DIE INVLOED VAN STRES OP DIE GEHALTE VAN WERKLEWE AAN ’N TERSIÊRE OPLEIDINGSINSTELLING
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https://doi.org/10.15270/45-4-198Abstract
“Sukses” word gemeet aan die effektiewe bydrae wat elkeen maak ter bevordering van diefunksionering van sy/haar werk, gesin en die breë gemeenskap (Burud & Tumulo, 2004:31;
Cascio, 2003:31,672).
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