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Employment equity transformation within various levels of management in selected South African mines
Background There has been slow employment equity (EE) transformation in the South African mining industry, particularly within middle and executive management levels. The number of black Africans in management positions remains low and more needs to be done to bring about the desired levels of rep...
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School of Management Studies
2020
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