Pri tem je zelo pomembno, da organizacije motivirajo ljudi s plačo in ne zanjo. Če organizacije motivirajo zaposlene za plačilo, bodo ti hoteli vedno večjo plačo brezpogojno. Če pa se bodo navadili za storjeno vedno kaj dobiti, bo to sistem, v katerem bosta zadovoljna tako zaposleni kot delodajalec (Možina [et.al.] 1994, 513). Višina plače ima poleg dogovorjene cene delovne sile vsaj še dva namena. Prvi namen zadeva konkurenčnost na trgu delovne sile. Drugi namen pa se nanaša na razmerje plač v organizaciji (Možina [et.al.] 1994, 511). 4.2 NEMATERIALNI MOTIVACIJSKI DEJAVNIKI Učinkovite so lahko tudi povsem nematerialne nagrade, ki zaposlenim pokažejo, da podjetje ceni njihovo delo. Mednje uvrščamo: pohvale (pisne, ustne), samostojnost pri delu, zanimivo in izziva polno delo, uspeh pri delu, dobri medsebojni odnosi s sodelavci in nadrejenimi, ugodni delovni pogoji, možnost napredovanja, možnost usposabljanja in izobraževanja ob delu, možnost sodelovanja pri postavljanju ciljev, poznavanje rezultatov dela (Svetlik in Zupan, 2009, 561). Čeprav nematerialne nagrade dokazano dobro vplivajo na spodbujanje in zadovoljstvo zaposlenih, seveda dolgoročno pohvala brez vidnega učinka pri plači ne bodo naletele na dober odziv. Zato je pametno, da vse nagrade in priznanja nekako sestavimo v zaokroženo celoto s plačilnim sistemom in drugimi vrstami nagrajevanja (Svetlik in Zupan, 2009, 561). Pohvala: Že ustna pohvala, ki nič ne stane ima velik učinek. Nekoliko večji učinek imajo pisne pohvale in pisma z zahvalo za dobro opravljeno delo. Pomembno je tudi kdo in kako je izroči, saj nagrade iz rok uglednih ljudi pomenijo več. Vsebina dela: možnost uporabe znanja, možnost učenja in strokovne rasti, zanimivost dela. Raznolikost: delovnih nalog; ... ... middle of paper ... ...elajo, kateri dejavniki so jim bolj pomembni in kateri dejavniki ustvarjajo zadovoljstvo pri delu in kakovost delovnega življenja. Empirično raziskavo smo izvedli med zaposlenimi v izbranih podjetjih v celjski regiji. 6.1 OPIS VZORCA Oblikovali smo anketni vprašalnik, ki je bil razdeljen 60 zaposlenimi v izbranih podjetjih v celjski regiji v času od 21. do 28. avgusta 2013. Anketiranje je bilo pisno, anonimnost je bila zagotovljena. Razdeljeno je bilo 60 anket, vrnjeno je bilo 54 izpolnjenih anket, pravilno jo je izpolnilo 51 anketiranih, kar tudi predstavlja vzorec vseh anketiranih. 6.2 INTERPRETACIJA REZULTATOV RAZISKAVE Namen raziskave je bil ugotoviti, v kolikšni meri so anketirani v celjski regiji zadovoljni z delom, ki ga opravljajo ter kateri so tisti dejavniki, ki spodbujajo njihovo zavzetost za delo. Rezultate raziskave prikazujemo v nadaljevanju.
He had much more strengths than he had weaknesses. The reader can identify the issue very clearly and understands the message he is trying to spread. However, after reading the article, readers may be a bit confused on what exactly was his purpose. Readers can see it is a serious topic and see it is national issue but the theme was unclear. Overall, Zinczenko’s article did a good job by spreading his message as well as spreading his knowledge about a national
An idea emerging here, one expressed by many, is that Yugoslavia may have been alright, or at least far better off and not torn apart if it were not for Milosevic’s means of gaining political power. While these factions did have their differences, they had coexisted for thousands of years before WWI and Tito, the former leader, was able to keep them together. This idea of “ethno-kitsch” began around 1987, and involved a sort of new taste for an almost vulgar fascination with Serbian nationalism. According to Udovicki and Ridgweway, it, “was everywhere in Serbia.” At the root of this “ethno-kitsch” in the late 1980s was a progressively growing perception that Serbian people had been wronged and were hated – completely undeservedly – by other ethnic groups in Yugoslavia.
...s it liable and unique. It is descriptive and provides a lot of information but in the same time it is also analytical because it presents different aspects and primary sources of the Serb’s history. The parts of the book which relate to the origins of the First World War and the Balkan crisis are focused on the conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary, so it does not analyze all origins of the War, but it does analyze in depth the influence of Balkan nationalism for the outbreak and provides a large number of evidences for his arguments. The book compares and contrasts political and cultural history of Serbs and it is credible and objective. Relating to the First World War he also provides many primary sources and perspectives of different scholars. The book is authoritative and it is easy to notice that Corovic is an acknowledged expert on the subject.
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In the past two decades, there has been much turmoil throughout Serbia, and without any consistency or certainty for the nation, it has led to frustration and anger for the people. They have an unfortunate past of Human Rights violations and particular regions, such as Vojovodina, have been placed on Human Rights Watch by the European Parliament. Many of these issues began with the ethnic cleanings issues during the war in Bosnia. After June of 1999, International Red Cross identified 150,000 Serbs who had fled from terror, intimidation and primarily ethnic cleansing in Kosovo and Metohija, a province of Serbia. Only about 6,000 people have been able to return home since, making Serbia Europe’s country with the most refugees. The UN is in the process of trying to get as many of these people to return as possible, but efforts have proved difficult. In addition, in this same province, nearly 1,000 Ser...
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The conflict between the Albanians and Serbs has been a continual issue since the fourteenth century. Ethnic conflicts rose again after the death of Tito who was the leader of Yugoslavia. Tito set up a national Yugoslav government and let the five Slavic nationalities (Serb, Croat, Slovene, Montenegrin, and Macedonian) govern their own part of Yugoslavia which suppressed any ethnic fighting (Andryszewski 14). After the death of Tito in 1980, ethnic conflicts began to come to surface again. Slobodan Milosevic gave a speech to the Serbs in Kosovo saying that “No one will dare to beat you again” (Andryszweski 18). In 1991, Croatia and Slovenia declared their independence from Yugoslavia which led to the outbreak of war since the Serb-dominated central government wanted to preserve the state. In 1995, the Dayton Peace Settlement was signed to end the war and Yugoslavia broke apart ove...
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