Impact of a lingering crisis on the perception of internal communication by employees: A case in the automotive sector

Freitag, Alan R.; Trębecki, Jacek

doi:10.4000/cp.125

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“…4. The result of measures undertaken to benefit citizens should be the high level of comfort, satisfaction, and pleasure derived from functions performed in the municipality and the provided public services, improving the quality of life and comfortable, easy and unproblematic functioning; in broader terms this concept should refer not only to citizens, but also to other users-municipality stakeholders [76,77]; 5. Development of professional qualified staff thinking in a modern way, willing to learn, which allows using the maximum substantive knowledge of employees, while providing them with the available working tools and flexibility; in broader terms, the municipality uses its both human and economic resources and capabilities in full [78,79]; 6.…”

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“…The result of measures undertaken to benefit citizens should be the high level of comfort, satisfaction, and pleasure derived from functions performed in the municipality and the provided public services, improving the quality of life and comfortable, easy and unproblematic functioning; in broader terms this concept should refer not only to citizens, but also to other users-municipality stakeholders [76,77]; 5.…”

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Smart City 4.0: Sustainable Urban Development in the Metropolis GZM

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This article presents the development of the Metropolis GZM cities within the scope of the concept of a Smart City and 4T capitals. The subject matter discussed herein is also related to the search for municipal authorities’ new models and tools to shape sustainable development in order to improve citizens’ access to municipal services and facilities, as well as to increase citizens’ impact on the future of their cities. The main objective of the research was to identify the way in which authorities of the selected cities consider the subject matter related to the Smart City and 4T capitals when formulating local policies. The aim of this article is to analyse the innovative potential in selected cities of the Metropolis GZM, in the light of academic entrepreneurship, the innovativeness of citizens, entities supporting innovativeness, and soliciting talent. The research was based on a systematic literature review and the analysis of local documents, supplemented by direct interviews with local managers and participant observation.

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confidence: 99%