Join the CELSI team - new vacancies

Published on 20.02.2012

CELSI is a part of the international research team of the worldwide WageIndicator network. For the tasks within the WageIndicator project, we are looking for a Data Analyst (full-time), Assistant in website content management (20 hrs/week) and offer 4 internships

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Martin Kahanec invited panelist at EC's expert conference on Employment and Social Developments in Europe

Published on 10.02.2012

Martin Kahanec commented on chapter 6 „Intra-EU mobility and the impact of enlargement“ at an expert conference on Employment and Social Developments in Europe Review 2011 organized by the European Commission, DG EMPL, February 9, 2012, Brussels.

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RePEc 2011: CELSI top economic research institute in Slovakia

Published on 06.01.2012

According to the international research database Research Papers in Economics (RePEc) the Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI) is a top institution in economic research in Slovakia. In the RePEc ranking CELSI has surpassed a number of prestigious economic institutions in Slovakia, ranking No. 1 in September, October and November 2011.

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Martin Kahanec delivers an invited speech at an OECD workshop

Published on 27.10.2011

Martin Kahanec delivered an invited speech “Unemployment Benefits and Immigration: Evidence from the EU” at the workshop “Immigration in OECD countries: fiscal impact and public opinion” organized by the OECD in cooperation with CEPII on October 14, 2011, in Paris.

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Martin Kahanec's book recognized as 'Noteworthy in Industrial Relations and Labor Economics' by Princeton University

Published on 27.10.2011

A book EU Labor Markets after Post-Enlargement Migration (Springer, 2010) co-edited by Martin Kahanec (with Klaus F. Zimmermann) selected as „Noteworthy in Industrial Relations and Labor Economics“ by Princeton University for 2010.

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Martin Kahanec speaks about ethnic diversity in Europe at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Published on 14.10.2011

On October 13–14, 2011 Martin Kahanec delivered an invited speech “Ethnic Diversity in European Labor Markets” at the workshop “Economy and Society Development in China and the World” co-organized by the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), Minzu University of China, and Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA) in Beijing.

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Martin Kahanec coordinates a Europe 2020 workshop on poverty

Published on 11.10.2011

On October 10, 2011 a workshop on poverty organised by the Slovak Governance Institute took place in Bratislava. This workshop is a part of Európa 2020 series, funded by the European Commission Representation in Slovakia.

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Marta Kahancova delivers a speech at the annual conference of the Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaftliches Institut (WSI)

Published on 28.09.2011

The theme of the two-day conference (27.-28.9.2011) is the Stabilisation of the Extension System of Collective Agreements in Germany. Invited experts from several European countries summarize the national practice of extension mechanisms, thereby contributing with a variety of experiences to the German debate between researchers, policy makers, and social partners.

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Marta Kahancová delivers an invited speech at the conference in honour of Jelle Visser

Published on 23.09.2011

On September 23, 2011, AIAS organized a conference in honour of Prof. Jelle Visser, scientific director of AIAS, on the occassion of his retirement. Marta Kahancová's speech focused on the role of trade unions in Central and Eastern European countries after the EU enlargement and the economic crisis.

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Martin Kahanec to lead a consortium advising the European Commission on migration policy

Published on 12.09.2011

With Martin Kahanec as a consortium co-leader, Central European University, Institute for the Study of Labor , Bonn, CASE , Warsaw, and London School of Economics are to advise the European Commission on the costs and benefits of, and the available policy options for, labor mobility between the EU and the Eastern Partnership Partner Countries.

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