Publikácie
CELSI team co-authored a chapter in the book "Digital Labour Markets in Central and Eastern European Countries: COVID-19 and the Future of Work"
Lucia Kováčová, Martin Guzi and Martin Kahanec co-authored the chapter in the book critically exploring how social partners have been involved in designing and adopting job preservation policies responding to the COVID-19 economic crisis in five CEE countries: Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia.
Článok spoluautorky Marty Kahancovej publikovaný v časopise Human Relations
Marta Kahancová je spoluautorkou článku s názvom „Zdroje energie a úspešné kroky odborov, ktoré riešia pracovnú neistotu v nepriaznivých kontextoch: Prípad strednej a východnej Európy“ spolu s Aurorou Trif, Aristeou Koukiadaki a Valentinou Paolucci.
CELSI researchers Monika Martišková, Pavol Bors, Tibor T Meszmann and Adam Šumichrast contributed to the ETUI book titled "Are multinational companies good for trade unions?"
CELSI researchers Monika Martišková, Pavol Bors, Tibor T Meszmann and Adam Šumichrast contributed to the book with three case studies that address the situation in the Czechia, Hungary 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 co-founder and director Martin Kahanec published a chapter on education in CEPR book on Rebuilding Ukraine: Principles and Policies
Martin Kahanec contributed a chapter on Education Reforms during and after the War to the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) book on Rebuilding Ukraine: Principles and Policies. ollowing up on the CEPR blueprint on the reconstruction of Ukraine, the CEPR has put together a group of scientists around the world, with two lead authors on each chapter – one from the EU and one from Ukraine – to provide a salient detailed roadmap covering various sectors and policy areas for the reconstruction of Ukraine from Day 1.
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?”
Marta Kahancová a Barbora Holubová vydali novú kapitolu s názvom "Prehodnotenie konceptu neistej práce v časoch COVID-19“
CELSI s radosťou oznamuje vydanie novej knihy s názvom "Tváre neistoty". CELSI výskumníčky Marta Kahancová a Barbora Holubová prispeli ku knihe kapitolou s názvom "Prehodnotenie konceptu neistej práce v časoch COVID-19".
Vyšla nová publikácia s názvom "Auto industry in the Hungarian Northern Great Plain"
Táto publikácia mala za cieľ vyhodnotiť nové výzvy vo svete práce, udržateľnosti, digitalizácie, automatizácie, odborného vzdelávania a zastúpenia pracovníkov v regióne, ktorý sa v posledných rokoch stretáva s veľkými investíciami.
CELSI prispelo k novému reportu nadácie Eurofound o kolektívnom vyjednávaní
Kolektívne vyjednávanie naprieč EÚ v súčasnosti stojí pred výzvami spôsobenými pandémiou COVID-19, zelenou transformáciou a digitalizáciou.
New paper "The transformation of the Slovak and Czech automotive industries: stakeholders' perspectives and barriers towards an ecological mobility industry" published in the IJATM
CELSI's researchers Patrik Gažo and Monika Martišková, together with Thomas S.J. Smith from Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) of Munich published their paper titled "The transformation of the Slovak and Czech automotive industries: stakeholders' perspectives and barriers towards an ecological mobility industry". The article identifies and critically discusses barriers for transforming the automotive industry into an ecological mobility industry in Slovakia and Czechia from the point of view of key stakeholders.