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Using Corporate Social Responsibility to Improve Employee Participation in a Business
Workplace forums are intended to promote employee participation in a business but have not been a success in South Africa for a number of reasons. Certain corporate social responsibility principles, particularly those found in the King IV Code, can help improve employee participation in a business a...
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Department of Commercial Law
2020
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