We want to take this opportunity to share updates on our recent achievements and upcoming research endeavors.

The Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI), as one of the leading research institutes in the field of the economics of migration, joins in celebrating International Migrants Day.

On November 26, 2024, our colleague Pavol Bors participated in an international energy conference organized in Hungary.

CELSI researcher Monika Martišková participated in a discussion on Monday, November 18, addressing European measures aimed at increasing the quantity and quality of jobs.

On 15th October, CELSI junior researcher Pavol Bors participated in a working discussion in the town of Partizánske titled "Reliable Heat for a Modern City 2 - On the Path to Low-Temperature Heating Solutions Using Renewable Energy Sources", organised by the Priatelia Zeme – CEPA civic association.

On this day, which represents an opportunity to acknowledge the struggles of people living in poverty and a chance for their concerns to be heard, we would like to highlight CELSI's research and policy contributions that support decisions aimed at preventing poverty and inequality in the EU and particularly in Central European Countries.

On October 14th, 2024, CELSI senior researcher Barbora Holubová presented the findings of the PERHOUSE project at an event organised by the European Federation for Family Employment & Homecare.

The World Day for Decent Work is commemorated annually on October 7, led by the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) to promote the idea of decent work globally.

A review of the book Trade Unions in the EU: Picking up the Pieces of the Neoliberal Challenge, to which several CELSI researchers contributed, has been published in the journal Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft (Arbeiterkammer Wien).

Marta Kahancová and Martin Kahanec participated in discussions on "The Future of Social Policy and Research" at the International Conference organized by the European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research.