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New ECESR Findings: AI Recommendations Help Consumers Save Time, but Financial Savings Remain Less Convincing
ECESR in cooperation with MNFORCE agency conducted a survey among employees in March 2026, which concerns aspects of the using of AI tools in the context of online consumer shopping behaviour. The findings suggest that consumers perceive the strongest benefit of AI mainly in convenience and efficiency. More than half of respondents agreed that AI-driven recommendations help better match products to consumer needs and make the search process faster and easier. Similarly, aroun
Mar 25


JOBS Journal indexed in ERIH+
The Journal of Business Sectors team is pleased to share an important update with the journal’s authors and readers. The Journal of Business Sectors has been indexed in the ERIH PLUS database , with retroactive effect. This achievement strengthens the journal’s academic visibility and confirms the relevance of the research published in its issues. In JOBS we hope this milestone will motivate authors to submit new, high-quality scientific manuscripts that further enrich the J
Feb 26


New ECESR Findings: Work–Life Balance Is Improving, but Fair Evaluation Still Lags Behind
The European Centre for Economic and Social Research (ECESR), in cooperation with the MNFORCE agency, conducted a survey in October 2025 among employees in Slovakia, focusing on aspects of the social pillar of the ESG concept. The survey included 1,000 respondents from various regions and age groups, ensuring the representativeness of the results. Source: Unsplash The findings indicate that issues of equality, fairness, and working conditions remain sensitive topics in the Sl
Nov 10, 2025
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