Publications
Research and policy reports:
New publication: Workers’ education and democracy - lessons from a rich European history
A new historical case studies report titled “Critical Education and Trade Unions: Episodes from a Rich History of Political Education of the Labour Movement in Europe” has been published.
New study maps how collective agreements in Europe address AI and algorithmic management
Our new study published by FES Future of Work in cooperation with UNI Europa, looks at collective bargaining as one way to close the gap between fast spreading technology and regulation.
New research findings on the state of trade unions and collective bargaining in hospitality and tourism in Europe
CELSI researchers Marta Kahancová and Adam Šumichrast analysed challenges, that workers in hospitality and tourism sector in Europe are facing and their research findings are now published and available.
CELSI researchers contributed to the ELA study on undeclared work in public procurement contracts
The ELA’s study evaluating policy responses to prevent undeclared work in public procurement contracts was co-authored by CELSI Managing Director Marta Kahancová and Junior Researcher Simona Brunnerová.
CELSI team contributed to the newly published Thematic Review on Fair Transition Towards Climate Neutrality
Our CELSI researchers, Monika Martišková, Katarína Lukáčová, and Patrik Gažo, have made a contribution to the latest Thematic Review on Fair Transition Towards Climate Neutrality written by the European Center of Expertise at the European Commission by writing country articles on Czechia and Slovakia.
CELSI researcher Barbora Holubová contributed to the DG Employment's report on “Gender Equality and Work-Life Balance Policies during and after the COVID-19 crisis”
One of the findings is that the measures implemented during the pandemic were often temporary and did not adopt a gender perspective nor address the specific problems of disadvantaged groups, for example, single mothers and migrant women.
CELSI researcher Lucia Kováčová is the co-author of the fifth quarterly report on COVID-19 impact on industrial relations which has been published under the BARCOVID project
Lucia Kováčová, Armanda Cetrulo and Niels Peuchen worked on the report which adds to previous reports new preliminary results from data mining and text analysis of the newsletter outputs published by the selected stakeholders at the EU level. The goal of these quarterly reports is to address the first research question of the BARCOVID project: “How have the Covid-19 crisis, the state-imposed measures and their consequences affected the industrial relations landscape in EU27 and 5 candidate countries?”
CELSI contributed to the new Eurofound research report regarding emerging practices in collective bargaining
Collective bargaining across the EU has been facing challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, green transition and digitalisation.