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Access to employment from a gender equality perspective
Čejchanová, Michaela ; Koldinská, Kristina (advisor) ; Matějka Řehořová, Lucie (referee)
Access to employment from a gender equality perspective Abstract This thesis examines access to employment from a gender equality perspective. However, the content of the thesis has been narrowed down and focuses on access to employment in terms of unequal pay for women and men. The topic of the thesis has been chosen in view of its topicality in the context of the proposed Proposal for a Directive to enhance transparency in remuneration, which will have a significant impact on the Czech Republic. The main objective of the thesis is to present the issue of wage and salary inequality, to evaluate the current state of the legislative regulation of equal pay for men and women and to provide possible de lege ferenda solutions. The thesis is divided into an introduction, two main chapters and a conclusion. The first chapter defines the basic theoretical concepts related to gender pay inequality and also introduces the reader to the Czech legal regulation of equality and non-discrimination as the basic building blocks of gender pay inequality. The second chapter is considered by the author to be crucial as it introduces one of the most important indicators of inequality in the labor market, identifies its key aspects and demonstrates the underlying causes of its emergence, as well as its impact on the individual...
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The issue of fair remuneration
Seidlová, Jitka ; Tomšej, Jakub (advisor) ; Lang, Roman (referee)
The issue of fair remuneration The diploma thesis focuses on the issue of fair remuneration in the Czech Republic, or rather lack thereof. The aim of this paper is to outline and evaluate the legislation of fair remuneration that is currently in effect. It must be said that the current fair remuneration legislation, at the first sight, seems to be sufficient and effective in practice. However, that is not true yet, as one of the remaining issues of fair remuneration is the inequality in the remuneration of women and men, where women are generally paid less than men for the same work. This thesis comprises of five chapters. The first chapter provides an overview and evaluation of the legislation of fair remuneration. The second chapter attempts to define the term "fair remuneration" while also outlining other key terms. In general, fair remuneration is such that is in absolute accordance with the current legislation. However, that does not guarantee that such remuneration would be perceived as fair by the employees themselves. Therefore, each employee should know how he or she is remunerated and what specific criteria affect the amount of his remuneration. It follows that each employer should have a transparent remuneration system in place, which would indicate which criteria play a role in...
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