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Development of a Small Family Business
Šimčík, Michael ; Bočková, Nina (referee) ; Koráb, Vojtěch (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis deals with the development of the family business Vinařství Výmola in the village of Mikulčice in South Moravia in connection with the growing labor demand for the operation of the company. At the beginning of the work, analyzes are determined and described, which are then applied to the market in which the company operates and to the company itself. The implementation of the development of the company is scheduled in the design part.
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Development of a Small Family Business
Šimčík, Michael ; Bočková, Nina (referee) ; Koráb, Vojtěch (advisor)
The bachelor's thesis deals with the development of the family business Vinařství Výmola in the village of Mikulčice in South Moravia in connection with the growing labor demand for the operation of the company. At the beginning of the work, analyzes are determined and described, which are then applied to the market in which the company operates and to the company itself. The implementation of the development of the company is scheduled in the design part.
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Business Enterprise
Hospůdková, Monika ; Černá, Stanislava (advisor) ; Josková, Lucie (referee)
The presented thesis with the title "Business Enterprise" aims to comprehensively analyse the business enterprise as it is governed by the current Civil Code. The business enterprise is one of the key topics at the borderline of civil and commercial law and is an important institute connected with the day-to-day operation of the entrepreneurial activity. The thesis begins with a summary of the historical context, the interpretation of which is contained in the first chapter. The concept of this institute in the 19th century is analysed, thus as a subject of legal relationships, which serves to carry out entrepreneurial activity. As it is also apparent from the chapter, the concept in the second half of the 20th century was considerably different from the present, mainly because the enterprise was perceived as a legal entity. The second and third chapters, which are the main part of the thesis, follow up on the historical introduction. The second chapter deals with the definition of the business enterprise itself, and also proposes answers to the question of whether a single entrepreneur can own more than one business enterprise. An interpretation of the concept of the business enterprise is also given in comparison with the pre-war doctrine and the legal framework of the European Union, which was...
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