IV Issue of JOBS Journal

ECESR has published the first issue of Journal of Business Sectors in this year. This issue contains interesting articles from a variety of fields.

In an article that explores the critical intersection between corporate profitability and compliance with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 13, the authors analysed the impact of environmental management training on corporate profitability and sustainability initiatives.

The COVID-19 pandemic presented challenges that significantly affected all business actors. In one article, the authors examine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on business performance indicators in the V4 region. In a second study, the authors present a model for predicting financial distress of Slovak small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises.

Lithuanian authors deal with the organisation and management of work on digital platforms, focusing on regulatory challenges, employment uncertainty and CSR in platform workflows.

Khan et al. offer insights into three critical factories for new firm formation in SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) countries.

The following scientific article examines whether financial perceptions such as company performance, business continuity, risk acceptance, and knowledge of risk management tools influence CSR awareness.

Next study offers interesting insights by examining the role of integrated marketing communication and its impact on brand recognition among luxury hotels in Accra.

In other studies, the authors analyse the relationship between board diversity and firm performance in African non-financial companies, the impact of AI implementation on enterprise risk management in the SME segment, and ethical entrepreneurship in the V4 countries.

For the first time in its history, JOBS published 10 research articles in one issue. 30 authors from 16 countries and three continents published in this issue. These numbers confirm that JOBS is becoming an important venue for scientific debate on a global scale.