Eleni Antoniadou

Eleni Antoniadou holds the position of Lecturer at the newly established Law School of York Europe Campus in Thessaloniki. She graduated with a grade of 9.10 from the Faculty of Law of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in 2015 and in 2018 she obtained her postgraduate diploma in Labour Law from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens with distinction. In 2023, she completed with distinction her doctoral dissertation at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, focusing on the protection against dismissal under national and european law, specifically the impact of Article 24 of the Revised European Social Charter on the formation of national dismissal protection law. She has received several distinctions, awards and commendations for excellence during her studies, as well as scholarships from the State Scholarship Foundation and the Onassis Foundation. She has published papers in various scientific journals and contributed to collective volumes, while her first monograph is expected to be published soon.

At the Law School of York Europe Campus, she will be teaching “Employment Law”, “Special Issues of Employment and Social Securities Law” and “ESG”.

She has taught the undergraduate modules “Contemporary Issues of Labour Law – Precarious Labour Relations”, “Collective Labour Law” and “International and European Labour Law” at the Faculty of Law of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki during the spring semester of the academic year 2024/2025, within the framework of the implementation of the project “Acquisition of Academic Teaching Experience for Young Scientists Holding a Doctorate at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki”.

Her research interests mainly focus on the fields of Individual and European and International Labour Law, as well as International Human Rights Law. She has delved deeply into the Law of Termination of the Employment Contract, in the context of which she has extensively addressed the issue of protection against dismissal as mandated by international and supranational sources of Labour Law.

• Antoniadou, “Protection against dismissal under national and european law – The impact of Article 24 of the Revised European Social Charter on the formation of national dismissal protection law”, forthcoming monograph
• Antoniadou, “Protection upon termination of employment under Article 24 RESC”, in: Labour and Law – Liber Amicorum Kostas Papadimitriou, Nomiki Bibliothiki, 2025, 57 ff.
• Antoniadou, “The direct effect of Article 24 of the Revised European Social Charter on protection in cases of termination of employment”,  Hellenic Review of European Law 2025, 25 ff.
• Antoniadou, “The ILO Convention 158/1982 on Termination of Employment at the Employer’s Initiative: a detailed interpretation guide”, Hellenic Review of European Law 2024, 321 ff.
• Antoniadou, “Systematic evaluation of the compatibility of national dismissal law with Art. 24 of the European Social Charter concerning the right to appeal to an impartial body”, Labour Law Review 2024, 1189 ff.
• Antoniadou, “Systematic evaluation of the compatibility of national dismissal law with Art. 24 of the European Social Charter concerning the legal consequences of unjustified dismissal”, Labour Law Review 2024, 613 ff.
• Antoniadou, “Systematic evaluation of the compatibility of national dismissal law with Art. 24 of the European Social Charter concerning the requirement of valid reason for dismissal”, Labour Law Review 2024, 477 ff.
• Antoniadou, “The voluntary nature of employer’s benefits as subject of the principle of equal treatment of employees”, Business & Corporate Law 2019, 186 ff.
• Antoniadou, “The consequences of business transfers on collective labour relations”, Hellenic Review of European Law 2019, 9 ff.
• Antoniadou, “Flexible forms of employment”, BUSINESS 2019, 797 ff.
• Antoniadou, “The legal protection of salary”, BUSINESS 2019, 715 ff.
• Antoniadou, “Termination of employment relationship”, BUSINESS 2019, 609 ff.
• Antoniadou, “The legislative and operational framework of collective labour agreements”, BUSINESS 2019, 417 ff.
• Antoniadou, Commentary on Supreme Court Decision 1050/2018, BUSINESS 2019, 146 ff.
• Antoniadou, Commentary on Thessaloniki Court of Appeals Decision 2711/2018, Armenopoulos 2018, 1511 ff.