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The conference seeks to facilitate knowledge exchange and share experiences by providing a platform for open discussions on both empirical and theoretical research in the areas of labour markets, education, and social protection.
The 2024 edition will focus on sustainable development strategies to improve labour markets, educational systems, and social protection frameworks. Through dialogue and the sharing of knowledge, the conference aims to explore how education can empower the workforce, how labour policies can be designed to promote formal and decent employment, the impact of technological advancements on labour market outcomes, and how social protection systems can foster inclusive growth.
The conference also plans to generate insights and policy recommendations to guide policymakers in improving labour conditions, enhancing educational outcomes, and strengthening social protection systems in the face of global challenges.
Conference sessions
Study of human capital from the perspective of the sustainable development agenda
Challenges and opportunities in the labor market arising from the digital transformation
Lifecycle risks, social protection systems in crisis contexts, social protection of vulnerable groups and policy approaches
Community engagement and empowerment of vulnerable groups
Effects of labour shortages and the inflow of migrant workers from outside Europe on markets in Central and Eastern Europe
The challenge of a multicultural (i.e. Rainbow) labour market and society
Dynamics of the informal economy
Cutting-edge research using econometric analyses and machine learning techniques to illuminate the often-hidden world of unofficial economic activities