CELSI Experts Marta Kahancová and Monika Martišková assessed proposed minimum wage changes and their impact on collective bargaining for Aktuality.sk

SME Daily has ranked Martin Kahanec’s election to the leadership of Academia Europaea among the significant achievements of Slovak science.

The Slovak Spectator recently highlighted Slovakia's leading scientists of 2024, featuring Martin Kahanec, the Scientific Director of CELSI.

Martin Kahanec, co-founder and scientific director of the Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI), spoke with Marianna Onuferová for Denník N about expectations for the new U.S. president, Donald Trump, how his new tariffs might impact Slovak industry, the poor state of Slovakia's economy, the devastating consequences of leaving the EU, as well as the failures of elites who perpetuate narratives of failure and despair.

The News Agency of Slovak Republic (TASR) reports that Slovak professor and economist Martin Kahanec has been appointed to several prestigious positions in the European Academy of Sciences (Academia Europaea).

Martin Kahanec has been elected to the Board of Trustees of Academia Europaea, assumed the position of Chair for the Class of Social and Related Sciences and has also been appointed Vice-President of Academia Europaea.

The ePráca Online portal, part of the Confederation of Trade Unions, has published an article about the discussion organized by the Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI), focusing on the biggest challenges of creating a fair labour market for economic migrants.

Monika Martišková in TASR/Teraz.sk discussed changes of labour market in Slovakia.

CELSI co-Founder and research director Martin Kahanec discussed pension system sustainability on Rádio Slovensko.

Marta Kahancová discussed the issue of fake self-employment on Rádio Slovensko with the president of the Slovak Trade Union Association, Stanislav Čižmárik.