Prednosti in slabosti študentskega dela

diplomsko delo

Lea Ciglarič (Author), Vojko Potočan (Mentor)

Abstract

Diplomsko delo obravnava temo študentskega dela, ki je za večino študentov pomemben del vsakdana. Poudarek je na raziskovanju, kako takšna oblika zaposlitve vpliva na življenje študentov in kakšno vlogo ima v širšem družbenem in gospodarskem kontekstu. V teoretičnem delu so predstavljeni osnovni pojmi, pravni okvir študentskega dela ter prednosti in slabosti, s katerimi se srečujejo tako študenti kot delodajalci. V empiričnem delu so s pomočjo ankete med slovenskimi študenti zbrani konkretni podatki o njihovih izkušnjah, pogledih in težavah. Rezultati raziskave kažejo, da študenti večinoma nimajo enakih pogojev kot redno zaposleni, saj jim ne pripadajo določene pravice, kot so povračilo malice, potni stroški in všteta delovna doba. Prav tako se je pokazalo, da študentsko delo deloma prispeva k pridobivanju uporabnih izkušenj in kompetenc, a je to zelo odvisno od narave dela in panoge. Vpliv na študij se prav tako razlikuje – nekateri študenti delo uspešno usklajujejo s študijem, drugi pa zaradi dela doživljajo preobremenjenost in zamude pri opravljanju obveznosti. Na podlagi ugotovitev zaključujemo, da ima študentsko delo veliko prednosti, a tudi številne pasti. Študenti pogosto delajo iz finančne nuje, hkrati pa so premalo zaščiteni in informirani o svojih pravicah. Diplomsko delo poudarja potrebo po boljšem sistemskem urejanju študentskega dela, večji ozaveščenosti študentov in odgovornem ravnanju delodajalcev. Le tako lahko študentsko delo res postane korak naprej v osebnem in poklicnem razvoju mladih.

Keywords

trg dela;študentsko delo;delovne izkušnje;prednosti;slabosti;trendi;mladinska zaposlenost;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2025
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM EPF - Faculty of Economics and Business
Publisher:	L- Ciglarič]
UDC:	331-057.875
COBISS:	248765699
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Adventages and disadventages of student work
Secondary abstract:	The thesis explores the topic of student employment, which is an important part of everyday life for many students. The focus is on examining how this form of employment affects students' lives and the role it plays in the broader social and economic context. The theoretical part presents key concepts, the legal framework of student work, and the advantages and disadvantages that both students and employers face. The empirical part includes data collected through a survey conducted among Slovenian students, which provides insight into their experiences, perspectives, and challenges. The results show that students generally do not have the same working conditions as regular employees, as they are not entitled to certain rights such as meal allowances, transportation reimbursement, or contributions toward pensionable service. The findings also reveal that student work partly contributes to gaining useful experience and skills, though this largely depends on the nature of the work and the industry. Its impact on academic performance also varies — while some students manage to successfully balance work and study, others face stress and delays in completing academic tasks due to work obligations. Based on the findings, the conclusion is that student work offers many benefits, but also comes with numerous risks. Many students work out of financial necessity, yet they are often insufficiently protected and poorly informed about their rights. This thesis highlights the need for better regulation of student employment, greater awareness among students, and more responsible practices from employers. Only then can student work truly serve as a stepping stone toward the personal and professional growth of young people.
Secondary keywords:	student work;advantages and disadvantages of student work;students;employers;labor market trends;challenges of student work;youth employment;work experience;balancing study and work.;
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Ekonomsko-poslovna fak.
Pages:	1 spletni vir (1 datoteka PDF (II, 37 str.))
ID:	26576254