Vision Slovakia 2040 was prepared by more than 350 experts under the auspices of the Slovak Academy of Sciences.

Šárka is a Czech trade union lawyer, publicist and feminist. She is also a PhD candidate in Civil Sector Studies at the Faculty of Humanities, Charles University in Prague.

CELSI Deputy Director Monika Martišková will discuss slovak labour market at the second session at the conference "Business Trends 2026: The Future of Companies in the Age of AI Transformation".

Our new study on how trade unions in European services address AI and algorithmic management through collective agreements was officially published by FES Future of Work on 15 October.

7 October is the World Day for Decent Work. This year's edition puts young workers in focus.

CELSI was pleased to welcome Sarah Tornberg for a one-week research visit as part of her collaboration on the Egruien Horizon project.

Adam Šumichrast, a leading researcher of CELSI new Labour History research area, contributed to the database of the most important labour and trade union events in Czechia (and Czechoslovakia).

Congratulations, Monika, on this well-deserved milestone. We wish you every success in your new role and, above all, that your optimism, collegial spirit, and enthusiasm continue to inspire our team.

CELSI is expanding its research agenda with a new area: Labour History.

Insights from Martin Kahanec on young people migration in a newly published article by Nadácia Pontis.