SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe

This article uses desk-based research to explore the issues raised by artificial intelligence in the labour market concerning its potential impact on vulnerable groups already experiencing discrimination such as women, older workers and disabled...

This article reviews the current situation in Georgia through the specific lens of trade unionism and the role of new independent unions in the street protests that took place during 2024 in relation to the country’s controversial ‘foreign...

2023 LFS data suggest that there are around 30,000 domestic workers in Albania. There is no available estimate of the extent of informality in the sector, but this is assumed to be extremely high. The labour code does not provide any reference to...

2023 Labour Force Survey data suggests that there are about 3,000 domestic workers in Montenegro, of whom three-quarters are women, while 55% are employees and 80% are employed outside the care sector. There is no legal definition of domestic...

According to the Labour Force Survey, in 2023, there were around 9,000 domestic workers (i.e. less than 1% of all workers) across the country. Administrative data on domestic work arrangements are scarce and, while anecdotal evidence suggests that...

The EU’s ‘From Farm to Fork’ Strategy, a central pillar of the European Green Deal, seeks to reshape the EU food system into one that is fair, healthy and environmentally sustainable. Spanning the entire food chain, it incorporates...

This article constitutes the formal paper presented by the author to the SEER Journal symposium ‘The European integration of the western Balkans’ which took place in Belgrade on 19 May 2025. The article seeks to centralise a revised Central...