• Ethical Hospitality Marketing, Brand- Boosting and Business Sustainability 

  Nicolaides, Angelo (2018)

  Hotel directors and especially the marketers, face ethical challenges on a daily basis. Nonetheless very few tend to consider some aspects of their daily operations to be issues relating to ethics at all. In the past it ...
• Workplace ethics culture and work engagement: The mediating effect of ethical leadership in a developing world context. 

  Mitonga-Monga, Jeremy; Flotman, Aden-Paul; Cilliers, Frans (Taylor and Francis, 2016)

  This study examined the mediating effect of ethical leadership on the relationship between workplace ethics culture and work engagement among employees in a railway transport organisation in the Democratic Republic of the ...
• The case of character education to address challenging behaviour in a Gauteng primary school 

  Vorster, Maritza (2018-01)

  This qualitative, phenomenological case study investigated the influence of character education, taught in addition to the Life Skills curriculum, on challenging behaviour in a primary school in Gauteng. Through a filtering ...
• Workplace bullying : a human resource practitioner perspective 

  Mokgolo, Manase Morongoa (2017-11)

  Workplace bullying is a sensitive issue and a psychological terror in the workplace, with severe effects on employees’ and organisations’ health, dignity, employee relations, and wellbeing. As a vital link between different ...
• Determination of optimal brining levels and effective chlorinated antimicrobials in three selected commercial poultry abattoirs of South Africa 

  Mashishi, Malesela Dennis (2016)

  Two experiments were conducted to determine the optimal brining levels and effective chlorinated antimicrobials in three selected commercial poultry abattoirs of south Africa.The objective of the study was two fold: Firstly, ...
• Adoption of competitive intelligence ethics in the ICT industry of South Africa 

  Nenzhelele, Tshilidzi Eric (2017-09-20)

  There are ethical concerns on how competitive intelligence (CI) is practiced. CI is mainly confused with industrial espionage or sometimes smeared with harmful unethical conduct. The assumptions have negative implications ...
• Revealing privacy in South Africa: What you need to know 

  Da Veiga, Adele (Information Security Group South Africa (no trading as Wolfpack), 2011-09)

  This document provides an overview of the impact of the Protection of Personal Information Act of South Africa. The document was compiled by the Privacy Interest Group in South Africa under the Information Security Group ...
• Embracing diversity and multicultural education in Ontario’s separate schools : challenges and opportunities 

  Ilo, Stanislaus Chukwudiebube (2017-09)

  This research examines the challenges and opportunities of implementing diversity and multicultural education in faith-based Catholic high schools in Ontario, Canada which meets the requirements of both the Equity and ...
• Exploring employee’s work engagement in relation to organisational commitment in a developing country 

  Cilliers, Frans; Mitonga-Monga, Jeremy (2017)
• Mitigating fraud in South African medical schemes 

  Legotlo, Tsholofelo Gladys (2017-10)

  The medical scheme industry in South Africa is competitive in relation to international standards. The medical scheme sector, as part of the healthcare industry, is negatively affected by the high rate of fraud perpetrated ...
• A comparison between a right of retention (lien) in South African law and het retentierecht before and after the enactment of the current Dutch Burgerlijk Wetboek 

  Wiese, Mitzi (CILSA, 2013)

  South African law distinguishes between enrichment liens and debtor and creditor liens. The former are generally classified as real rights and the latter are not. This position is similar to the position in Dutch law ...
• Liens: A closer look at some conceptual foundations 

  Wiese, Mitzi (CILSA, 2011)

  Liens are classified differently in diverse legal systems. The classification of a lien points towards the specific operation thereof. In South African law we distinguish between enrichment liens (real liens) which are ...
• A critical evaluation of the nature and operation of liens in South African law in comparison with Dutch law 

  Wiese, Mitzi (PELJ/PER, 2014)
• A South African perspective on a lien as a real security right in Scottish law 

  Wiese, Mitzi (Juta, 2017)
• Gender and work ethics culture as predictors of employees' organisatiional commitment. 

  Mitonga-Monga, Jeremy; Flotman, Aden-Paul (Prof. Ansie Lessing, 2017)

  This article investigates the predictive value which gender and work ethics culture have for organisational commitment, which has taken centre stage due to disruptions posed by global economic hardship, the proliferation ...
• Catchment management through integrated water resource management and co-operative governance in a municipal area. 

  Nealer, Eric (African Consortium of Public Administration (ACPA), 2016)

  The Local Government: Municipal Demarcation Act, 27 of 1998 established new municipal areas according to, amongst other, geographical parameters such as interdependence of communities, grouped and connected logistical ...
• Crafting positions : representations of intimacy and gender in The Sentients of Orion 

  Boshoff, Dorothea (2017-03)

  This study comprises a close reading and textual analysis of The Sentients of Orion, a space opera series by Australian author Marianne de Pierres, with a view to investigating the representations of gender in modern, ...
• FACTORS INFLUENCING THE LEARNERS` PERFORMANCE AT SCIENCE FAIRS 

  Mupezeni, Sure; Kriek, Jeanne (Institute of Science & Technology Education, University of South Africa, 2017)
• Masculinity construction : Grade 7 boys’ relations with girls at a township primary school in Gauteng East 

  Chimanzi, Luckmore (2016-06)

  Guided by Connell’s social constructionist theory of hegemonic masculinity, in a study conducted at a township primary school in Gauteng East, I explored the way boys in Grade 7 interact with each other and girls, as a ...
• Justice at a snail’s pace: the implementation of the domestic violence act (Act 116 of 1998) at the Johannesburg family court 

  Naidoo, Kamban (CRIMSA, 2006)

  The article focuses on the implementation of the Domestic Violence Act (Act 116 of 1998) at the Johannesburg Family Court for the period March to December 2004 by examining a sample of case files. The author examines who ...

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