The study was commissioned by the European Parliament’s Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (EMPL).

Academia Europaea is a European Academy of Humanities, Letters, and Sciences.

We are pleased to announce that the academic article on transformation processes in the automotive industry co-authored by CELSI's researchers Monika Martišková, Patrik Gažo together with Thomas Smith was awarded the Gerpisa Young Author's Prize for outstanding contributions by young scholars to the works of the GERPISA international network.

The dissemination workshop will bring together national social partners from the targeted regions and other European social partners and associations active in employment and health policy, discussing the project findings and lessons learned. Lastly, we foresee an exchange of views between national and European stakeholders, discussing continued capacity-building activities.

Online webinar for researchers and stakeholders (May 7, 2021)

Projekt 'Chcem pracovať, kto mi pomože?' mal už množtvo publikácií, rovnako ako aj sériu videí na YouTube. Najnovšie o našom výskume napísali aj médiá, viac sa dočítate na: https://bit.ly/2Q85vkm.

About Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs) in Europe, including special attention for Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and the Visegrád countries. About Collective Agreement databases and to improve databases with Machine Learning

The research project “Negotiating return to work in the age of demographic change through industrial relations” (REWIR - VS/2019/0075) will inform the discussion. Its findings will show how different industrial relations and social dialogue practices contribute to the shape of return-to-work policies and extend working lives in the EU member states.

The seminar will be the culmination of a two-year international research project, "ARTUS-CEE "Articulation of the Trade Unions' Strategies on upward convergence of social standards in the enlarged European Union - voice of CEE countries” (VS/2019/0070) implemented by the Institute of Public Affairs (the Project Leader) together with partners: Central European Labour Studies Institute (a co-organizer of the seminar), University of Ljubljana, Lithuanian Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Public Policy, Centre for Economic Development.

The webinar discusses two major indices developed by the WageIndicator Foundation: the Minimum Wages Database (196 countries) and the Labour Rights Index (115 countries).