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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Educational qualification"”.
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The effect of educational qualification on job performance: The case of Social Security Commission in Namibia (SSC)
… and place people in various positions based on educational qualifications required by the job and expect good performance. However, this has not been the case, raising concerns over the ability of employees with educational qualifications to perform on the job. The problem in this case is that …
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Investigating the impact of emotional intelligence and job satisfaction on work engagement and burnout of employees in the public sector, Windhoek
… to sex, age, tenure, rank, number of dependants, educational qualification, and marital status was also undertaken. The focus is on public service employees specifically from the offices of the: Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation; the Ministry of Industrialisation and …
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Constraints of financing small and medium enterprises in Namibia
… the age of a firm, bank information and the educational background of an entrepreneur and access to finance. An older firm is less constrained to access financing as opposed to a younger small firm. An entrepreneur with a higher educational background is less likely to be constrained to …
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A study of differences between entrepreneurial competency levels and business performance of established entrepreneurs small and medium enterprise
… performance between the different age groups, qualification levels, and industry sector, and per region of existing SMEs in Gauteng, South Africa. This study followed a quantitative method, in which a perception questionnaire and related scales were administered to 520 established entrepreneurs …
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Perceptions of the role and function of the Venda police
… •. insignificant differences between the various educational qualification groups pertaining to police partiality. abuse of power and authority, lack of knowledge and imperiousness on the part of the police are observed; • an unwillingness among the sample group to report crime to the police due …
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The perceived training needs of female head teachers compared with the training needs of male head teachers in the government public schools in Saudi Arabia
… teachers should be replaced by those holding an educational qualification; those wishing to work as head teachers should have at least five years’ teaching experience; and there should be greater incentives for female head teachers to attend training courses. It is suggested that future research …
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Essays on Intergenerational Cultural Assimilation
… among immigrant parents on language skills, educational outcomes and attitudes of second-generation immigrants in the U.K. To address the endogeneity in parent's English proficiency, I take advantage of the phenomenon that younger children learn languages more easily than older children. I …
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The Nigerian mortgage market : an empirical investigation of associated constraints
… is determined by household income, family size, educational qualification, age, marital status, geographical differences, location, infrastructural facilities, number of rooms etc. The consumption pattern of age-group on the demand for mortgage finance in Nigeria further revealed that there is …
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Exploring the Relationship Between and Among Registered Nurses' Spiritual Well-Being, Spiritual Care Perspectives, and their Provision of Spiritual Care in Acute Care Settings
… a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing as their highest educational qualification (61.5%). Most were employed in general medical-surgical units (63%) for an average of 14 years. Pearson’s <em>r</em> analyses revealed significant positive relationships between the dependent variable (provision of SC), and …
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An explanation for differential career progression for women in Nigerian banking industry.
… practices) and individualist exclusion (educational qualification) (Murphy, 1984). Whilst equality feminism suggests that working mothers' primary responsibility of childcare and masculine corporate cultures have resulted in fewer women in high-ranking positions (Lupu, 2012: Haynes, …