Due to a demographic change in today’s society, it often occurs that people from different generations cohabitate in workplaces with each other. Due to this change, we observe a re-orientation of society and its beliefs and values, which affects not only organizations themselves, but also the work relationship between younger and older generations and explicitly the relationship between a leader and a follower. Generational diversity evolves, which can have a positive but also a negative impact on the workforce in organizations. The aim of this master thesis is to give an insight of how generations experience their leader-follower relationships in multigenerational workplaces, on the example of Millennials and Baby Boomers. For this purpose, a tendency to an inductive research approach was chosen. Firstly, a theoretical background is comprised, which includes a description of generations as well as leader-follower relationships. Secondly, a qualitative empirical study was pursued, with interview participants of the Millennial as well as Baby Boomer generation, in either leading or following positions. Based on the empirical data, nine areas of experience were discovered. These include open communication connected with honesty, work climate, mindset towards change, learning from each other, appreciating each other, respect, trust, intensity of relationship and preconceptions. The experiences of Millennials and Baby Boomers in leading as well as following positions can be categorised in these areas. The findings shall serve as a contribution for leaders as well as followers who cohabitate with each other in multigenerational workplaces. The study provides an insight of what Millennials and Baby Boomers value and expect in their workplace today, with the help of which a positive work climate can be ensured.

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The structure of the family unit in the United Kingdom has undergone monumental changes in recent decades. The legal definition of a family has evolved substantially to include a wider range of family forms, most recently same-sex marriage, which became legal in the United Kingdom (excluding Northern Ireland) in 2014. Legal changes in the family accompany a range of social changes - among the most common of these is an expansion in the number of different-sex non-marital co-residential unions (concisely called "cohabitation") (Ermisch and Francesconi, 2000; Beaujouan and Bhrolcháin, 2011). Since the 1970s, these types of relationships have become widely accepted (Coast, 2009) and increasingly common (Office for National Statistics, 2012a). However, despite its prevalence, cohabitation in the United Kingdom is seldom studied independently of marriage. My dissertation strives to fill this gap in the literature. Specifically, my dissertation adds to the understanding of the household division of labour during cohabitation. Instead of merely examining cohabitation as one homogenous relationship type, Chapter 2 profiles three groups of cohabitants: 1) pre-marital cohabitants; 2) non-marital short-term cohabitants; 3) long-term cohabitants who reside together for five years or longer. Subsequent chapters examine how each of these groups, in turn, addresses the household division of labour - pre-marital and early couple formation cohabitation in Chapter 3, couples transitioning from cohabitation to marriage in Chapter 4, and during long-term cohabitation in Chapter 5. This dissertation is a significant contribution to the field of economic sociology because the household division of labour has not yet been explored during cohabitation in this way.

The thesis is focused on the description and analysis of the concept of value and reflects the perception of the value of marriage and family life between young unmarried people in opposition to aspects self-realization and cohabitation. The thesis is divided into theoretical and empirical part. The basic concepts are characterized in the theoretical part, especially the concept of the value which is described in terms of selected scientific disciplines. Furthermore, there are also described the values related to marriage and family life, such as love and loyalty. Significant part of the thesis is focused on the characterization of the concept of family and marriage in terms of historical evolution and the Christian concept. The thesis is based on available literature and statistic data representing the development in our country. The main objective of the research is to describe and analyze the value of marriage between unmarried people in opposition to aspects self-realization and the possibility of cohabitation.

The topic of family is in present-day postmodern time one of the most biting. We occur in one of the next marginal terms where traditional family slowly disappears and a modern family has so many variabilities, directions and instability we don't even know what structure it takes in next decades. Goal of my work is to find out and describe how college students across the Czech Republic feel about marriage and family. My objective is to find out, whether college students did have in their worth list family and whether it was highly rated on it. For achieving objective, I set down two hypothesis. Hypothesis no. 1: Family is in the TOP 3 in worth lists of college students. Hypothesis no. 2: Cohabitation is more preferred then marriage by college students. I found out in research that family actually is in the TOP 3 in worth lists of college students. There was affirmation of opinion on cohabitation too. College students prefer cohabitation before marriage. Interesting fact is that students prefer cohabitation only until their child is born. In the theoretical part I focused on what family is and what is its function, on historical development of both marriage and cohabitation. Next, I described changes which came into being in partnerships which lead to marriage or choosing a cohabitation. Practical part of the work is filled with quantitative research by interview surveys. I researched into the sort of college students across the Czech Republic, who were chosen by random sample in a specific way, in which it fulfils representativeness criteria. Overall, 916 respondents took part in my research. Results are shown in numbers and percentage and graphs and tables were used to process data.

