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Utilization of the ESF for Solving Unemployment Problem in the District of Břeclav
Blažková, Irena ; Kopecký, Antonín (referee) ; Heralecký, Tomáš (advisor)
This bachelor´s thesis deals with issue of unemployment in the District of Breclav and its solution through the use of financial resources from the European Social Fund for active employment policy. The theoretical part of the work focus on knowledge of the European Union and on issue of unemployment. The analytical part is devoted to research unemployment in the District of Breclav, retraining and further target groups in active employment policy. Proposal part of work deals with the questionnaire survey, to assess the effectiveness of retraining. The result of bachelor´s thesis are proposals to improve the situation regarding unemployment and retraining.
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Suggestion for Reduction of Unemployement in the District of Vyškov
Piňous, Ondřej ; Bürger, Josef (referee) ; Mikulec, Luděk (advisor)
The thesis focuses on proposals in the area of decreasing the rate of unemployment in the district of Vyškov. The main target is to decrease the rate of unemployment and to increase employability of clients of the Labour Office on the labour market. The thesis analyzes the current situation not only in the district of Vyškov but also all over the Czech Republic and the European Union. It includes proposals of raising the employment rate in this region.
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RSDr. Václav Jakl (1924 - 1985), journalist; edition of diary entries and correspondence
CHEJNOVSKÁ, Natálie
This bachelor's dissertation is an attempt at an edition of the correspondence of one of many people who during World War II were in forced labour. The chosen person was RSDr. Václav Jakl. The chosen correspondence for this dissertation is between the years 1944 and 1945 which was kept in the Personal Collection of RSDr. Václav Jakl (1938-1985) and stored in State Regional Archive in Pilsen. The correspondence consists of a letter that he used to exchange with his family and friends. The letters describe both the everyday life of people in forced labour as well as the life of people in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. The first chapter of this dissertation is dedicated to the methodology used in the dissertation, the method of oral history, resources and literature. For the purpose of the dissertation, it was vital to focus on correspondence as a historical recourse to highlight the possible complications and issues that the researcher could encounter during their research. The next chapter is explaining to the reader the concept of forced labour, its development and the organisational structure in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia. As the reader needs to understand the organisational structure of forced labour, the fourth chapter is dedicated to the role of the Office of Labour. Because the foundation of personal correspondence is tightly connected to the day to day lives of the people correspondents, this dissertation must include a chapters about the everyday life of people in forced labour in the Third Reich and the development of the Staňkov Region in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia where the family of Vaclav Jakl lived. The next few chapters are devoted to Vaclav Jakl himself, his life before and during forced labour, and his close and distant family with who he wrote the correspondence. At the end of the dissertation, the reader will find the list of abbreviations and bibliography. The attachments include a note of edition, edited texts of used correspondence, an index of names and locations, a sample of contemporary literary work of Václav Jakl and a pictorial appendix.
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