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The role of socio-economic status in the relationship between pay, job and life satisfaction among South African graduates
The employment of graduates globally has emerged as a critical issue of practical and theoretical interest for policymakers, government, academics, and practitioners. Faced with high rates of unemployment, first-time graduates often find themselves in jobs that are underpaying and unsatisfying which...
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Organisational Psychology
2022
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