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Influence of employees' sex, number of dependants and family responsibility on job involvement
Having a paid job constitute an important component of human needs. When on the job however, the level of job involvement differ among employees. Some salient personal characteristics of employees are seldom considered in discussing job involvement in Nigeria. This necessitated this study, which inv...
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