Vol 8, No 1 (2010)

Table of Contents

Original Research

The impact of minimum wages for domestic workers in Bloemfontein, South Africa PDF (249 KB) HTML XML
Phillip F. Blaauw, Louis J. Bothma 7 pages
Work–home interference: Examining socio-demographic predictors in the South African context PDF (344 KB) HTML XML
Marissa de Klerk, Karina Mostert 10 pages
Technology and entrepreneurial orientation at the organisational level in the Johannesburg area PDF (308KB) HTML XML
Boris Urban 9 pages
Financial health and sense of coherence PDF (352 KB) HTML XML
Antoni Barnard, Dorè Peters, Helene Muller 12 pages
HR competencies at a merged Higher Education Institution PDF (315 KB) HTML XML
Cecile M. Schultz 8 pages
Transformational leadership in merging higher education institutions: A case study PDF (331 KB) HTML XML
Crispen Chipunza, Shungu A. Gwarinda 10 pages
An evaluation of the Human Capital BRidgeTM framework PDF (496 KB) HTML XML
Mpho D. Magau, Gert Roodt 10 pages
Job insecurity, leadership empowerment behaviour, employee engagement and intention to leave in a petrochemical laboratory PDF (391 KB) HTML XML
Sonet van Schalkwyk, Danie H. du Toit, Adriaan S. Bothma, Sebastiaan Rothmann 7 pages
Psychological career resources in relation to organisational commitment: An exploratory study PDF (470 KB) HTML XML
Nadia Ferreira, Johan Basson, Melinde Coetzee 10 pages
Developing and supporting coordinators of structured mentoring schemes in South Africa PDF (740 KB) HTML XML
Penny Abbott, Xenia Goosen, Jos Coetzee 10 pages
Exploring trust relationships during times of change PDF (435 KB) HTML XML
Hartmut Von der Ohe, Nico Martins 9 pages
‘We are the forgotten ones’: Occupational stress among university secretaries in Botswana PDF (423 KB) HTML XML
Ilse E. Plattner, Diana S. Mberengwa 8 pages
Teleworking in South Africa: Employee benefits and challenges PDF (429 KB) HTML XML
Nicholas Baard, Adèle Thomas 10 pages
A gender perspective on career preferences and entrepreneurial self-efficacy PDF (401 KB) HTML XML
Boris Urban 8 pages
Artisan retention in an organisation in South Africa PDF (373 KB) HTML XML
Lariska van Rooyen, Danie H. du Toit, Elrie Botha, Sebastiaan Rothmann 8 pages
Does employee remuneration dispersion in the South African economy enhance labour productivity? The Gauteng manufacturing industry as a case study PDF (299 KB) HTML XML
Gerhardus van Zyl 5 pages
The validity of world class business criteria across developed and developing countries PDF (1 MB) HTML XML
Andre J. Parker, Theo H. Veldsman 17 pages
Identifying the barriers to affirmative action training: Perceptions of affirmative action appointees in Mpumalanga public hospitals PDF (309 KB) HTML XML
Edward Rankhumise, Fulufhelo G. Netswera 6 pages
An ethics model to develop an ethical organisation PDF (525 KB) HTML XML
Hendrik R. Lloyd, Michelle R. Mey 12 pages
The influence of career orientations on subjective work experiences PDF (640 KB) HTML XML
Melinde Coetzee, Ziel Bergh, Dries Schreuder 13 pages
Management competencies in higher education: Perceived job importance in relation to level of training required PDF (502 KB) HTML XML
Ingrid L. Potgieter, Melinde Coetzee 10 pages
Towards sustaining performance in a Gauteng secondary school PDF (333 KB) HTML XML
Nonceba P. Ntuta, Willem Schurink 9 pages
Performance measurement dimensions for lecturers at selected universities: An international perspective PDF (560 KB) HTML XML
Gabedi N. Molefe 13 pages
Gender differences in technology acceptance in selected South African companies: Implications for electronic learning PDF (500 KB) HTML XML
Willie T. Chinyamurindi, Gert J. Louw 7 pages


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