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Understanding the drivers of temporary agency work in Slovenia : implications for sustainable labor practices
Katarina Krapež, 2025, izvirni znanstveni članek

Opis: Temporary agency work (TAW) has expanded globally as organizations seek flexibility amid skill shortages and demand volatility. In 2015 the United Nations recognized ‘decent work’ as Sustainable Development Goal (SDG 8), emphasizing sustainable economic growth, fair employment opportunities accessible to all without discrimination, environmental responsibility, and social inclusiveness. This study examines why user organizations (clients) adopt TAW and how these drivers materialize in stakeholder practices that align—or fail to align—with SDG-8 dimensions of decent work. Within a qualitativedominant, explanatory sequential mixed-methods case study, documentary and statistical analyses were combined with 19 semi-structured interviews across agencies, clients, agency workers, trade unions, and relevant authorities. Inductive thematic analysis identified seven demand-side driver categories and assessed their effects using the SDG-8 pillars as an analytical lens (employment creation, rights at work, social protection, social dialogue). Findings indicate that TAW is primarily deployed to buffer volatility and labour shortages, accelerate hiring, and shift HR administration and parts of risk to agencies, with limited integration of SDG-8–consistent practices. Three cross-cutting gaps emerged: (i) social dialogue is narrow and compliance-oriented, with little strategic focus on decent-work outcomes; (ii) agency-worker voice and representation are weak, and agencies are not consistently recognised as social partners; and (iii) social-sustainability efforts are sparse and ad hoc, with few structured measures for skill development, equal treatment, or clear conversion pathways, while environmentally friendly initiatives are almost completely absent. In Slovenia, TAW fills systemic labour gaps but remains weakly integrated with SDG-8 practices. The study links demand-side drivers to specific decent-work shortfalls and proposes a multi-level policy roadmap—regulatory, industry, TAW agency, and social-dialogue platforms—to advance progress toward social sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Ključne besede: decent work (SDG 8), equal treatment, labour shortages, seasonality, social dialogue, social sustainability, temporary agency work, environmental responsibility
Objavljeno v ReVIS: 12.01.2026; Ogledov: 816; Prenosov: 6
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Sustainability communication strategies: a case study of OTP Bank, Croatia
Manuela Bukovec, Luka Martin Tomažič, Maruša Mavsar, Dinko Bilić, 2025, izvirni znanstveni članek

Opis: This research examines sustainability communication practices at OTP Bank d.d. Croatia, fo cusing on strategy integration, media representation, and digital communication channels. The study explores the strategic alignment of sustainability messaging, its media repre sentation, and the dominance of digital platforms in conveying sustainability efforts. Us ing semi-structured interviews and media content analysis, findings highlight strong trans parency and ESG integration across organizational units, with communication tailored to stakeholders. While OTP Bank communicates sustainability clearly in reports, media cover age lacks focus on sustainability. Digital channels dominate sustainability messaging. This study contributes by empirically analyzing a major Croatian bank’s practices and challenges in sustainability communication. Findings suggest the need for greater visibility and differ entiation in banking sector communication to engage stakeholders and align with evolving European sustainability standards.
Ključne besede: communication channels, communication strategy, corporate social responsibility, banking institution, stakeholders
Objavljeno v ReVIS: 09.01.2026; Ogledov: 828; Prenosov: 5
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ǂThe ǂsocial impact of the company's organizational strategy
Leart Nushi, 2016, diplomsko delo

Opis: The intention of this diploma work is to show the relationship between the strategies that company chose and the social changes that its strategy brings, due to the delicate nature of the market and the fact that the company is perceived by its customers or the market/distributors based on the moves made by the company. It is not all about trade which is the core in almost every industry, but what you offer to the market besides that. If you are offering the fair trade goods on the market, you are essentially a trader, but it's not that simple because you are also promoting social awareness about the unfair trade conditions all over the world. So the strategy that the company selects and consequently social impact are interrelated and mutually important because the public image is everything in the business and this image is maintained by making the right choices when it comes to company policies. Employment policy, organizational strategy, organizational development etc. are just some of the crucial aspects in running a successful organization.
Ključne besede: Social awareness, trade, organizational development, CSR, Environmental responsibility
Objavljeno v ReVIS: 11.08.2017; Ogledov: 5506; Prenosov: 185
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