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International Conference, Sofia, BulgarieInstitute for the Study of Societies and Knowledge, Bulgarian Academy of SciencesEuropean labour markets, companies, social partners, face significant changes that appear to require innovation and ambitious answers, experimentation and courage. In the context of crisis the quality of work is not the first place on the European agenda. However, the question of creating new and better jobs remains a priority of the European Employment Strategy. But are new jobs better jobs? Achieving the "Europe 2020" strategy objectives related to employment and better jobs, means commitment and participation of all stakeholders. But how? What could be done by whom? Are there practices that could inspire across boundaries, regions, sectors, companies? These are questions whose answers seek the European comparative project WAQLING (www.walqing.eu). (...)Lire la suite de l'appel : Addressing Quality of WorkSource : http://www.isa-sociology.org&#160;