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Affirmative action within the South African Police Service with specific reference to the SAPS in Soweto

Affirmative action within the South African Police Service with specific reference to the SAPS in Soweto

Masiloane, David Tubatsi
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1125
Date: 2001-11
Type: Dissertation

Abstract:

The aim of this study was to established whether police officials in Area Soweto understand the affirmative action that is taking place within the SAPS. A literature study on affirmative action was done and a questionnare generated. An imperical study was done by questionnaire on the trans formation that has taken place within the SAPS from 1994 to 2000. The sample of 300 members was taken out of the eight identified police stations in Soweto. It was established that police officials in soweto do no understand affirmative action and its implementation within the SAPS in Soweto. Most of them were uncertain in ther reponse to the questions asked. Recommendations are made for the SAPS to teach members about affirmative action and its consequences within this organisation for affirmative action to succeed.

Citation: Masiloane, David Tubatsi (2001) Affirmative action within the South African Police Service with specific reference to the SAPS in Soweto, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1125>

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