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Nowadays influence of social politics on Czech families.
Pecová, Daniela ; Prachař, Ondřej (advisor) ; Sunega, Petr (referee)
This bachelor thesis describes nowadays influence of social politics on Czech families. The theoretical part describes the system of social security scheme and its inner benefits for families with children. The practical part applies these benefits on model families and study their influence. This part also examines the impact on different families such as university educated people, couples with minimum salary or single mothers. The research shows the difficulties of inequitable system. On the basis of this research the last part suggests measures to improve the system.
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Family policy in the Czech Republic in the context of the development of fertility level
Ježková, Jarmila ; Nývlt, Ondřej (advisor) ; Fiala, Tomáš (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to give an overview of the population (family) development from its start in the fifties of the twentieth century until today and to suggest its possible focus in the future. In the theoretical part, the development of family and pro-population precaution in the former Czechoslovakia is described, including international context. The next thing that the theoretical part deals with is the development of the states support of families after the Velvet Revolution in the context of economical a political changes. The analytical part of this thesis deals with the development of fertility using detailed demographic data of sectional and cohort analysis. The conclusion of this paper outlines possible direction of family politics which could ease the life of families, for example in the context of the reconciliation between family and work life.
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Social Work with a Family in the Reaction to Changes of Forms of Partner Relationships
BUDKOVÁ, Kateřina
This research focuses on issues of alternative coexistence of families, which structure differs from the one of a traditional family. An example of the traditional family structure is a married couple with their own or adopted children; as opposed to cohabitation, singles, or parenting without a partner. The goal of this work is to identify the reasons for an alternative family structure. Moreover, why do people choose to live in a non-marital status, single, and parenting without a partner? Individuals living in the alternative family structure were chosen for this study. Data were collected by using qualitative phenomenological method of research. A phenomenon of the new alternative family structure was being researched, and the goal was to identify the reasons that lead to the chosen alternatives of family and marriage. A semi-structured interview technique was used to collect data along with a method called "snowball" strategy. The goal of the research was to answer the main question: What are the reasons that lead to alternative forms of family life? The research showed several possible causes of why, in today's modern society, people choose marriage less and are not interested in traditional ways of family living, but prefer other forms of coexistence. This work can be used as a base for future research of this issue. The data could show how nowadays families live in a modern society.
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Parental Leave - Drawing on Parental Benefits After 2008
TŮMOVÁ, Petra
The opening of the Bachelor Theses is dealing with a demographic development also relating to a social development with respect to a family politics in our state. A parental benefit is a kind of a straight state support to families with children under the age of four and there is a development of the benefit payoff described after the changes that were made in 2008. A research is presented in the second part of the theses. It is focused on parents? decisions regarding parental benefits in the period of 2009-2011. At the same time, the research explores the question of a potential increase of fathers who apply for parental benefits.
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A Report on Maternity and Parenthood (a Comparison between Czech republic and Scotland)
WOLFOVÁ, Pavlína
This work is divided into 4 parts. Part one contains basic information about family politics, introduces us to its purpose, while parts two and three represent the core of this work. Part two goes through present matter of family support during pregnancy and after childbirth in the Czech Republic. Following Part Three then describes and analyses family support in Scotland. The last part, Part Four, contains secondary data analysis. That means summarizing difference in family politics and on the other side summarizing those elements of family politics that are common to both countries. This comparison was the primary target of my work. All the differences were summarized in a chart for easier orientation and convenience. The appendix contains additional interesting information regarding pregnancy and parent ship, as well as examples of forms that need to be filled in in order to claim benefits.
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Social Ethical Aspects of Feminism in Czech Republic
MÍČKOVÁ LIŠKOVÁ, Kateřina
The thesis deals with the history of feminism both in the world and in the Czech Republic, its trends and waves. Some distinguished male and female feminism representatives whose works and opinions have influenced the development of feminist ideology are introduced. It also gives a survey of permeation as well as influence of feminism and gender on certain areas of private and social life in the European Union and in the Czech Republic. In the thesis legitimacy or illegitimacy of feminist demands and possibilities to meet those demands are discussed. The terms such as equality, discrimination, agenda on equality between men and women and family politics are mentioned, because they refer to areas of a prominent concern of feminism.
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Social Policy In View Of Public
Červenka, Jan
In November 2006 CVVM focused on social policy and state expenses on social area. Then government care of social situation of citizens and social situation of families with children was investigated.
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