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Dr. Martha Harunavamwe
Dr. Martha Harunavamwe
Senior Lecturer of Industrial Psychology, University of Pretoria
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The impact of monetary and non-monetary rewards on motivation among lower level employees in selected retail shops
M Harunavamwe, H Kanengoni
African journal of business management 7 (38), 3929, 2013
1092013
The influence of self-leadership strategies, psychological resources, and job embeddedness on work engagement in the banking industry
M Harunavamwe, P Nel, E Van Zyl
South African Journal of Psychology 50 (4), 507-519, 2020
462020
Exploring management’s perceptions of succession planning and its impact on staff retention at an agricultural company
SB Mhlongo, M Harunavamwe
International Journal of Research in Business Studies and Management 4 (3), 2017
222017
The influence of psychological capital and self-leadership strategies on job embeddedness in the banking industry
D Pillay, P Nel, M Harunavamwe
SA Journal of Human Resource Management 18 (1), 1-11, 2020
192020
The role of emotional intelligence and work engagement on nurses’ resilience in public hospitals
P Chikobvu, M Harunavamwe
AOSIS, 2022
152022
The influence of technostress, work–family conflict, and perceived organisational support on workplace flourishing amidst COVID-19
M Harunavamwe, C Ward
Frontiers in Psychology 13, 921211, 2022
142022
Peace Leadership
E Van Zyl
eBook Partnership, 2018
122018
The influence of emotional intelligence and resilience on work engagement amongst nurses in public hospitals
P Chikobvu, M Harunavamwe
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 48 (1), 1-10, 2022
82022
The effect of psychological capital, self-leadership and job embeddedness on work engagement among employees in the banking sector
M Harunavamwe
University of the Free State, 2018
72018
Hybrid and virtual work settings; the interaction between technostress, perceived organisational support, work-family conflict and the impact on work engagement
M Harunavamwe, H Kanengoni
African Journal of Economic and Management Studies, 2023
62023
The perceptions of employees towards working with HIV/AIDS infected and affected co-workers: A case of food services industry in Eastern Cape, South Africa
H Kanengoni, T Mazorodze, M Harunavamwe
African Journal of Business Management 5 (26), 10621, 2011
62011
Chaos is a Gift?: Leading Oneself in Uncertain and Complex Environments
ES van Zyl
42020
ASSESSING THE INFLUENCE OF SELF-LEADERSHIP STRATEGIES AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CAPITAL ON WORK ENGAGEMENT AMONG BANKING SECTOR EMPLOYEE
M Harunavamwe
Journal for New Generation Sciences 20 (No. 2), 12 -24, 2022
22022
Exploring cultural intelligence in the South African working context
MHV Palmer
Journal for New Generation Sciences 18 (No. 2), 16 - 29, 2020
22020
An investigation on the middle managers’ attitudes towards organisational change within the automotive industry
M Harunavamwe, H Kanengoni, T Mazorodze
Journal of Social Sciences 36 (2), 175-185, 2013
22013
An investigation of the middle managers' attitude towards organizational change: a case of the automotive industry
M Harunavamwe
University of Fort Hare; Faculty of Management & Commerce, 2010
22010
Exploring the Effect of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Programs on Employee Performance at Company A in Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal
M HARUNAVAMWE, RB MNQAYI
Expert Journal of Business and Management 9 (1), 2021
12021
The effect of psychological resources on job embeddedness among employees working in the banking sector of the Free State
M Harunavamwe, D Pillay
30th Annual Conference of the Southern African Institute of Management …, 2018
12018
Technology Self-Efficacy and Mindfulness as Coping Strategies for Technostress in Hybrid Work Settings
M Harunavamwe, H Kanengoni
IntechOpen, 2023
2023
The Effects of Emotional Intelligence and Coping Styles on Resilience among Facilitators in Extended Programmes at a South African University.
MHCW Lerato Sekonyela
Journal of Education Studies 21 (No. 2), 64 -86, 2022
2022
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