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Improving Work Ethics for Organizational Performance in Zimbabwe Local Authorities

Improving Work Ethics for Organizational Performance in Zimbabwe Local Authorities

When employees become dissatisfied at an organization, they may develop unethical behaviors like absenteeism, misuse of company resources, unprofessionalism, moonlighting, theft and accepting bribes that impede servicedelivery and organizational performance. The main thrust of the research was improving work ethics fororganizational performance in Zimbabwe local authorities. The paper found that work ethics is the acceptedprinciples […]

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Independence of Internal Audit in Zimbabwe Local Authorities

Independence of Internal Audit in Zimbabwe Local Authorities

The prevalence of misappropriation of funds, abuse of resources and all forms of corrupt activities have beenattributed to limited audit autonomy in public sector organizations particularly local authorities. The paper seeks toassess the independence of internal audit in local authorities. The papers cite that the independence of internal auditis compromised by various factors such as

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Collective bargaining

Collective bargaining

Collective bargaining is a voluntary process for reconciling the conflicting interests and aspirations ofmanagement and labour through the joint regulation of terms and conditions of employment. It is also aprocess of negotiation between management and union representatives to arrive at mutually acceptablewages and work conditions for employees. Collective bargaining is seen as a process through

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Corruption in Urban Councils and its Impact on Service Delivery

Corruption in Urban Councils and its Impact on ServiceDelivery

AbstractCorruption is recognized as one of the utmost challenges affecting urban councils inZimbabwe. The dominance of corruption in urban councils has largely contributed to thefailure of several urban local authorities to provide services effectively and efficiently. A closerlook at the state of service delivery in most urban councils in Zimbabwe discloses thatcorruption is one of

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