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2015 | 43 | 267-280

Article title

Kompetencje w pracy z informacjami czynnikiem rozwoju sektorów gospodarki opartej na wiedzy

Content

Title variants

EN
Competences to Work with the Information as the fFactorin Development of Sectors of Knowledge-based Economy

Languages of publication

PL

Abstracts

PL
Celem niniejszego opracowania jest ukazanie rangi oraz komponentów kompetencji pracowniczych do pracy z informacjami. W ramach tak zdefiniowanego zamierzenia ukazano wzrastająca rangę kompetencji pracowniczych do pracy z informacjami. Wykazano, iż współcześnie zaciera się różnica pomiędzy pracami na stanowiskach robotniczych i administracyjno-biurowych, w obydwu przypadkach wzrasta wysiłek umysłowy w realizacji funkcji stanowisk oraz zakres prac związany z informacjami. Przedstawiono komponenty kompetencji pracowniczych do pracy z informacjami, jak również wyjaśniono istotę kompetencji cyfrowych. Podjęto także próbę identyfikacji typów prac z informacjami w sektorach gospodarki opartej na wiedzy.
EN
The aim of this study is to show the rank and components of employee competencies to work with the information. Within the framework thus defined intentions paper presents increasing importance of employee competencies to work with the information. It has been shown that today blurs the distinction between the work of manual workers and administrative and office workers, in both cases, increases mental effort in implementing the functions and scope of work stations connected with the information. It presents the components of employee competencies to work with information, as well as explained the essence of digital competences. Also attempted to identify the types of work with the information in the sectors of the knowledge economy.

Contributors

  • Katedra Zachowań Organizacyjnych Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie

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Publication order reference

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