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L4S Video Introduction
What is Link4Skills all about?
This two-minute video explains the project in a nutshell. It’s the fastest way to find out what our main goals are and how we aim to achieve them.
L4S in dialogue
Dig deeper into the topics of labour migration, skills development, and AI-automation with our unique lecture and discussion series. Featuring cutting-edge insights from Link4Skills advisory board members, these webinars (details below) also include exchanges with L4S consortium researchers. The sessions are recorded and can be watched on the Link4Skills YouTube channel.
When new sessions are scheduled, you can find info and registration links below and in the “Events” section of our website.
Latest webinars
March 13, 2025
“Balanced labour migration. Targeted labour migration policy for general well-being”
– Prof. Dr. Monique Kremer
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20 February, 2025
“Skills for Ageing Europe: Migrants? Robots? Other?”
– Prof. Dr. Jakub Bijak
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Upcoming
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Podcasts
In collaboration with the award-winning podcast Borders & Belonging, Link4Skills is reaching out to listening audiences around the world, sharing insights from our continuing research into how cross-border migration can help address skill shortages. During this collaboration (scheduled through 2026), L4S consortium members will contribute to several episodes of the Borders & Belonging podcast. Our involvement in these episodes is made possible through cooperation with the Canada Excellence Research Chair in Migration and Integration at Toronto Metropolitan University, a Link4Skills project partner.
Skills shortages, AI and the future of work
Al, aging populations, and the energy transition: how are these forces reshaping the job market and global migration? In this episode, distinguished guests walk us through how automation is transforming industries, influencing hiring, and impacting migrant workers. Are we creating new opportunities or just making it harder for them to find decent jobs?
Guests:
Alexandra Pregalinska, professor at Kozminski University, member of the Link4Skills project
Teseseltje De Lange, professor at Radboud University, principal investigator of the Global Strategy for Skills Migration and Development (GSS) project
Mateusz Zydek, Communication Team Lead at Randstad Polska
