BARTIME
BARTIME
The project 'The monetary rewards of working time dimensions in collective bargaining and in the working population' (BARTIME) is a two-year, EU-funded research project led by the WageIndicator Foundation. It aims to understand how various non-standard working time arrangements - such as evening, weekend, part-time, or on-call work - are monetarily rewarded in collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) and across the workforce in 24 EU countries. Three EU member states are not included because collective agreements are hard to find (Ireland, Malta), or are accessible for members only (Germany).

Goals of the project
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Publications
Working Time Tool
As part of the project, the WageIndicator team developed a Working Time Tool that maps the various shift systems and working time arrangements across Europe. Access the (Europe) Working Time tool
Newsletters
At WageIndicator, we really wanted to give this project strong visibility as it addresses key issues around working time and collective agreements that are highly relevant to workers, employers, researchers, and policymakers across Europe. By actively highlighting it through multiple newsletters and targeted mailings, we aimed to ensure the findings reached a broad and diverse audience, and support greater transparency and understanding of working time arrangements. In total we sent 10 newsletters; 7 CBA Newsletters, 2 General Newsletters, and 1 Living Wage Newsletter. Furthermore we also sent 4 mailings to promote the BARTIME event. You can find all the newsletter issues linked below.
🚀 Two Major Collective Bargaining Events in Europe + New CBAs with AI Clauses Inside
Feeling Drained by Work? Research Says You’re Not to Blame
Dive Into CBA Trends in Europe’s Service Sector: Reports & Events Now Live
Curious About Pay for Non-Standard Work Hours in Europe? Join the BARTIME Expert Meeting on Feb 18!
Learn About Compensation for Overtime Work and Weekend Shifts!
How is 🤖 AI at work addressed in collective agreements?
CBA Database Presented at ILO Conference | BARTIME and BARSERVICE Projects Approved
This Dutch Investor Makes Living Wage a Must + Who's Still Paid Overtime?
📢 Fresh Research on Gender Pay Gap & Overtime Pay Plus Must-Attend AI & Gig Work Events
Where have Minimum Wages increased this month? WageIndicator General Newsletter August 2025
Last Chance to Register: Virtual Conference on Working Time Challenges in Europe on 26th November
🎤 First Speakers Announced! Join Europe’s #1 Conference on Working Time Challenges
Don’t Miss Europe’s #1 Event on Working Time Challenges!
Participate in our discussion on non-standard working hours across Europe!
Events and presentations
Associate partner
Institute Syndical Europeen (ETUI) | Brussels, Belgium

Co founded by the European Union
We thankfully acknowledge funding provided by the European Commission, DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, Project No. 101126498.
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