Green jobs: Potential for employment in the Republic of Serbia

Vukadinović, Simonida; Ješić, Jelena

doi:10.5937/aneksub1941115v

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“…Therefore, there is a great opportunity for creating green jobs in Serbia, but only with sustainable and massive investments in the public and private sectors. The government and all the stakeholders have to create a framework for the adoption of green economy [43,44].…”

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Students’ Views on Public Transport: Satisfaction and Emission

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Overall satisfaction is an emotional response to a perceived discrepancy between expectations and perceptions. Overall satisfaction is more of a holistic affective construct after a service delivery experience, while transaction-specific satisfaction refers to attribute-based cognitive evaluation of service encounters. The authors investigated which particular attributes of public transport service drive satisfaction of customers, contributing to public transport becoming more sustainable. The questionnaire used in this research was constructed based on Benchmarking in European Service of Public Transport (BEST). The respondents belonged to the group of younger users of public transport services. Correlation analysis, factor analysis, and regression analysis were used in data processing and interpretation. Results obtained from the research show that young people emphasize the importance of on-line information, comfort, and prices of the public transportation. This paper not only provides insight into expectations of public transport users, but also investigated the potential decrease in CO2 and PM emissions when private vehicles are substituted with the public transport.

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“…Thanks to it, the company assesses the impact of its decisions on the natural, social, legal and economic environment in which it operates" (Boljević, Radovanović and Strugar, 2015, p.117). CSR is linked to the idea of a circular economy, which includes the sustainable use of material resources, social responsibility and more balanced development of the economy (Vukadinović and Ješić, 2019). In this sense, modern business models should be based on the idea that newly created value should represent value for all stakeholders and should include sustainable business behavior (Miletić, 2018), not just a narrow profit-oriented attitude (Sekulić and Pavlović, 2018).…”

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A research on the socially responsible human resource management in Serbia

Berber¹,

Slavić²,

Leković³

2019

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Corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainable development are concepts that at their core deal with the socially responsible behavior of economic and political actors, i.e. balancing economic, social and environmental goals. CSR is linked to all aspects of management, especially Human Resource Management (HRM). HRM occupies a special place in the area of social responsibility because it refers to people who are engaged in the organization and who are considered to be one of the most important resources of any organization. The aim of the paper is to investigate the relationship between CSR and sustainable development, on the one hand and HRM, on the other. The subject of the paper covers the link between the concept of CSR, sustainable development, and HRM, based on empirical analysis of corporate data from the Republic of Serbia. The research methodology includes theoretical research of the available literature and data, as well as analysis of empirical data on CSR, sustainable development and HRM, based on the CRANET database for Serbia. Descriptive statistics, Pearson's Chi-square test, and t-test were used for the data processing.

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“…Increased demand for renewable energy can be a good development opportunity for rural areas. Vukadinović and Ješić [23] point out that creating "green jobs" through the concept of a circular economy is important for employment growth, given that economic growth is becoming an effective use of resources and renewable energy resources, as well as the use of comparative advantages of the natural environment. However, the heterogeneity of rural areas or regions significantly impedes the convergence process.…”

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Regional Spatial Approach to Differences in Rural Economic Development: Insights from Serbia

Jurjević

Zekić

Đokić

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Rural regions with a larger share of the primary sector in the overall economy are limited in their ability to achieve a sufficient level of competitiveness. In countries such as Serbia, where rural areas play an important role, addressing the problems affecting these areas is important for overall development. The purpose of this study is to determine the socioeconomic performance of the rural regions of Serbia and the EU in order to indicate the position of Serbia’s rural areas in the process of European integration. NUTS 3 (NUTS 2 for Germany) was used for analysis, and from this an Index of Socioeconomic Performance was created. This Index was created using Factor Analysis. The results point to Serbia lagging behind other EU regions in terms of development, with most of Serbia’s rural regions receiving the lowest ratings. These results are cause for alarm and indicate a need to create strategies that will direct resources towards key issues in these areas, whose potential would be adequately used through the implementation of rural policy measures, with the aim of overall socioeconomic development.

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Green jobs: Potential for employment in the Republic of Serbia

Cited by 8 publications

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Students’ Views on Public Transport: Satisfaction and Emission

Students’ Views on Public Transport: Satisfaction and Emission

A research on the socially responsible human resource management in Serbia

Regional Spatial Approach to Differences in Rural Economic Development: Insights from Serbia

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