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Dieter Veldsman
Dieter Veldsman
Senior Researcher, University of Johannesburg
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The relevance of the employee value proposition for retention in the VUCA world of work
D Veldsman, D Pauw
Psychology of retention: Theory, research and practice, 75-89, 2018
232018
Psychology of retention: Theory, research and practice
M Coetzee, IL Potgieter, N Ferreira
Springer, 2018
202018
People performance enablers in relation to employees’ psychological attachment to the organisation
D Veldsmana, M Coetzeeb
Journal of Psychology in Africa 24 (6), 480-486, 2014
152014
The digital-era industrial/organisational psychologist: Employers’ view of key service roles, skills and attributes
M Coetzee, D Veldsman
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 48, 1991, 2022
112022
Espoused organisational values in relation to lived values experiences in the South African financial sector
M Coetzee, D Veldsman
African Journal of Business Management 7 (7), 480-489, 2013
102013
Career agility and career embeddedness as psychological needs of the value-oriented psychological contract
M Coetzee, A Deas, D Veldsman, P Dhliwayo
South African Journal of Psychology 52 (3), 364-378, 2022
92022
Psychological work immersion enablers and behavioural indicators: Exploring socio-demographic differences among staff members
M Coetzee, D Veldsman
South African Journal of Labour Relations 40 (1), 42-58, 2016
82016
The future of work: Implications for organisational design and the psychological contract
D Veldsman, N van Aarde
Redefining the psychological contract in the digital era: Issues for …, 2021
72021
Moving towards a strategic human capital return on investment model: An exploratory study of the Psychological Work Immersion Scale
D Veldsman
Unpublished research report, Rocketfuel Consulting, Randburg, South Africa, 2013
72013
Critically problematising existing organisational identity theory against practice: Part 1–The thinking framework of organisational identity
TH Veldsman, D Veldsman
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 46 (1), 1-12, 2020
62020
The Flow@ Work Model as a talent retention framework for the knowledge economy
D Veldsman
Psychology of retention: Theory, research and practice, 35-52, 2018
62018
Validating the psychological work immersion scale as a measure for predicting business performance
D Veldsman
Doctoral dissertation. University of South Africa. Retrieved from http://uir …, 2017
62017
The impact of COVID-19 on an employee assistance programme in a multinational insurance organisation: Considerations for the future
D Veldsman, N Van Aarde
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 47 (1), 1-10, 2021
42021
Critically problematising existing organisational identity theory against practice: Part 2-Organisational identity-in-action
TH Veldsman, D Veldsman
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology 46 (1), 1-10, 2020
32020
The stories that leaders tell during organisational change: The search for meaning during large-scale transformation
D Veldsman
University of South Africa, 2012
32012
Designing for Humans: A Revised Consumer Experience-Based Approach Towards People Management Practices
D Veldsman, M van der Merwe
Managing Human Resources: The new normal, 53-73, 2022
22022
Measuring people performance enablers in relation to psychological attachment: Validation of the Psychological Work Immersion Scale
D Veldsman, PM Coetzee
Journal of Psychology 24 (26), 1-24, 2015
22015
The Psychometric Properties of the Psychological Work Immersion Scale: An ESEM vs ICM-CFA Approach
LE van Zyl, D Veldsman
International Journal of Applied Positive Psychology, 1-36, 2023
12023
Professional personas and capabilities of the future people practitioner: A thematic review
D Veldsman, M Coetzee
SA Journal of Human Resource Management 20, 2017, 2022
12022
Promises in action: The role of employer brand, employee value proposition and employee experience in delivering on psychological contract expectations
D Veldsman, M Van der Merwe
In Practice 15 (4), 268-282, 2022
12022
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