CELSI's researchers Barbora Holubová and Jakub Kostolný participated in the London workshop on the gender pay gap (GPG) in public services and trade unions´ strategies on how to close it.

CELSI's researcher Maria Sedlakova met with ARTUS-CEE project partners in Bucharest to discuss trade unions' strategies on key issues in European social dialogue.

Her presentation aimed to give participants an overview about the current state of organizing in Austria, Czechia, Hungary, Germany, Poland and Slovakia.

The CELSI team will contribute with two chapters on trade union development in Czechia and Slovakia

CELSI together with EU-level social partners EPSU and HOPEEM undertook a survey in ten EU countries and co-organised two regional meetings within the project "Strengthening social dialogue in the hospital sector in the East, South and Central Europe".

During the EC's meeting on the economic agenda, Kahanec stressed a need for brave EU leadership:

"Europe is in a trap of fiscal, monetary, trade, demographic, and regional imbalances. An innovation deficit hinders economic growth."

We would like to invite you to a national seminar on the effectiveness of social dialogue in the framework of the project Enhancing the Effectiveness of Social Dialogue Articulation (EESDA).

In this call, 11 InGRID-2 data centres, including CELSI, offer access to data and expertise within the field of inclusive growth, poverty, living conditions, working conditions, vulnerable groups, social policy, etc.

CELSI has welcomed more than 15 research visitors within Horizon-2020 InGRID-2 project. On 7-8. March 2019, more than 30 experts and advocates of research data in social sciences gathered to discuss the gaps in research infrastructures in Central and Eastern Europe. On 10-11 October 2019, CELSI organized the WageIndicator Data Forum focused on pooling data.

CELSI organised the regional kick-off workshop of the COLBAR-EUROPE project (EUROPE wide analyses of COLlective BARgaining agreements, project No. VS/2019/0077, led by the Wage Indicator Foundation) in Bratislava on 9 October 2019.