This collection consists of information resources such as theses, dissertations and research articles, authored by members of the Unisa Community in the field of ethics.
This research work explores the learning experiences of Engineering students of
Motheo Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College. Utilising
the Natural Language Toolkit (NLTK) and recognition of ...
The emergence and perceived prominence of immigrant entrepreneurs in South Africa induced mixed feelings amongst members of the local communities because immigrant entrepreneurs are regarded as being opportunistic. This ...
The study was intended to explore the perspectives of social work supervisees on
the quality of supervision in the Giyani region of South Africa. A qualitative research
approach was adopted to explore, describe and ...
This dissertation focuses on assessing organisational trust and personality in a public
organisation. In this quantitative study, conducted in a South African public
organisation (Gauteng province), dimensions of ...
Attentive to a psychology underlying South Africa’s democratic imaginations, I describe how
Nelson Mandela’s intervention at a critical moment of conflict management, along with mechanisms
such as at the Truth and ...
Ethical leadership is increasingly becoming a modern aspect of constitutionalism. Whereas entrenchment of ethics has recently gained momentum, ethics has existed in social relations since the advent of civilisation. Ethics, ...
Cassim, Rehana(South African Mercantile Law Journal, 2021)
The Companies Amendment Bill, 2018 proposes certain changes to the social and ethics committee established in terms of section section 72(4) of the Companies Act 71 of 2008 and regulation regulation 43 of the Companies ...
The problem of free will has a long and intricate history. The millennia of development
of the problem have seen the evolution of numerous free will viewpoints. A cursory
look at the evolution of the concepts of free ...
The aim of this study was to determine which factors lead to the fraudulent awarding
of tenders by the South African government. To that end, the researcher sought to
highlight the causes of fraudulent activities occurring ...
This study was aimed at determining the factors that might contribute to absenteeism among TVET students at a college in Matlosana district. One hundred and sixty-one (161) respondents were selected from students in two ...
Previous studies on the effect of organisational justice, employee motivation, and organisational commitment are well documented—however, the association between these variables in a South African Steel industry is unknown. ...
The South African schooling system faces challenges which appear insurmountable particularly in school leadership. Credible scholarship has found that this is not only a South African problem but an international challenge. ...
Background of the study: Widows in an African context are a vulnerable group of people exposed to face challenges resulting from different kinds of oppression and exclusion from social, economic and political activities. ...
The article provides a comparative analysis of the determinants of tax morale in South Africa and Zimbabwe, as neighbouring countries. In this quantitative research, data were collected using questionnaires from the 2010–2014 ...
Since the banning of corporal punishment in 1994 in South Africa, learners’ rights and human dignity in the Constitution of South Africa have been prioritised. This has led to the learners’ ill-discipline, lack of morals ...
Wildlife interactions in tourism are criticised by some on welfare grounds due to the
negative impacts on the individual animals, considered to be over-worked, poorly
provided for and unable to express normal behaviours. ...
Before the dawn of democracy, the school evaluation in South Africa was racially segmented, often leading to low quality of teaching and learning. In order to curb this malady, the Department of Basic Education introduced ...
Ngoepe-Ntsoane, Mokgadi Julia(Journal of Contemporary Management, 2021-09)
Unethical conduct of political office-bearers and public officials in the South African government - in both its grand and petty forms - is most contentious and of intricate concern. Despite numerous promulgated statutes, ...
Teacher attrition in schools is a common and ongoing phenomenon experienced nationally and internationally. Teacher attrition takes place continuously in schools either voluntarily or involuntarily in the form of retirement, ...
The world has been facing unprecedented waves of financial crisis due to a number of challenging ethical issues and cultures within organisations, and ethical leadership and decision making amongst other things. Research ...