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    Occupational stress, coping, burnout and work engagement of emergency workers in Gautenge 

    Naudé, Johannes Lodewikus Pretorius (Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, 2003)
    Emergency work is considered to be one of the most demanding occupations with significant social, physical and psychological consequences for the well-being of the emergency worker. Burnout, as well as its antithesis, work ...
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    Work wellness of academic staff in South African higher education institutions 

    Barkhuizen, Emmerentia Nicolene (North-West University, 2005)
    Academia is a demanding profession, as evidenced by a body of research that documents the debilitating impact of occupational stress and burnout on the personal and professional welfare of academics. In particular, high ...
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    Burnout and engagement of non-professional counsellors in South Africa 

    Fourie, Lukas Albertus (North-West University, 2004)
    Counselling services as provided by non-professional counsellors have been in place for a number of decades. Counselling traumatised people demands a significant amount of emotional investment from the counsellor. A neglected ...
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    Work engagement of academic staff in higher education institutions in South Africa 

    Jordaan, Gertruida Magrietha Elizabeth (North-West University, 2005)
    Academics in South Africa are being confronted with a work environment accumulated with job demands, often without corresponding increases in job resources. Job demands and job resources might affect the levels of work ...
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    Work-related well-being of employees in a South African parastatal 

    Phale, Matthews Mbangwa (North-West University, 2008)
    The mandates for government-owned enterprises (parastatals) have drastically changed in light of the changes in the government's post-democratic dispensation. There are more pressures and obligations related to governance, ...
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    A model of work-related well-being in the chemical industry 

    Niemand, Yvette (North-West University, 2008)
    Organisations in the chemical industry face many demands. They have to distinguish themselves from their competitors in the market through technological advancement, market changes and the constant drive to be the best. ...
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    Work-related wellness of information technology professionals in South Africa 

    Westerman, Christelle (North-West University, 2005)
    The information technology industry is considered to be one of the most demanding industries, with significant social, physical and psychological consequences for the wellbeing of the information technology professional. ...
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    Job resources, positive work-home interaction and work engagement in a sample of police officers 

    Cronje, Sherril (North-West University, 2006)
    The two most significant domains in the lives of employed individuals are work and home, which can influence each other in both a negative and a positive way. However, there has been a lack of empirical research investigating ...
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    The relationship between job characteristics, work wellness and work-related flow of call centre agents in an insurance company 

    Swart, Joline (North-West University, 2006)
    The technological era in which modern day organisations function, attempting to make every aspect of service more efficient and customer friendly, has cultivated a need within organisations to invent new ways of service. ...
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    Burnout and work engagement among South African psychologists 

    Roothman, Brett (North-West University, 2010)
    Although numerous and divergent stressors are inherent to the professional life of a psychologist, research regarding burnout and its antipode, work engagement in psychologists is sparse. The current research sought to ...
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