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How can wages sustain a living? By getting ahead of the curve
SC Carr, M Maleka, I Meyer, ML Barry, J Haar, J Parker, J Arrowsmith, ...
Sustainability Science 13, 901-917, 2018
612018
Performance management, vigour, and training and development as predictors of job satisfaction in low-income workers
L Van Hoek, LA Paul-Dachapalli, CM Schultz, MJ Maleka, SC Ragadu
SA Journal of Human Resource Management 18 (1), 1-10, 2020
352020
Employee engagement, organisational commitment, and job satisfaction in Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe: An exploratory study
M Maleka, M Mpofu, CK Hlatywayo, I Meyer, S Carr, J Parker
Journal of Psychology in Africa 29 (4), 393-400, 2019
342019
Employment condition differences based on gender: A case of adventure tourism employees in Gauteng, South Africa
A Ntanjana, M Maleka, N Tshipala, L Du Plessis
African Journal of Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure 7 (4), 1-16, 2018
172018
Measuring employee engagement of low-income workers either working at or visiting Marabastad Mall in the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality
MJ Maleka, C Schultz, L Van Hoek, LAP Dachapalli, S Ragadu
Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies 9 (5 (J)), 74-82, 2017
122017
Predictors of affective commitment at municipalities in the Nkangala district, Mpumalanga
TB Skosana, MJ Maleka, TL Ngonyama-Ndou
SA Journal of Human Resource Management 19, 11, 2021
102021
Union membership as a moderator in the relationship between living wage, job satisfaction and employee engagement
MJ Maleka, CM Schultz, L Van Hoek, L Paul-Dachapalli, SC Ragadu
The Indian Journal of Labour Economics 64 (3), 621-640, 2021
92021
Narratives of employees visiting Tshwane mall who earn above and below an estimated living wage
MJ Maleka
GBATA conference proceedings in October, 2016
82016
An in-depth investigation of the factors contributing to employee dissatisfaction at the Business Application Solution Centre (BASC), Eskom
MJ Maleka
University of South Africa, 2012
82012
The impact of management practices on job satisfaction: insights from a state-owned institution
MJ Maleka, EM Rankhumise
Problems and perspectives in management, 476-484, 2014
72014
The biographical and human resource management predictors of union membership engagement of low-and middle-income workers
MJ Maleka
Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies 10 (1 (J)), 207-216, 2018
62018
Reflections on a Study Conducted in New Zealand and South Africa to Ascertain the Extent to Which Living Wages Are a Panacea for a Quality Life for Low-Income Workers
MJ Maleka, R Rugimbana, S Carr, I Meyer, J Parker, ML Barry
SAGE Publications Ltd, 2018
62018
Antecedents of affective commitment of human resource management practitioners attending a professional body convention
MJ Maleka, MM Mmako, I Swarts
Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies 9 (3 (J)), 121-132, 2017
62017
Work satisfaction of municipality employees while performing duties under the conditions of limited financial resources
MJ Maleka, TB Skosana, JP Lekgothoana
Public and Municipal Finance 5 (3), 39-46, 2016
62016
Exploring Organizational Culture at a State-Owned Enterprise in South Africa: A Process Approach
PJ Lekgothoane, MJ Maleka, Z Worku
Problems and Perspectives in Management 18 (2), 431-440, 2020
52020
Barriers to implementing employment equity in a government department
MJ Maleka, D Siziba
Journal of Public Administration 54 (1), 75-85, 2019
52019
Comparing residents’ perceptions in townships and suburbs regarding service delivery by municipality under administration
M Maleka, T Motsima, R Matang, P Lekgothoane
Problems and perspectives in management, 137-144, 2016
52016
Happiness index for human resource management practitioners associated with the professional body
MJ Maleka, I Swarts, M Mmako
Journal of Economics and Behavioral Studies 10 (5 (J)), 297-305, 2018
42018
Exploring the relationship between a living wage and human resources outcomes: Evidence from Tshwane Marabastat Mall
MJ Maleka
Readings Book, 453, 2017
42017
The Effects of Macroeconomic Indicators on Organization Psychology Factors: Evidence from Namibia, South Africa, and Zimbabwe
MJ Maleka
SAGE Publications Ltd, 2021
32021
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