TheEIPM 2.0project aims to strengthen the systematic use of scientific evidence in the design and evaluation of public policies, with a particular focus on the challenges associated with the dual green and digital transition.

Based on data available at DataLABOR, the analysis reveals progress, but also persistent inequalities.

This moment marked the beginning of a series of consultation phases aimed at identifying strategic options, analyzing opportunities and risks, and supporting the development of AI²'s multi-year program contract.

FEMENA brings together a multidisciplinary team to study female entrepreneurship in Asia and Europe and will support 80 researchers through international mobility.

The book Salário Digno em Portugal: da necessidade à possibilidade de uma política ( A Living Wage in Portugal: from necessity to policy possibility ) aims to place the issue of a living wage in Portugal at the center of public debate and support more informed political and social decisions.

The session will take place on January 31, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Porto.

This work is part of the REMAKING project, funded by Horizon Europe, and contributes to evidence-based public policy thinking.

You can now calculate your net monthly salary using the simulator developed and made available on DataLABOR.

The TEPS 2025 publication analyzes trends in work, employment and social protection and highlights the impacts of the climate transition on the labor market.

A note of condolence on the death of Engineer António Mota, former chairman of Mota-Engil, a CoLABOR member company.

The 6th edition of the CoLABOR Days will be held on November 26 at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon.

The initiative is part of CoLABOR's mission to promote knowledge and public dialogue on the major challenges facing the world of work, in conjunction with leading cultural and scientific institutions.

CoLABOR will join IPPS-Iscte in a cycle of masterclasses 'Digital transformation and innovation for local government'.

The initiative is part of CoLABOR's mission to promote knowledge and public dialogue on the major challenges facing the world of work, in conjunction with leading cultural and scientific institutions.

With the municipal elections approaching, this platform is an innovative and accessible resource for understanding local dynamics, identifying development trends and analyzing electoral behavior over the last few decades.

On September 26, CoLABOR joins one of the largest international initiatives for the dissemination of science.

CoLABOR was represented with the presentation of a scientific paper and the co-organization of a thematic session.

This initiative reinforces CoLABOR's role in promoting knowledge about work in Portugal, in dialogue with history, culture and society.

The Minister of Education, Science and Innovation, Fernando Alexandre, and the Secretary of State for the Economy, João Rui Ferreira, visited the stands of the different CoLABs and opened and closed the event, respectively.