CELSI is proud to announce that the European Labour Authority has published a long-awaited report on undeclared work in the care and other personal household services. CELSI team considerably contributed to the report to estimate the prevalence of undeclared work, its drivers, and policy approaches involving preventive and deterrence measures across the EU Member States.

Together with Lucia Mýtna Kureková, CELSI team consisting of Martin Kahanec and Martin Guzi published a co-authored study on how institutions shape immigrant-native labor market gaps in Europe in Migration Studies. The authors show that institutions matter for immigrant-native labor market gaps and explore how they matter.

The updated briefing paper on 'The social and employment situation of Roma communities in Slovakia' was written by CELSI researchers Barbora Holubová, Martin Kahanec, Lucia Kováčová and Mária Sedláková in collaboration with Zuzana Poláčková from the Slovak Academy of Sciences.

The chapter "Return to work practice in Slovakia matching best practice with the scope of social partner activity", authored by CELSI researchers, was just published in a new ETUI book titled "Continuing at work: Long-term illness, return to work schemes and the role of industrial relations".

Article "With Minimum Wages and Collective Bargaining towards Wage (In)Equality: Evidence from Czechia and Slovakia", published by Marta Kahancová, Monika Martišková and Jakub Kostolný in Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research, Vol. 27, No. 1, pp: 75-96.

Marta Kahancová contributed with a chapter with Vassil Kirov titled "Shaping minimum wages in Central and Eastern Europe: Giving up collective bargaining in favour of legal regulation?" and a second chapter with Elizardo Scarpati Costa titled "Minimum wages and inequality mitigation in post-dictatorship industrial relations systems in Latin America: The case of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay".

CELSI's Marta Kahancová and Mária Sedláková contributed with their chapter on the Slovak public sector and Monika Martišková on the Czech public sector to a new book "Working under pressure: Employment, job quality and labour relations in Europe’s public sector since the crisis", published by European Trade Union Institute.

CELSI's Marta Kahancová, Tibor Meszmann and Mária Sedláková published their new article "Precarization via Digitalization? Work Arrangements in the On-Demand Platform Economy in Hungary and Slovakia" in Frontiers in Sociology.

In the recent paper "The challenge of return to work in workers with cancer: employer priorities despite variation in social policies related to work and health" published in the Journal of Cancer Survivorship, CELSI's Maria Sedlakova and her colleagues ask what are the experiences of employers related to workers diagnosed with cancer and their return to work.

CELSI researchers Monika Martišková and Gábor Szüdi, together with Mehtap Akgüç from CEPS (Centre for European Policy Studies) and Carl Nordlund recently published EESDA Project Report: "Stakeholders’ views on and experiences with the articulation of social dialogue and its effectiveness".