The round table was organised by CELSI within the InGRID-2 project aiming to integrate research infrastructures and making thus an evidence-based contribution to a European policy strategy of inclusive growth.

We cordially invite you to the conference

Asking questions about Central and Eastern European labour markets (since more than 10 years now!)

to honour the 10 th anniversary of Central European Labour Studies Institute.

On Wednesday, 13th February CELSI will be represented at open lectures of Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (Sonipat, India) by our researchers Martin Kahanec and Marta Kahancová.

We would like to invite early career scholars (PhD students, postdocs, early-stage researchers) to ESPAnet Spring School on Work and Welfare in the Digital Era, with CELSI managing director Marta Kahancová as one of the keynote speaker.

We would like to invite you to a seminar during which Petr Mezihorák will present his research called SHARE.

The research aims to understand from an international perspective the situation of self-employers without employees as an emblematic category of workers violating the traditional employer/employee dichotomy.

We would like to invite you to a seminar during which Monika Martišková from our institute will present her research The Future of Workers in the Slovak Automotive Industry.

Lucia Mýtna Kureková, CELSI research fellow, recently published an article "The automotive industry in Central Europe: A success?" on the IZA World of Labor website.

CELSI managing director Marta Kahancová and CELSI researcher Mária Sedláková recently published their chapter "Slovak Trade Unions at a Crossroads – From Bargaining to the Public Arena" in a new book edited by Rudolf Traub-Merz and Tim Pringle, "Trade unions in transition : From command to market economies".

CELSI managing director Marta Kahancova and scientific director Martin Kahanec presented at the joint symposium of University of California Berkeley and the Central European University Budapest, titled "Borders, Borderlands, and Migration".

CELSI's researchers in cooperation with researchers from AIAS and EUBA recently published reports from the "BARCOM: With innovative tools for bargaining support in the commerce sector" project.