Thesis title: Employment of stuff from abroad in the Czech Republic Abstract The aim of the thesis is to analyze the legislation of employment of stuff from abroad in the Czech Republic focusing on individual types of resident and work permits. Specifically, what permissions must be obtained from foreign employees so that they can be legally employed in our country and responsibilities they have in the course of their employment and obligations employers have. The Diploma thesis is divided into 6 chapters. The First chapter defines basic terms, which are essential for the thesis. The Second chapter is focused on the overview of sources of law also with connection to international and Union legislation. Part of the chapter is devoted to demarcation of international element in labour law. The Third chapter is focused on conditions of employment of foreign employees on the territory of the Czech Republic, specifically focused on resident permit in the Czech Republic. Employees from abroad are divided into three categories according to the complexity of the conditions they have to meet. First group are EU/EEA citizens and their family members and family members of Czech citizens. Another category is foreigners i.e. citizens of third world countries and the last category is applicants for international...

The aim of this diploma thesis is to design a destination card for Toulava region. This region is located on the border of Central and South Bohemia. Theoretical part of the thesis is focused on theory of destination management and marketing. Destination cards are broadly speaking packages of tourism services, so the first part deals with this term a lot. Next chapter is focused on destination card principles and best practices in this field. The second part of the thesis occupies with an analysis of internal as well as external environment of the Toulava region. The last chapter deals with a design of the destination card itself and it is based on findings from previous chapters.

Syftet med denna studie är att belysa hur global en gymnasieelevs mentala karta är utifrån rådande eller historiska konflikter runt om i världen. Syftet är också att undersöka om det finns mönster mellan respondenternas mentala kartor som synliggör kunskap eller brist på kunskap inom specifika områden i världen. Uppsatsen utgår från följande frågeställningar: Hur ser gymnasieelevers mentala/kognitiva kartor ut utifrån historiska/rådande konflikter? Täcker elevernas mentala karta hela världen eller bara delar av den? Metoden utgår från fenomenografin och förhåller sig vetenskapligt. Fokus inom denna metod ligger i att studera uppfattningar på ett kvalitativt sätt. Syftet med fenomenografisk analys är att se hur människor uppfattar sin omvärld. Eftersom begreppet uppfattning är centralt både inom fenomenografi och även i denna studie så passar denna typ av metod bäst. Undersökningen riktar in sig på gymnasielever och ett kriterium för att delta i undersökningen är att man läst någon form av gymnasiekurs. Undersökningen bygger på enkäter där varje respondent ska fylla i sin egna mentala karta med länder som har en koppling till en rådande eller historisk konflikt. Mitt teoretiska ramverk utgår från grundskolans 7-9 samt gymnasiets läroplaner och de båda läroplanerna synliggörs utifrån begreppet mental karta. Vidare presenteras resultatet i en tabell där det finns en analys kring varje land som varit representativt i studien. Uppsatsen avslutas sedan med en diskussion och även en kortare slutsats.

I detta arbete undersöks huruvida svenska skolan når de mål som är satta för geografiundervisningen i år 5 och i år 9. Litteraturgenomgången tar upp vad kursplanen i geografi anger samt lite om geografiundervisning och om hur man bedömer elevers egenhändigt ritade kartor. Fältundersökningarna som gjorts i år 5 och i år 9 redovisas, analyseras och diskuteras utifrån kursplanens mål.

One special feature in the Swedish nature, mainly in the county of Uppland is one distinctive kind of dip, which can be distinguished from its fast and unaccounted drainage. These dips are called “glupar” and can mainly be found in coarse-grained pebbled moraine under the highest shoreline (HK). During spring, and particularly when snowmelting occur, the wateramliptude fluctuates a lot until late summer or the beginning of fall comes; these dips are then often almost fully drained. During winter however, the waterlevel stands high. Therefore, “glupar” can for some time be falsely interpreted as a small pond. Areas around Jumkil just outside Uppsala are charaterized for their large amount of these kinds of dips. The origin of “glupar” is poorly studied or described through the literature, which to a large extent is the main reason for this study.

<p>I detta arbete undersöks huruvida svenska skolan når de mål som är satta för geografiundervisningen i år 5 och i år 9. Litteraturgenomgången tar upp vad kursplanen i geografi anger samt lite om geografiundervisning och om hur man bedömer elevers egenhändigt ritade kartor. Fältundersökningarna som gjorts i år 5 och i år 9 redovisas, analyseras och diskuteras utifrån kursplanens mål.</p>

This study characterizes one of the most serious forms of organized crime in the Czech Republic, namely counterfeiting of means of payment, focusing on the issue of credit card fraud and skimming. It deals with various types of credit cards, legal and technical aspects of their protection, and economic aspects in terms of damage incurred and liability of caused damage. The thesis evaluates the risk of skimming in the Czech Republic, describes various methods of attack, and provides advice and recommendations related to the defence against this illegal activity.

Early in the bachelor’s degree program in Geography, the students learn that maps should be seen as a subjective visualization of the world, rather than the actual world itself. Although this is essential forfurther analysis, especially in Geography, cartographers often commit the crime of not arguing for their choice of what is being showed; what colours are being used; what objects represents reality and why they have characterized and regionalized the areas as they have. In the studies of Regional Geography one could expect that there are discussions about this issue, since the aim of the disciplineis to split the world into smaller regions. This is especially important when it comes to studies of Africa, since it historically has been a continent that has endured regionalizations with great consequences for the understanding of its geography, from the age of colonialism to today. Therefore, this thesis examined the regionalization of Africa in textbooks used in Regional Geography, to study how Africa is regionalized today and what the motives are for these regions. The result showed that regionalizations of Africa are often made by ill-based assumptions of the continent’s geography, much like those from the colonial period. But today there is a growing focuson world religion and especially Islam, in the cartographers’ search for regions and their characteristics. Although the proportion of Christians or Muslims in different regions are true, these features often make a weak base for further geographical analysis. This is particularly troublesome when none of the books have discussions of the map as the author’s subjective view of the world. Thus, these textbooks could be used as a tool for political opinion, which should be taken into accountin the education of new geographers.

The Master's Thesis deals with the toll system in the Federal Republic of Germany. The theoretical part of the thesis describes technologies that are used in electronic fee collection systems, satellite navigation systems and provides a snapshot of German road infrastructure. The main part of the work deals with German toll system that is provided by Toll Collect GmbH. Various aspects of toll payment via fuel cards are discussed in the practical part that also includes an alternative payment option. The study case assesses whether hauliers should or should not try to avoid using toll roads.

This work discusses available approaches for programming graphic hardware as a platform for executing parallel calculations. Text of the work is focused on new OpenCL technology, which allows executing the same high level code for taking control of full potential of multicore CPUs and GPUs, without explicit bindings to hardware vendor or operating system. Author provides the reader with libraries and tools based on OpenCL, along with practical examples and own observations about the current state of mentioned technology.