settlement Mechanisms in Transnational Labour Disputes, funded by the European Commission, VC/2012/0183-SI2.624441, 2012–2013;
    • Study on the Characteristics and Legal Effects of Agreements Between Companies and Workers’ Representatives, VT/2010/051, funded by the European Commission, 2011;
    • Conventional Assignment of Contract. Landmarks for a General Theory of the Progressive Formation of Contracts, CNCSIS grant type A no. 1491/2007, project director: Prof. Paul Vasilescu.

    Teaching Mobilities and Research Fellowships

    • Visiting Professor, Université Lumière Lyon 2, France, https://www.univ-lyon2.fr/, 2013.
    • Research Scholarship: UNIDROIT, International Institute for the Unification of Private Law, Rome, 2009.

    Affiliations

    • Romanian Society of Labour Law and Social Security;
    • International Society of Labour and Social Security Law – ISLSSL – Youth Section;
    • Henri Capitant Association of Friends of French Legal Culture – Romania.

    Contests and Prizes

    • Annual Award for Excellence in Scientific Research, awarded by Babeș-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca (2017).
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