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People with no religious affiliation as workers of diaconia - Current situation in Catholic and Protestant traditions
Hrdličková, Veronika ; Beneš, Ladislav (advisor) ; Janečková, Hana (referee)
The thesis named "People with no religious affiliation as workers of diaconia - Current situation in Catholic and Protestant traditions" deals with stances of chosen Churches and diaconal organizations towards the employment of workers who are not members of any Church or not religiously defined. At the beginning the thesis deals with a definition of basic terms and their Biblical origins, then the thesis shortly describes important milestones in history of diaconia with closer look at the implementers. The main part of the thesis presents specific attitudes of the Roman Catholic Church, Evangelical Church of Czech Brethren and their diaconial organizations to cooperating with non denominational people and their employment. This part also presents these attitudes in the light of documents of Second Vatican Council. A chapter about spirituality and religiosity of the present time brings up a topic of the current situation in the field of employment of non denominational people in chosen church organization and fields which may appear problematic. Finally, the thesis concludes with opinions of current Czech and world theologians about what employment of non denominational people in Church organization might mean and where it might lead. There are also highlighted areas of discussion, especially these...
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Sir Nicholas Winton and his Legacy for Future Generations
Hrdličková, Veronika ; Adámková, Ivana (advisor) ; Hernová, Eva (referee)
This thesis entitled "Sir Nicholas Winton and his legacy for future generations" aims to prove that the act of Sir Winton is considered to be motivating and inspirational in the field of helping others. The thesis tries to prove this by introducing statements which are recorded in literature, interviews, a documentary film and internet articles. The next aim of this thesis is to show how persons influenced by the Winton story help others, or how they would like to help. The first part of this thesis is focused on a description of the historical background of Winton's act, further, on Nicholas Winton himself, and on the description of the rescue operation itself. Subsequently, some saved children, and statements from them about their helping others are introduced. Then, the thesis introduces kin of saved children and their efforts to help. Last, but not least, there are recorded statements of people who were influenced by the Winton's story.
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Purchasing management, distribution and sales of confectionary
HRDLIČKOVÁ, Veronika
The main objective of this Thesis was to give a comprehensive overview of the processes which control the purchasing, distribution and sales in a business corporation engaged in the FMCG industry. Based on the provided information and analysis there are solutions proposed on how to optimize and streamline these business processes.
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