Invitations

myVOICE starts on 9 November!

In November, the VW Group employee satisfaction survey myVOICE will take place, giving you the opportunity to share your opinion. Until 29 November, you can tell us what you think is working well and which topics need more attention. The questionnaire is voluntary and can be accessed via a link or banner on Škoda Space – from your work or personal computer or mobile phone.

More information can be found here.

Supervisory Board elections are approaching

At the turn of the year, elections to the Škoda Auto Supervisory Board will take place again. The board has nine members, each serving a four-year term. In accordance with the Business Corporations Act, one third of the Supervisory Board members are elected by Škoda Auto employees. This means employees can decide on the election of three new members for a four-year term. The aim of the legal regulation on employee representation on the Supervisory Board is to give employees a certain degree of control over how Škoda Auto is run. As a thank-you for voting in the elections, every employee will receive points for the Škoda Benefits cafeteria system. The elections will again take place through an application accessible from Škoda Space. You will find more detailed information on the voting process there, as well as in the next issue of Škoda Mobil.

Exhibition: 30 Years of Employee Portals

How has the way employees get information, collaborate and handle everyday work tasks changed over the past 30 years? The exhibition marking the anniversary of employee portals at Škoda Auto will offer you the answer. Through historical milestones, interesting facts and statistics, it will show you the development of the company's digital environment and how the tools for working with information, services and applications have changed. It will also take a look into the future: next year, everyone will experience a new generation of the portal, which will further simplify your everyday work.

until 16 November

Laurin & Klement Kampus, towards Block D

Škodians, what are your hobbies?

Do you have an interesting or unusual hobby in your free time? Whether it's sport, creative work, motoring or art – or you know that one of your colleagues is passionate about something like this – let us know! We'd love to feature what you're good at in Škoda Mobil. Send your stories and the hobbies you pursue, with the subject line Škodians, to skoda.mobil@skoda-auto.cz.

Come and see what life is like at the university

In November, Škoda Auto Vysoká škola is opening its doors again, offering prospective students an introduction to study options, a tour of the school and the chance to ask current students questions during the Open Days. In Mladá Boleslav, you can also get a closer look at the individual specialisations and technical study programmes directly in the laboratories of the Na Hejdovce Technical Centre. Come and soak up the atmosphere, see the school in person and find out whether ŠAVŠ is the right place for you.

12 November, 13:00–15:00

Ekonomická 957, Prague 4

18 November, 13:00–15:00

Education Centre, Na Karmeli 1457, Mladá Boleslav

More information: savs.cz

Where has your curiosity taken you?

Travel has the power to change the way you see the world. A trip to Albania showed that the courage to venture off the beaten path pays off. Now it's your turn. Did you go on holiday in a Škoda car? Did you test an electric car in unexpected conditions? Share your stories and inspire others to travel. Send your contributions, with the subject line Škoda on the road, to skoda.mobil@skoda-auto.cz.

Remember important and international days

11 November

International Day of War Veterans

13 November

International Day of the Blind

16 November

International Day for Tolerance

17 November

Struggle for Freedom and Democracy Day and International Students' Day

19 November

International Men's Day

20 November

World Children's Day (declared by the UN)

21 November

World Television Day

Safety Starts With Respect, Even at the Workplace

Violence against people is not only a personal problem. Its effects can also reach into working life, affecting employee wellbeing, interpersonal relationships and how teams function. What role does leadership play in this, and how can we help build an environment based on respect and psychological safety? These are exactly the questions the next Leadership Community meeting will address: Violence as a Challenge for Leadership. Guest speaker Toni Meiswinkel will offer a perspective on gender-based violence in a wider social context and its relationship to company culture. The meeting will also open up the question of individual and organisational responsibility in creating a working environment where everyone feels safe and can communicate openly. Come along to broaden your horizons, hear new perspectives and join the discussion on the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.

24 November, 11:00–12:30

Right Conference Hall, LKK

More information: Škoda Space