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Plan for the Increase of Efficiency of the Company Economy in the Management of Recreational Facilities
Barva, Jiří ; Běhounková, Jitka (referee) ; Bayerová, Vladimíra (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the elaboration of a plan for streamlining business operations by providing recreational benefits, which is a form of non-financial remuneration of employees enshrined in the collective agreement of the company. The plan is based on an analysis of the current situation together with a survey of employee demand for recreational centers of the company, on the basis of which individual proposals for future benefit management are made. These suggestions show the company a direction it should take to revive its current form and achieve the desired satisfaction of a larger proportion of employees, while at the same time streamlining the complex internal process associated with it. The resulting plan will serve as a basis for the decision of the company management in cooperation with the trade union to implement the proposed measures.
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System of Non-Wage Remuneration in Company
DALIHODOVÁ, Anna
This bachelor thesis entitled "System of non-wage remuneration in the company" deals with the providing of employee benefits. The first part of the thesis explains the basic concepts related to remuneration system. These terms include wage, motivation, employee benefits and cafeteria system. In the second part of the thesis, the selected company is presented. The main attention was paid to employee benefits provided in this company. In this part, a questionnaire method was used to find out how employees evaluate remuneration system. The conclusion of the thesis is an evaluation of results of questionnaire survey.
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Employee Remuneration System in the Selected Company and Proposal of its Changes
Shchetinin, Yevhen ; Novotná, Veronika (referee) ; Kruntorádová, Markéta (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis is focused on the analysis of employee remuneration system in selected company. The thesis was divided into a theoretical part, an analysis of the current system of remuneration and how it is affected external and internal environment. With the help of a questionnaire survey and an interview with the employee, deficiencies in the current remuneration systems were defined and from them, own proposals for improving the current employee remuneration systems and their economic evaluation were derived.
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Plan for the Increase of Efficiency of the Company Economy in the Management of Recreational Facilities
Barva, Jiří ; Běhounková, Jitka (referee) ; Bayerová, Vladimíra (advisor)
The subject of this diploma thesis is the elaboration of a plan for streamlining business operations by providing recreational benefits, which is a form of non-financial remuneration of employees enshrined in the collective agreement of the company. The plan is based on an analysis of the current situation together with a survey of employee demand for recreational centers of the company, on the basis of which individual proposals for future benefit management are made. These suggestions show the company a direction it should take to revive its current form and achieve the desired satisfaction of a larger proportion of employees, while at the same time streamlining the complex internal process associated with it. The resulting plan will serve as a basis for the decision of the company management in cooperation with the trade union to implement the proposed measures.
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Employee benefits in terms of accounting and taxation system
ŠÍMA, Pavel
The theme of this bachelor thesis is Employee benefits in terms of accounting and taxation system. Some companies also include non-monetary bonuses as a way of rewarding their employees. Employee benefits substantially affect satisfaction, loyalty and motivation of all employees. The popularity of employee benefits is also supported by the effort of the companies to optimise taxes, which is the outcome of employee benefits. The main goal was to characterise employee benefits and to explain its impact on taxes on the employer's and the employee's side. The theoretical part of the thesis describes rewarding and historical development of employee benefits. It also describes the most frequently used employee benefits and the way they are accounted for in Czech legislation. The practical part analyses employee benefits in a specific company. The analysis was conducted via questionnaire research, which showed the employee's satisfaction with provided benefits, the way they use them or which benefits they miss. The research was done at the KODE C.B. s.r.o. company.
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Employee´s benefits
HUNALOVÁ, Lucie
The topic of the presented diploma thesis is a set of problems related to employee benefits. These advantages cover anything the employer provides to his/her employees beyond what is stipulated by the Labour Code. Employers have thus the opportunity to offer a wide range of benefits in order to meet their employees? needs and interests. The aim of the presented thesis is primarily to explain and clarify the interpretation of terms related to employee benefits, illustrate these advantages in accounting, depict them in tax terms and analyse these benefits in a chosen company.
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The tax implications of the employee benefits in the chosen OECD countries
Sluková, Barbora ; Vančurová, Alena (advisor) ; Slintáková, Barbora (referee)
The employee benefits are currently considered by more and more employers as a komponent part of a personal policy of the company and are used as an instrument of tax planning and tax optimization. Also employees are used to be remunerated also with the help of noncash benefits. On the other hand the state makes efforts to minimize the tax and contributions benefits of the tax payer. The target of this graduate thesis is to describe and compare the tax implications of the employee benefits in the chosen OECD countries. The content analysis of czech and foreign literary sources was necessary to collect the secondary data. The recommendations for the Czech Republic result from the analytic part of the graduate thesis. The tax implications of the employee benefits in the chosen OECD countries (Canada, Australia, New Zealand) are much different in comparison with the tax implications of the employee benefits in the Czech Republic. Nevertheless some tax implications are identical for all countries in conception of solution of mobile and option plans. The greatest differences are in the tax implications of superannuation scheme and life insurance. Tax implications of other types of benefits (meals, education, company car for personal use, recreation and sport and accommodation) are different always only in one or two countries. Countries with the greatest differences in tax implications of the employee benefits are Australia and New Zealand.
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