|
|
The Employment of People with Disabilities in the Vysočina Region.
FEJTOVÁ, Magdalena
The bachelor thesis is focused on the employment of people with disabilities in the Vysočina Region. The aim of the bachelor's thesis is to find out what are the conditions and possibilities for employment of people with disabilities in the labor market in the Vysočina Region. Furthermore, to find out how employers view the whole situation, their ideas and attitudes, cooperation with the the Employment Office, experience, obstacles, etc. The bachelor thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part. In the theoretical part I deal with basic concepts, then the legislative definition of employment of people with disabilities, the rights and obligations of employers Subsequently, the labor market, in which I also defined the Employment Office and its role. I also gave space to the state employment policy and support for the employment of people with disabilities, such as occupational rehabilitation and contributions to employers to support employment. Finally, I also mentioned contributions for people with disabilities themselves. In the practical part, the main research question was determined, for which two partial research questions were defined. Qualitative research was chosen for data collection, namely the method of questioning, the technique of semi-structured interview. The research group consists of six communication partners, which were selected by purposeful selection on the basis of two criteria, namely that the employer must be based in the district of Žďár nad Sázavou and the second condition was that it has more than 25 employees. The results of this work can contribute to the improvement of cooperation between employers and the Employment office, although these results cannot be generalized to all employers. Furthermore, work can give employers a look at the opportunities that the Employment office of the Czech Republic provides in the employment of people with disabilities.
|
|
|
EMPLOYMENT of PERSONS with DISABILITIES PROTECTED JOBS in the SOUTH BOHEMIAN REGION
HANZALOVÁ, Lucie
The bachelor thesis deals with the employment of disabled people and with their integration into the labour market - the open labour market or the protected one. The theoretical part points out particular situation of disabled people. It is concerned with the pre-vocational and vocational training, the possibilities of occupational rehabilitations and the following success in the labour market thanks to help desks of Job centre or in non-profit sector within the supported employment. Practical part deals with research based on quantitative research using the techniques of the questionnaire and the interview. The main aim of the thesis is to map and analyse sheltered workshops in South Bohemian region, and to find out how to possibly increase the success of disabled people in the labour market. The subsidiary aim is the comparison of situations in the labour market between districts České Budějovice and Tábor. As for the research, there are four hypotheses. H1: Employers are little interested in the employment of disabled people because of low qualification and frequent sickness absence. H2: It is too complicated to raise money from Job centre for foundation of sheltered workshop. H3: The amount of contributions to support the employment of disabled people at sheltered workshops is insufficient. H4: The employers who take the disabled people into employment reward their employees for their work done. According to the results of research, H1 was not confirmed. H2 was not confirmed since the employers do not find the process of asking for contributions complicated. H3 was not confirmed as well, because it turned out that the employers do not consider the amount of contributions to support employing disabled people insufficient. H4 was confirmed, the employers really reward their employees for their work done, and some of them even add rewards for well-done work. The results of this bachelor thesis can provide a feedback about the activity of Job centre workers.
|
guest ::
