Kahanec shared his experience from CELSI, as well as from other organizations, in forming consortia with the participants of this online meeting, which was organised by the National Horizon Office.

The discussion looked at how the EU can adjust its economic strategies to respond to changing U.S. policies under Trump.

CELSI researcher Tibor T. Meszmann gave a keynote lecture at the annual seminar for workers’ organisations from EU candidate countries.

On Tuesday March 11, the Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI) held a working meeting of researchers and union representatives specialised in ecology and labour market.

How should the EU adapt its economic policies to remain a global power in a shifting geopolitical landscape shaped by U.S. policies?

On the occasion of the International Women’s Day CELSI Managing Director Marta Kahancová presented CELSI’s research on workplace sexual harassment at a press conference in Zagreb and participated in a panel discussion in Rijeka.

On February 20, the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the University of Warsaw hosted CELSI Scientific Director Martin Kahanec, who delivered a seminar on the concept of a Living Wage.

CELSI's dedication to academic excellence is reaffirmed by its strong performance in the prestigious Horizon Europe research program, where we rank No. 3 in our research area in Slovakia.

The workshop, taking place on February 20, in Bratislava and onlline will feature presentations and interactive discussions on current knowledge, programs, and needs for supporting workers' mental health in the workplace.

The event, which took place on Thursday, January 23, at the CEU, was dedicated to the book “The Transformation of Discontent: Labor Protest in Healthcare and Education Across Europe”, authored by Imre Szabó.