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Marianne Jenum Hotvedt is a Professor of Law at the University of Oslo's Department of Private Law, specializing in labor law since 2020. She co-leads the faculty's Labour Law and Working Life research group and is affiliated with the Arfa project focused on preserving labor law expertise. With a Cand.jur. (2002) and PhD (2015) from the same institution, her research examines fundamental labor law concepts, EU/EEA law, and human rights intersections.
Her research interests include:
- Evolution of core labor law principles
- Cross-border legal influences on national legislation
- Adapting labor regulations to emerging work models
- Interdisciplinary intersections with contract and administrative law
Recent publications demonstrate sustained focus on platform economy regulation, judicial impacts on labor rights, and Nordic legal adaptations. Her 15 most recent works (2018-2025) cluster around three themes: digital work transformations (40%), judicial evolution of labor rights (33%), and welfare state interfaces (27%).
Awards & Recognition:
- Triple nominee for Norway's top labor law article (2016, 2018, 2020)
Leadership & Service:
- Deputy Judge in Labour Court
- Editor of Arbeidsrett journal
- EU labour policy expert
- Former Vice-Dean for Studies (2021-2023)
- Ex-chair of Norwegian Labour Law Association
