Emese Tokarčíková

Prof. Emese Tokarčíková

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Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 April 2015 in Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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AKAlžbeta Kucharčíková
Alžbeta Kucharčíková
ETEmese Tokarčíková
Emese Tokarčíková
Martina BlaškováMartina Blašková
Martina Blašková
Human capital management is a strategic and planned approach to managing the most valuable of the organisation, workforce. To achieve organisation goals is essential to assess the value and efficiency of human capital. Several approaches are known of the human capital assessment and its effectiveness, but the unified methodology has not been accepted yet. In the process of teaching realization in universities is essential to deal with the new, modern themes, whose research is continuing. The goal of our paper is to explain some metrics of human capital efficiency and to solve practical examples point out the possible implementation of knowledge in this area in teaching the economic subjects and addressing of diploma thesis

11 March 2023 in Sustainability
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Alžbeta KucharčíkováAlžbeta Kucharčíková
Alžbeta Kucharčíková
Martin MičiakMartin Mičiak
Martin Mičiak
ETEmese Tokarčíková
Emese Tokarčíková
NŠNikola Štaffenová
Nikola Štaffenová
Human capital (HC) is a key factor for enterprises’ performance and competitiveness. The aim of this study was to identify how enterprises in Slovakia perceive the impact of the investments in HC on business performance within the context of the implementation of human capital management (HCM). The content analysis was applied to analyze the different authors’ opinions on the substance of HC. These opinions were compared, and the knowledge obtained was synthesized. The article’s originality stems from the evaluation of the results from a unique questionnaire survey conducted with a specific focus on IT companies. This follows the presumption that these companies approach the application of HCM in an exemplary way, while being considered knowledge intensive. To collect the primary data, a questionnaire survey was performed in 113 Slovak IT enterprises and its results were analyzed using statistical tests of independence. The main findings include the corroboration of a positive effect of investments in the employees’ education and the implementation of HCM on the enterprises’ performance. Despite this, more than a third of the enterprises did not evaluate the effectiveness of investment in HC, and more than half of enterprises did not have the HCM concept implemented. Several solutions are recommended with respect to the HR managers’ training.

1 February 2015 in Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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MĎMária Ďurišová
Mária Ďurišová
AKAlžbeta Kucharčíková
Alžbeta Kucharčíková
ETEmese Tokarčíková
Emese Tokarčíková
Evaluation is a complex process, which is attributed a certain value according to certain criteria and standards. The assessment of higher education teaching outcomes is focused on the student's progress in learning, skills and attitudes. The situation before and after undergoing certain training activities is taken into consideration in relation to the objectives (range of student's knowledge in various subjects, profile of graduate study programme). The evaluation of results of higher education teaching in time is carried out in three steps: initial, ongoing and final. In our article, the evaluation represents an effective tool of student's preparation for their future career in their field of study as well as an effective tool of shaping student's personality (it evokes a need for further education in the field, the need for self-realization and knowledge). The aim of the paper is to highlight the complexity of project teaching evaluation and a causal link between the evaluation of higher education teaching outcomes and the quality of higher education. The article focuses on the importance of multicriteria assessment and presents its sample

10 October 2019 in Sustainability
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Alžbeta KucharčíkováAlžbeta Kucharčíková
Alžbeta Kucharčíková
Martin MičiakMartin Mičiak
Martin Mičiak
EMEva Malichová
Eva Malichová
MĎMária Ďurišová
Mária Ďurišová
ETEmese Tokarčíková
Emese Tokarčíková
The aim of this article is to identify substantial factors affecting the motivation of universities’ students to be actively engaged in the education process and define recommendations for the increase of this motivation. As a result, the sustainability of education at universities will be supported, contributing to the increase of the value of human capital of students and, subsequently, to the generation of value for the stakeholder groups in those enterprises where the graduates will be employed. The research hypothesis is focused on the presence of differences in students’ motivation in relation to their gender, study program, and the year of study. To effectively achieve this aim, the analysis, comparison, and the synthesis of the theoretical background was performed, using available sources of secondary data found in the pieces of domestic and foreign professional literature. The pieces of knowledge obtained were supplemented and combined with pieces of information acquired from the questionnaire survey conducted, focusing on the motivation of students of informatics and management at a university in the Slovak Republic. As tools of statistical analysis, tests of independence suitable for nominal categorical data were applied. It was revealed that young people are motivated to study at a university, specifically at the Faculty of Management Science and Informatics, mainly by the prospect of better chances in the labor market, the possibility of getting a higher salary, and higher qualification. The motivation to study at a university in order to improve the opportunity of getting employed in the labor market was more frequently perceived by women. Despite the fact that the level of teaching is considered to be high by almost 50% of the students regardless of their gender, study program, or the year of study, their motivation also stems from their expectations related to their future jobs. The students of informatics expect to have a team of friendly colleagues, delightful and stimulating working conditions, and the opportunity to do meaningful work. Among the students of management, meaningful work was replaced by the opportunity for self-fulfillment. When focusing on other factors, the differences based on the gender, study program, or the year of study were not statistically significant. Based on these findings, specific measures for the faculty’s management were proposed.

25 November 2017 in Transport Problems
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EMEva Malichová
Eva Malichová
MĎMária Ďurišová
Mária Ďurišová
ETEmese Tokarčíková
Emese Tokarčíková
Enterprises are currently trying to bring new technologies into production and use new procedures and recommendations in various management activities. However, they should not forget to change their approach to the evaluation of the results achieved and focus on the use of modern methods of performance evaluation and prove to apply them in their enterprises. The aim of this paper is to point out several variants of the calculation of Economic value added (EVA) indicator, define the possibilities to apply EVA methods to the conditions of enterprises in the Slovak Republic and the need to adjust data providing financial statements and data for current accounts. Application of economic value added should be able to contribute to changes in the views of the owners and managers of enterprises in the Slovak republic for use not only as financial indicators.

1 January 2011 in Periodica Polytechnica Social and Management Sciences
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ETEmese Tokarčíková
Emese Tokarčíková
All kinds of advantages, which increase an enterprise´s competitiveness and profit levels, are welcome by most subjects in business environments. Currently professionally oriented social networks present one of these potential sources, which offer comparative advantages not only for individuals but also for companies, industrial enterprises and organizations of various kinds. It is because social networking can offer numerous benefits that could help to increase employment expand business activity or generate new business opportunities. The important fact is that social networking services are free, so the costs of their comprehensive use by individuals or businesses are minimal compared with the benefits flowing from them. The future destiny of the development of social networking services is open ended. Today we already know that Internet and mobile technologies are available to the general public. Their positive impact on business and employment activities for the business environment is definitely not neg ligible.