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Economic and legal aspects of social entrepreneurship in the Czech Republic
Roušová, Patricie ; Kabourková, Kristina (referee) ; Kopřiva, Jan (advisor)
The master’s thesis focuses on the economic and legislative aspects of social entrepreneurship in the Czech Republic. The work defines the basic theoretical basis for social entrepreneurship in the Czech Republic, describes the relationship of disabled persons to the labor market, and outlines the benefits connected to employing individuals with disabilities. The thesis further investigates the current situation in a specific sheltered workshop that is planning to expand its capacity. The conclusion of the thesis presents an evaluation of the advantages/profitability of such a project, summarizes the possible risks of entrepreneurship in the protected labor market, and offers suggested measures for the continuation of the sheltered workshop.
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The Proposal for the Implementation of Sheltered Workshop
Vávrů, Jaromír ; Svoboda, Marius (referee) ; Mikulec, Luděk (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with the proposal for the implementation of the sheltered workshop in Jihlava. The thesis is a response to the current state of unemployment of people with physical disabilities, who have very little chance of getting full employment in the labour market. This thesis creates a precondition for the successful establishment of a sheltered workshop, as competitively capable business in the region of Vysocina.
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Economic and legal aspects of social entrepreneurship in the Czech Republic
Roušová, Patricie ; Kabourková, Kristina (referee) ; Kopřiva, Jan (advisor)
The master’s thesis focuses on the economic and legislative aspects of social entrepreneurship in the Czech Republic. The work defines the basic theoretical basis for social entrepreneurship in the Czech Republic, describes the relationship of disabled persons to the labor market, and outlines the benefits connected to employing individuals with disabilities. The thesis further investigates the current situation in a specific sheltered workshop that is planning to expand its capacity. The conclusion of the thesis presents an evaluation of the advantages/profitability of such a project, summarizes the possible risks of entrepreneurship in the protected labor market, and offers suggested measures for the continuation of the sheltered workshop.
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Možnosti vytvoření pracovních míst pro handicapované při výrobě dřevěných komponentů a nábytku v chráněných dílnách
Gerbrich, Ondřej
This thesis focuses on designing a method to assess work by people with disabilities on woodworking machines. Firstly, the disability itself was analysed to give us an overall picture of the issue: the distribution and restrictions of the disability, legislation, state support, and research into sheltered and social & therapeutic workshops. The next part focuses on procedures to create a safe working environment, to ensure occupational safety, ergotherapy and diagnostic methods used to determine the extent of the restrictions resulting from the disability. The main part of the thesis proposes a methodological approach that will enable the establishment of the conditions under which a person with a disability can safely perform predetermined machining work. The method has been practically verified in the sheltered workshop ‘V růžovém sadu’, where it enabled a worker with a disability to perform machining work.
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The Proposal for the Implementation of Sheltered Workshop
Vávrů, Jaromír ; Svoboda, Marius (referee) ; Mikulec, Luděk (advisor)
This diploma thesis deals with the proposal for the implementation of the sheltered workshop in Jihlava. The thesis is a response to the current state of unemployment of people with physical disabilities, who have very little chance of getting full employment in the labour market. This thesis creates a precondition for the successful establishment of a sheltered workshop, as competitively capable business in the region of Vysocina.
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Comparison of distribution chains for products from sheltered workshops
CÁBOVÁ, Markéta
The goal of the thesis is to carry out the comparison of distribution chains in the chosen sheltered workshops with respect to the present system of distribution, the used distribution parts and setting of material and information flow in these workshops. The component goal of the thesis is to carry out the comparison of logistic activities realized in the distribution parts of the logistic chain in the researched sheltered workshops.
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Marketing Strategy of Protected Workshops Non-Governmental Organizations in the South Bohemian Region
DUŠKOVÁ, Miluše
The theme of the completed diploma thesis is A Marketing Strategy for Protected Work Places of NGOs in South Bohemia. In the theoretical part I focus on the definition and meaning of marketing, stategic management, the marketing process, the marketing environment, the buying behavior of consumers, marketing research. In the next section I describe the legislative basis for protected work places and I name protected work places of NGOs in South Bohemia. Then I describe the employment of people with disabilities, and I attempt to define the concept of a non-profit organization. For completion purposes, I briefly define the term South Bohemia. In the practical part I deal with the results of the research and draft a proposal for marketing strategies for the sale of products from protected work places. The practical part relates to the main goals of the diploma thesis. The first goal of the work was to map out a marketing strategy for protected work places of NGOs in South Bohemia. The second goal was to map out the opinions of the wider public in relation to the purchase of products from protected work places. The first stated hypothesis was: Protected work places of NGOs in South Bohemia do not optimally use the tools of the marketing mix to sell their products. The second stated hypothesis was: A marketing strategy has an effect on the sale of products in protected work places of NGOs in South Bohemia. I chose quantitative research with subsequent statistical data processing. The data was collected through standardized interview techniques and surveys. In both cases, the improbability of sampling techniques was used. The basic collection in terms of quantitative research was the management of protected work places of NGOs in South Bohemia and the wider public. Through standardized telephone interviews, the chosen collection of required data for the research was acquired. Due to the chosen technology. The survey, which in its form came close to being a questionnaire, was used in this thesis as an additional source of information, and was also used to acquire the primary data from the chosen sample. The sample was chosen at random. There were 94 total respondents. Through the research results which are related to the first goal, we can say that the explanatory function of the first hypothesis was not confirmed. In fact, protected work places of NGOs in South Bohemia use optimal tools of the marketing mix for the sale of their products. From the research results which are related to the second goal, we can say that the explanatory function of the second hypothesis was confirmed. With certainty we can say that a marketing strategy has an effect on the sale of products of protected work places of NGOs in South Bohemia.From the research results of controlled interviews with management of protected work places, it is evident that in addition to the long-term interests of the organization, protected work places are beginning to be interested in the desires and needs of their customers. They prefer segmented marketing, they monitor their competitors and concern themselves with competitive advantage. On the other hand, they do not engage in comprehensive marketing research and they do not create strategic marketing plans. In terms of the marketing mix, it was discovered that the quality of the products is important to those surveyed. In the communication mix, organizations mainly work with tools which can be used with lower costs.The research results of the wider public showed that the majority of respondents are aware of protected work places, but they consider their products to be unavailable. The main reason for the purchase of products from protected work places is to provide financial assistance. While respondents expect quality and attractively designed products for which they are willing to pay a higher price, the decisive incentive for the purchase may be lower-price products.
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