Successful applicants will work in an international and interdisciplinary research environment in the fields of Human Resource Management-Organizational Behavior, Learning Analytics, Labour Economics and Policy, Lifelong Learning, Sociology of Occupations, or Knowledge Management.

CELSI hosts the Bratislava office of WageIndicator responsible for global data management and analysis. For the tasks within the WageIndicator project, we are looking for a Data Analyst (full-time) and Technical Content Manager (full-time). In addition, CELSI is looking for a part-time position in Media Officer.

Martin Kahanec commented on the challenges and opportunities for migration policy regarding third-country workers in the EU at the EPC Single European Labour Market Project Conference on May 28, 2013, in Brussels.

Multiculturalism and Economic Performance - Immigration and the Economics of ‘Silos’: An Anthology of Empirical Analyses with US Datasets; April 12, Friday, 15:00; CELSI, Zvolenska 29; Chair: Martin Kahanec

CELSI invites applications to its Visiting Scholar Program for post-doctoral researchers as well as PhD students intending to work on labor market or broader labor issues.

On January 31, 2013, Martin Kahanec spoke at the conference "European labour markets in (the) crisis: Is there light at the end of the tunnel?" organized by the European Trade Union Institute (ETUI) in Brussels.

CELSI is now accepting paper submissions from its Research Fellows and Affiliates to CELSI Discussion Paper series. Contributions from all social science disciplines, including but not limited to economics, sociology, political science, public policy, social anthropology, human geography, demography, law and social psychology, are welcome.

Martin Kahanec spoke at the conference "Mobility - how to make it work? : Towards a new European paradigm on migration" organized by the Greens/European Free Alliance at the European Parliament in Brussels.

Martin Kahanec and Lucia Kurekova testified as invited experts before the "Advisory Committee on Free Movement of Workers" of the European Commission on the impact of labour mobility after EU enlargements.

On October 22, 2012, Martin Kahanec spoke in the panel on Mobility - barriers, slacks, effects at the conference on "EU Single Market: Together towards New Growth?"