The Thesis deals with the problems of unwed cohabitation. It is divided into the theoretical and practical parts. The main theme is concerned with the question of marriage and family. The documents of Christian churches are applied that unanimously declare the indissolubility of marriage. Following texts are among these principal documents: Holy Scripture, the Documents of the Second Vatican Council, and last but not least the statutes of the selected non-Catholic churches that deal with the questions of Christian wedding and marriage. The practical part is conceived as a social survey in which Christians from different churches answer the questions from the area of unwed cohabitation and marriage.

This article focuses on the family estate and the natural fact as death does not end the legal relationships that have led to the heritage that formed the family heritage, this transcends the subject. Therefore, the law regulates the transfer of the rights goods and obligations of the deceased in favor of the person that are his successors. In conclusion, death generates legal consequences. / El presente artículo versa sobre el patrimonio familiar y como un hecho natural como la muerte no culmina las relaciones jurídicas que han dado lugar al patrimonio que formó, sino que ésta trasciende al sujeto, y por ello el Derecho regula la transmisión de los bienes derechos y obligaciones de la persona fallecida a favor de los que resulten sus sucesores. Es decir, la muerte genera consecuencias jurídicas.

Submitted by Renata Lopes (renatasil82@gmail.com) on 2016-04-04T19:33:53Z No. of bitstreams: 1 isismenezesderodrigues.pdf: 1546188 bytes, checksum: 32902666ed82a76b16f32e5f1155902c (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Adriana Oliveira (adriana.oliveira@ufjf.edu.br) on 2016-04-24T03:41:47Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 isismenezesderodrigues.pdf: 1546188 bytes, checksum: 32902666ed82a76b16f32e5f1155902c (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-24T03:41:47Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 isismenezesderodrigues.pdf: 1546188 bytes, checksum: 32902666ed82a76b16f32e5f1155902c (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-02-26 / CAPES - Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / O objetivo deste trabalho é entender a atuação da igreja católica junto à população de Mariana no que diz respeito ao controle da moral e dos bons costumes, a partir de uma ferramenta extensamente utilizada: as visitações episcopais. Veremos que através deste controle religioso a mulher negra recebeu maior atenção por parte da igreja, quando observamos que elas se constituíram a maior parte do rol de punidos. Assim, nossa pesquisa centrou-se na análise da cidade de Mariana, em Minas Gerais, entre os anos de 1722 e 1793. A partir das devassas será possível analisar a estrutura das visitas bem como suas relações com o Santo Ofício da Inquisição de Portugal. Por fim, são investigadas as relações entre as punições e os delitos, ao analisar os casos de concubinato e feitiçaria. / The objective of this study is to understand the role of the Catholic Church on the population of Mariana regarding the control of morals and morality, from a widely used tool: the episcopal visitations. We will see that through this religious control, black women received more attention from the Church, when we observed that they constituted the largest part of punished people. Thus, our research focused on the analysis of the city of Mariana, Minas Gerais, between 1722 and 1793. From wanton, it will be possible to analyze the structure of visits as well as its relations with the Holy Office of the Inquisition in Portugal. Finally, we analyze the relationships between punishments and offenses, to analyze cases of concubinage and sorcery.

This thesis deals with selected institutes of legislation related to tenancy under recent Civil code No. 89/2012 Sb. With respect to a limited extend, the thesis focuses only on selected issues, such as definition of basic principles and concepts or unclear provisions. The thesis consists of 4 connected chapters, leading reader from past to present to gain historical and practical view on the matter First chapter is focused on legal history of lease of immovable since antiquity to nineties of last century. Second chapter covers basic principles and concepts of tenancy such as object of a lease (suitability of a rented space is now determined by agreement not by some official decision), parties of agreement, determination of rent (if it is not agreed in contract). This chapter also contains an explanation, why legal entity can not lease a flat for living and why a subsequent sublet is not a sublet but regular lease. Third chapter describes provisions considered unclear by professionals or laymen. These provisions contains new conception of surety, limits of making business or working in a flat without of consent of the landlord, receiving new members to the household (and of course definition of household) and sublet. This chapter also contains rules for maintaining order in a building. Provisions...

The diploma thesis explores the relation between the processes of segregation and integration through the study of everyday cohabitation and social interaction that takes place in areas of concentrated Russian immigrants in Prague. Given that some locations of Prague have a long experience with the immigration of Russians, this thesis is reflective of the historical development of the Russian immigration to the First Republic, which in some way to helps to understand and explain the processes taking place presently on the unequal social and legal status of Russians, as immigrants from third countries, perceived through migration and integration policies of the Czech Republic. Analysis of the media's discourse shows the negative impact on Russian immigrants in social interactions with the majority, subsequently reducing integration and deepening social inequality. At the beginning, locations with a significant concentration of Russian immigrants are identified and defined by the quantitative research. Next, the daily interaction among Russian immigrants and the Czech majority is examined in selected locations by the qualitative research. The conclusions discuss how research of everyday cohabitation and social interaction contributed to the understanding of the processes of segregation and the...