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Organisational justice and workplace social support as predictors of employee wellbeing: A case of high-income workers in South Africa
Amongst the 17 Sustainable Development Goals as proposed by the United Nations, the study was concerned with promoting decent work (Sustainable Development Goal 8) and wellbeing (Sustainable Development Goal 3) amongst high-income workers. In line with what constitutes decent work, the study aimed t...
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Organisational Psychology
2023
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