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Factors influencing employee turnover and retention strategies in the non-profit sector in Cape Town
Employee turnover can have devastating consequences on an organisation's efficiency and productivity, as it has cost implications, affects the human and social capital investment of an organisation, and can lead to employee burnout. Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) provide valuable services in South...
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Department of Social Development
2022
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