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.

Marta Kahancová presented on LABOR.A '24 conference about Collective bargaining on artificial intelligence and algorithmic management.

Nina Holičková presented at the 24th World Labour Law Congress, organized in Roma by Mercatorum University and the International Society for Labour and Social Security Law, about the key differences between Minimum Wages, Living Wages, and Adequate Wages.

CELSI researcher Pavol Bors presented a paper on the influence of a just transition on employment policies in Slovakia at the 30th Annual EuroMemo Group Conference on Alternative Economic Policy in Europe.

The event, which explored issues related to platform work, worker mobilization, and collective action, included a presentation by CELSI director Marta Kahancová.

Research on collective bargaining agreement coverage in the Care, Central Public Administration, and Waste Collection sectors is the primary focus of researchers from the CEECAW project consortium, gathered at the Fieldwork Seminar in Belgrade.

CELSI is participating in the founding of the new scientific association Therapolis, which wants to improve the health and quality of life in cities

The Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI) was participating in the annual European Sociological Association Conference.

On Friday, September 6, 2024, at Kino Atlas in Prague, CELSI researcher Monika Martiskova discussed the current state, vision, successes, and failures of social forces striving for a social and ecological future.