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The purpose of the paper is to provide specific information on the labour supply in Slovakia based on the analysis of data collected from Slovak households. In line with the human capital theory, we consider households as essential in both shaping and providing the labour supply. The subject of the research survey were Slovak households and their members comprising a representative sample of the Slovak population with respect to the size, type and regional distribution of households as well as the age of their adult members. The sample consisted of 1,753 households and 4,855 household members as respondents. We looked at their willingness to make various choices in order to get a job and retain it as well as their family or household life strategies to maintain a work-life balance in view of their attitudes to sharing the family responsibilities. We used nonparametric statistical tests to establish the order of preferences for respective issues and the Spearman coefficient to find out the statistically significant relation between the age of the respondents and the choices they are most likely to prefer. The results have shown that age is a decisive factor in the responses to several of the questions, which is important to take into consideration as most of the labour demand in the following years will be created by the loss of older workers due to retirement or other reasons. This means that employers need to be prepared for a generational change and may be motivated to consider age management as one of their strategies to deal with the predicted labour shortage.
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Artykuł ma na celu przedstawienie czynników różnicujących strukturę i wyznaczających poziom oraz dynamikę płac. Analizę przeprowadzono za lata 1992-1998.
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The aim of this article is to discuss selected results of research conducted in Opole Province among foreigners working legally in Poland. One of the key tasks was to establish the salaries earned by foreigners taking up regular employment. Respondents were divided according to the theory of dual labor market by M. Piore on representing the primary and second segment of the labour market. The study involved 29 people working in the primary labour market (including foreign languages, teachers, managers of foreign companies, medical staff), and 188 people from the secondary labour market (skilled and unskilled workers). During the study it was found that the average wage in the primary labour market are little more than 5303 PLN net, while the secondary labour market is the amount of nearly 3,000 PLN net. It also specifies that there are differences in performance pay between men and women - men attain higher salaries than women, and the difference is greater for primary than for secondary labour market. The study also made it possible to obtain information that the highest salaries receive foreigners employed in services, while the lowest people who work in agriculture.
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At present unemployment concerns not only marginal groups but more often individuals with higher education. It refers to the character of modern development. Employers change their requirements for both knowledge and qualifications of potential employees. Present economy based on knowledge inclines to educational flexibility.It is possible to affirm that on labour market in Poland against theory of human capital, higher education of certain individuals does not affect their greater productivity and their higher wages. This is surplus of education, which means, that their qualifications are over requirements of given work tasks. Executed analysis showed certain absorption limits on labour market in Poland . It is already known phenomenon in the world. From one point of view it is possible to say about "push out effect" of these less educated persons by those well educated. On the other hand structure of employment by sections leads to the conlusion that our economy simultaneously requires job specialists.
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Research concerning workaholism proves that its long-term impact is disparaging to all the constituents of human capital, i.e. expertise, abilities, skills, health, motivation, attitude and values. Therefore, it is essential to encourage anti-workaholic management of the capital by counteracting both workaholism and the existence of particular types of workaholics by means of the prevention and intervention (minimizing its effects). The paper analyses eight personal functions executed in three different time horizons (shortterm, mid-term and long-term). The analysis was based on eight different workaholic typologies. The hypothesis was proved which assumed that lowering the risk of workaholism as well as diminishing its results and reducing the number or its analysed types may be effected by all the personal functions (i.e. a diagnosis of the existent headcount, determining the job requisition, recruitment, allocation of organisational roles to employees, performance appraisal, staff development, internal communication, remuneration and dismissal of staff) and embrace all the above mentioned time perspectives.
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The goal of the paper is to determine the role and instruments of the state policy regarding labor market at the national level. It considers in detail the role of the state policy applied to shape employment conditions in public and private sectors in terms of its legal status and implementation. Moreover, the state indicates a significant framework for the scope, mainly by determination of the minimum wages but also, as an employer, by defining average and the highest wages in economy. Moreover, there is presented an analysis of implementation of this policy, in which such aspects as the level, dynamics, structure and pay of employees were studied. Poland constitutes the study area of the analysis, although sometimes there are made justified and necessary references to the whole area of the EU. The study period of the empirical observations covers the years 2004-2012.
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Nowadays, in statistical analysis is the demand of methods which allows for understanding ongoing economic and social changes. One way of the corresponding description of analyzed phenomena is to consider their spatial location, what leads to an analysis of spatial data. Design of experiments is a tool of statistical quality control, which is used in practice of manufacturing companies. Methods of design of experiments are used to improve the results of the production process and have an influence on his economic aspect. The spatial analysis of data, such as the development of industry or the unemployment rate, leads to identifying areas of high and low level of economic development. The aim of this paper is to consider the problem of spatial differences of wages in Poland. For this purpose, in the analysis of spatial data, will be used the design of experiments methods.
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Alterations of labour share in the national income are thought to have multiple, different reasons. Hence, it resulting diversification of tendencies of labour share can be verified against equally diverse, economic scales: global, national and regional. Consequently, the purpose of this article is to analyze this diversification of labour share in the national income, recorded in particular Polish provinces. The study includes global literature on labour share review as well as statistical data analysis of this factor. The investigation refers to two years, 2000 and 2009. Data gathered was approached using induction and descriptive statistics.
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