Disciplinary process of the South African Police Service : perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng province
The dissertation deals with the disciplinary process of the South African Police Service - perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng Province. A research question " How members of the SAPS in the North Rand area of the Gauteng Province perceive the disciplina...
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ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-unisa-oai-umkn-dsp01.int.unisa.ac.za-10500-11692016-04-16T04:07:42Z Disciplinary process of the South African Police Service : perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng province Matsie, Papa Andries Wessels, J. S. Smith, F. H. (Dr.) Employer Employees' perceptions and preferences Presiding officer Disciplinary officer Role players Supervisor Trade unions Suspension Disciplinary sanctions Discipline Disciplinary process 363.22096822 South African Police Service -- Management Police -- South Africa -- Gauteng -- Discipline Police administration -- South Africa -- Gauteng Industrial relations -- South Africa -- Gauteng The dissertation deals with the disciplinary process of the South African Police Service - perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng Province. A research question " How members of the SAPS in the North Rand area of the Gauteng Province perceive the disciplinary process" is investigated in this study. The researcher has conducted a quantitative research in the North Rand area of the Gauteng Province using questionnaires and literature study as the research method. The answer to the research question in this study is that members of the SAPS have a negative attitude towards the disciplinary process of the SAPS. There is also uncertainty about the duties of certain role players during the disciplinary process. Public Administration M.A. (Public Administration) 2009-08-25T10:50:15Z 2009-08-25T10:50:15Z 2009-08-25T10:50:15Z 2003-11-30 Dissertation http://hdl.handle.net/10500/1169 en 1 online resource (xi, [150] leaves) |
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Employer Employees' perceptions and preferences Presiding officer Disciplinary officer Role players Supervisor Trade unions Suspension Disciplinary sanctions Discipline Disciplinary process 363.22096822 South African Police Service -- Management Police -- South Africa -- Gauteng -- Discipline Police administration -- South Africa -- Gauteng Industrial relations -- South Africa -- Gauteng |
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Employer Employees' perceptions and preferences Presiding officer Disciplinary officer Role players Supervisor Trade unions Suspension Disciplinary sanctions Discipline Disciplinary process 363.22096822 South African Police Service -- Management Police -- South Africa -- Gauteng -- Discipline Police administration -- South Africa -- Gauteng Industrial relations -- South Africa -- Gauteng Matsie, Papa Andries Disciplinary process of the South African Police Service : perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng province |
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The dissertation deals with the disciplinary process of the South African Police Service - perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng Province. A research question " How members of the SAPS in the North Rand area of the Gauteng Province perceive the disciplinary process" is investigated in this study. The researcher has conducted a quantitative research in the North Rand area of the Gauteng Province using questionnaires and literature study as the research method.
The answer to the research question in this study is that members of the SAPS have a negative attitude towards the disciplinary process of the SAPS. There is also uncertainty about the duties of certain role players during the disciplinary process. === Public Administration === M.A. (Public Administration) |
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Wessels, J. S. |
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Wessels, J. S. Matsie, Papa Andries |
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Disciplinary process of the South African Police Service : perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng province |
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Disciplinary process of the South African Police Service : perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng province |
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Disciplinary process of the South African Police Service : perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng province |
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Disciplinary process of the South African Police Service : perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng province |
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Disciplinary process of the South African Police Service : perceptions and preferences of members in the North Rand area of the Gauteng province |
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disciplinary process of the south african police service : perceptions and preferences of members in the north rand area of the gauteng province |
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