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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Clothing factories"”.
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Examining the predictors of co-worker attitude towards support for breastfeeding at work in clothing factories in Cape Town
… at work. Blue-collar workers in Cape Town clothing factories responded to the self-report questionnaire (N = 259). The study results revealed that FSSB, personal breastfeeding experience in the community (but not as a mother or in the factory), and perceptions of fairness for breastfeeding …
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Experiences of breastfeeding support at work: A qualitative study among clothing factory workers in South Africa
… vulnerable group of low-income women working in clothing factories in Cape Town, a female dominated industry in South Africa. The research aimed to develop an improved understanding of breastfeeding support at work for these women. Given South Africa's legacy of colonialism and apartheid, these …
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A needs assessment for an intervention on supporting breastfeeding at work in a Cape Town clothing factory
… on workplace breastfeeding support for the clothing and textile industry. This study will form part of the bigger project and the results will be utilised in the planning and designing of an intervention on workplace breastfeeding support. Returning to formal employment has been identified …
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Exploring managers' and supervisors' experiences of supporting breastfeeding at work: A qualitative study among clothing factory workers in South Africa
… breastfeeding support at work in the context of clothing factories in the Western Cape, South Africa. Return to full-time employment after maternity leave is the leading cause affecting mothers' breastfeeding decisions. A qualitative, exploratory research design was used. Secondary qualitative …
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A tale of two countries: adapting Chinese leadership styles to a South African context
… Zulu workers, who were working in Chinese clothing factories – in order to compare their cultural values and perceptions of Chinese leadership behaviours. Qualitative data were collected by semistructured, in-depth interviews with Chinese managers, who were the leaders of Zulu subordinates, …
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The clothing and the textile industry in South Africa, 1945 to 2001: developments, problems and prospects
… the government/state in the restructuring of the clothing and textile industry in South Africa