The agricultural sector in Cambodia and Vietnam continues playing important role in supporting national economic growth and food security. Governments together with range of local and international non-profit organisations work on crosscutting topics of development, particularly in the agriculturally profuse provinces. It creates a number of job opportunities for skilled labour. This research aimed to identify the skills and competences of higher education graduates who participated in the Erasmus Mundus exchage programme in europe in agriculture and related life sciences. It highlights the need to adopt skills and competences that graduates acquired during studies in Europe to demands of the labour market in Cambodia and Vietnam. To conduct this study, two-dimensional research was chosen. It combined quantitative survey among Erasmus Mundus alumni from Cambodia and Vietnam who participated in one of agriculture-related programmes in Europe between 2004 and 2013. Qualitative approach was facilitated using semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions with employers/HR managers and key informants from related NGOs, public and private institutions.

My thesis is focused on the analysis of labour market in Královéhradecký region. It describes the tendency evolution of the labour market and its structure from the point of view of employment and unemployment index, significant employers and risky groups. The evolution evaluation is determined by elementary characteristics of time series. Further, a future evolution of unemployment prognosis is presented. The thesis also contains a description of projects supporting employment that have been launched in selected regions. Finally, the work summarizes the results found concerning the evolution of the labour market in Královéhradecký region.

The main topic of this thesis is an optimization of chosen manufacturing process using the application of selected method. The theoretical part describes in detail components and issues that are related to the chosen Kaizen-method, whose implementation in the manufacturing process can have by proper grasp a significant impact on objectives achieving. Use of methods that bring manufacturing companies great potential for streamlining and optimization of manufacturing processes is nowadays essential for preserving the competitiveness. In the practical part the first analysis of the current selected process was made. In this analysis several serious deficiencies was found. It was subsequently suggested an optimal solution, that uses the selected method. For proposed solution were simultaneously necessary investment defined, without which no process can be changed. After consultation with the management of the company was this change approved and it was subsequently successfully applyed in the production process.

The thesis deals with the position of disadvantaged groups of the population in the Zlín region. In the theoretical part contains the basic concepts related to physically disadvantaged groups of the population, the employment of these people, care about these groups, the support and contributions not only to the employer.The empirical part is focused on the statistical analysis of the unemployed population groups on the labour market and on the analysis of a survey conducted in order to verify the validity of assumptions, including an analysis of the responses to individual questions. At the conclusion of the thesis are summarized and evaluated the results of the analysis and also proposed measures for improving the position of disadvantaged groups of the population In the Zlín region.

In film, the term “prologue” nowadays denotes almost everything that appears before the opening credits. The meaning of this word is not fixed. This thesis does not define the “prologue” phenomenon and does not wish to describe it in the historical context of art spheres. It deals with the opening scenes at the beginning of a film before the onset of the actual composition of the main story and addresses their functions in the entire dramaturgic structure of the work. To facilitate the apprehension and description of “prologue”, the thesis attempts to generalise the term and classify it into several groups according to defined criteria. It does not set itself the objective of forming a definition but of analysing the dramaturgic structure of a conventionally understood term “prologue” and initiating a discussion on all fronts of the film-making profession about this tool that can do more than just touching up the first few minutes of a film.

The thesis deals with selected risk groups of unemployed in Moravian-Silesian region in the years 2006 to 2015. The theoretical part describes the basic concepts related to unemployment and individual risk groups, time series and characteristics of the Region. Own work is focused on the analysis of unemployment in the Czech Republic, Moravian-Silesian region and analysis of high-risk groups of people with reduced working capacity, a group of women and persons caring for children under 15 years of age, risk group of people over the age of 55 years and at risk groups of people according to educational structure. Predictions for the next development period is treated the choice of methods of time series. The analysis is drawn from the available data from the Czech Statistical Office from 2006 to 2015. The final section includes a proposal for measures to improve the future development of the individual groups.

This thesis is closely focused on gender issues in terms of employment in sectors of national economy in the Czech Republic and the Moravian-Silesian Region. The theoretical part explains the basic concepts and definitions relating to gender, national economy and time series. In this work the progress of women and mens employment is monitored in Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Public administration and defense, as well as in the sector of Health and social care and Education. Predictions are made by using selected methods from the field of time series. The analysis is done on the basis of available data from the Czech Statistical Office in the period from 1993 to 2015. The final section focuses on the proposals and recommendations for future development.

The main aim of this diploma thesis is the design and implementation of innovative construction of selected bentwood barstool. This innovation has been focused on selected connections in the construction while increasing their toughness. Findings and knowledge in the field of eco-design, design of seating furniture, adhesion and material properties technology were used for elaboration of the draft. In the practical part, innovative design barstool has been designed and constructed on the basis of related expertise, underlying bachelor thesis and results of performed tests. Construction has been subjected to non-standardized tests for compressive strength and strain energy absorption.

EU Forest and Conservation NGOs activities in Ghana from the perspective of public relations has been investigated. The methodology involved mixed research methods (qualitative and quantitative). Under the qualitative research approach, primary data were collected through unstructured questionnaires from the wood base and non-wood base small-scale forest enterprises, interviews were solicited from key informants including private logging companies and finally, forest fringe communities were visited and interviewed. Under the quantitative research approach, secondary data were collected through content analysis of EU institutions organisational press release, and an in-depth interview was conducted among all investigated institutions, content analysis of media houses was also collected to understand the sources of their news articles. Finally, official bulletins, published thesis, books, research articles, and journals were also consulted and used as a secondary data source for this research study. The result emanated from the administered questionnaires, in-depth interviews and focused group discussions reveals that public relations strategies and tactics can be used as a tool to enhance conservation education, manage forest crisis, empower local involvement, support livelihood programs and finally help reveal inefficiencies and bureaucracies in the state forestry sector, thereby contributing to sustainable forest management.

This diploma thesis examines the problem of the situation of women in the workplace in Chile. The thesis is divided into three parts, while each parts gradually analyses the problem of gender inequalities. Firstly, the thesis presents the overall information about the general problem of gender inequalities. It introduces the basic fragments of the issue together with the basic terminology. Secondly, a major focus is put on the Chilean regions, as it analyses gender differences of the regions in the labor market, with detailed analyses of the key occupations in each region. Thirdly, a composite indicator is introduced, composed of five selected variables, while each of the variables is further described in terms of Chile and also the Chilean regions. The final task of this thesis is to give ranking of the regions in terms of inequalities between men and women based on the results of the composite indicator and also to give certain level explanation of the results and of the situation of women in the Chilean workplace.