ARTUS-CEE project partners met on-line to discuss the progress and the next steps in their research work.

Read CELSI´s first policy brief on policy responses to COVID-19 pandemics in 20 countries.

CELSI's co-founder and scientific director Martin Kahanec has been invited to join a panel of experts to advise the upcoming German EU Council presidency on the questions of EU mobility.

Distancing measures imposed by twelve European countries during the COVID-19 pandemics (a ban on holding public events, school closures, shop closures, and a ban on non-essential movement) were associated with large drops in visits to retail and recreation, groceries and pharmacies, transit stations, and workplaces, drops in visits to parks in most cases, and an increase in time spent at home.

CELSI joins the international initiative of European Trade Union Federations and the European Trade Union Confederation to commemorate those who died at work - due to lack of health and safety provisions at workplaces. We remember healthcare workers and all other workers who died from the Covid-19 disease through exposure at work.

On the occasion of the International Roma Day, on April 8, 2020, CELSI researchers Martin Kahanec, Lucia Kováčová and Maria Sedláková (together with Zuzana Poláčková from the Slovak Academy of Sciences) published a study on “The social and employment situation of Roma communities in Slovakia”, commissioned by the European Parliament’s Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (EMPL)

The Second CELSI Expert Round Table: The Labor Market in Times COVID-19 was held on March 31 with top representatives of trade unions and employers' associations KOZ, AZZZ, ZMOS, APZ and RZZ, as well as experts from CELSI, with the twofold objective to...

CELSI COVID-19 Response Team launched to provide robust evidence for effective policy response to the COVID-19 crisis

We call on all research institutions to enable their workers to work from home and minimize the risk of spreading the virus. Researchers, with their frequent travels and collaborations with colleagues from abroad, are a particularly vulnerable group. Please, act responsibly and stay safe.

The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemics is a global challenge that affects us all. During times like these, we need to act together.