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Provincial Government of the Western Cape : senior management perceptions of their social-structural and psychological empowerment in the workplace
The South African work place is a dynamic one. All sectors are Iegislatively obligated to ensure that groups marginaIized p re-1994 are developed and fast-tracked into positions that would ensure greater representivity of the population. The result of this inclusive process has been that the Provinc...
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Department of Social Development
2015
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