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Legal acts aimed at the termination of employment
Benešová, Anna ; Hůrka, Petr (advisor) ; Pichrt, Jan (referee)
Legal acts aimed at the termination of employment Abstract The aim of this thesis is to provide a comprehensive picture of the current and future new regulations on legal acts leading to the termination of employment. The thesis consists of seven chapters, each of them dealing with different issues. The first chapter is devoted to legal acts in general, to the employment relationship and its termination. It specifies what a legal act is and defines its requisites. The definition of the employment relationship and its termination are dealt with in its two subchapters. The second chapter concentrates on one of the legal acts leading to the termination of employment - the mutual termination agreement. This chapter consists of two subchapters, the first one specifying the requisites of the mutual termination agreement, the second one containing a concluding interpretation of this kind of agreement. The third chapter is devoted to the notice of termination of employment, the unilateral legal act resulting in the termination of the employment relationship. This chapter contains five subchapters. The first one deals with the notice period, mainly with its length, its course and its regulation in the conceptual amendment to the Czech Labour Code. The second subchapter concentrates on the notice of termination of...
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Management Company and the Supervisory Board in czech "corporation" and comparison of a corporation under U.S. law
Brožová, Eliška ; Kříž, Radim (advisor)
Diploma thesis in its first part characterizes the executive authority of a joint stock company - the directors and the supervisory body - the Supervisory Board. It focuses on the creation and termination functions of members of those bodies, scope and responsibilities of the institutions and the rights of members of the institutions. The second part focuses on the work of a corporation under U.S. law, a single body - the Governing Council, namely the creation and termination functions, powers, internal relations within the institution, etc. At the end of the thesis two systems are compared, given the common and different features, lists advantages and disadvantages of the systems.
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Length and weight growth of early pikeperch fry fed with enriched artemia nauplii in experimental conditions
JANKOVÝCH, Antonín
The aim of our experiment was proving the suitability and effectivity of artemia nauplii enrichment in pikeperch fry rearing. 24 hour enrichment took place in 3 variants: 1. SELCO, 2. 18 (n-3) (alfa-linolenic acid) and 3. 18 (n-3) + vitamin C. Original intention was initializing fry feeding with different types of enriched artemia metanauplii. Due to excessive size of artemia after 1 day enrichment (Artemia franciscana) (in comparison with size of fry oral cavity) the intake of such food was not possible, thus the metodics had to be modified. From the given reason, fish were initially fed with unenriched nauplii ; firstly with dose 100 ml (4 - 8 day post hatch - dph) after that with dose 50 ml per tank (9. dph 25.4.). As soon as fry reached suitable size and was able to intake bigger size of nauplii, was in the second part feeding diferenciated (use of different types of enrichment and control group was fed with unenriched artemia). First part of experiment lasted 22 days (5.4. - 26.4.), fish must have been netted and again placed in tanks for experiment with enriched artemia. Second part of rearing varied in use of differently enriched metanauplii and lasted 8 days (27.4. - 4.5.). At the end of second part of feeding (from 1.5.) was involved co-feeding, which means combined feeding (living food and starter feed). 5.5. was experiment terminated. The highest survival was reached in group fed with artemia enriched in comercial preparate SELCO (28,67 %), second highest survival was reached in group fed metanauplii enriched in alfa-linolenic acid (27,88 %) and third highest survival was reached in group fed with alfa-linolenic acid and vitamin C enriched metanauplii (19,00 %). The highest individual fry weight at the end of experiment was reached in group fed with artemia enriched in alfa-linolenic acid and vitamin C : 306,16 +- 64,27 mg, the lowest individual weight was reached in control group : 216,9 +- 39,96 mg. The highest average total lenght (l.t.) was measured in SELCO group 30,13 +- 2,47 mm, the lowest total lenght reached fish in control group 27,37 +- 1,32 mm. In group fed with artemia enriched in vitamin C was noticed the highest percentage of starter feed intake (8 %), but simultaneously in the same group was reached the highest rate of cannibalism (6 %).
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Establishment and Termination of a Membership in a Cooperative Society
Mach, Ondřej ; Oehm, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Černá, Stanislava (referee)
Establishment and termination of a membership in a cooperative society Membership in a cooperative society is a basic cooperative relationship due to the fact that a cooperative society is a corporation which cannot exist without personal substrate and which cannot have solely one member. The understanding of establishment and termination of a membership is hence essential for the mere existence of a cooperative society. The task of this thesis is to describe in detail the means of establishment and termination of a membership in a cooperative society. This thesis provides a comprehensive explanation of individual means, especially with respect to the terms and their legal consequences. My goal was to point out the problematic issues and describe how those issues are resolved in theory and how they are solved by legal practice. I also attempted to compare those issues with foreign regulation, especially with German and Austrian ones. It was necessary to compare the Czech regulation with international cooperative principles since the Czech understanding of a cooperative law is frequently challenged by misunderstanding of those principles. Apart from the general principles applicable to all cooperative societies, I was in detail describing housing cooperative associations and European cooperative society...
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Protection of Tenancy of a Dwelling-House in England
Zámyslický, Jakub ; Salač, Josef (referee) ; Pohl, Tomáš (referee)
93 Protection of Tenancy of a Dwelling-House in England The aim of this thesis is to analyse legal regulation of protection of tenancy of a dwelling-house in England. The reason for the research is the fact, that legislation of that area is gradually developing in the Czech Republic and legal regulation of that issue in England could be interesting inspiration for any future changes. The thesis is composed of four chapters, each of them dealing with different aspects of protection of tenancy. Chapter One is introductory and briefly presents last changes of relevant Czech legislation and states the goal of the thesis. Chapter Two examines relevant common law legislation that regulates tenancy of land in general. The chapter consists of six parts. Part One characterises estate in land and its types. Parts Two and Three describe legal titles of occupancy of land - lease and licence. Part Four recognises basic types of tenancy. Part Five outlines an overview of termination of tenancies. Part six focuses on sub-lease after termination of head-lease. Chapter Three is subdivided into six parts and describes relevant acts providing tenancy of a dwelling-house with specific protection. Part One illustrates relation of common law and the acts, Part Two looks at different types of legal protection and its historical...
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