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Investigating cyber-loafing in South African organisations: the role of theory of planned behaviour
Organisations are increasingly becoming aware of employees' internet use for nonwork- related activities, a phenomenon known as cyber-loafing. This poses a problem for organisations as both employee and organisational productivity are negatively impacted. Cyber-loafing is a fairly nascent concept wi...
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University of Cape Town
2021
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