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The SA Journal of Industrial Psychology (SAJIP) provides a forum for cutting-edge, peer reviewed research in all fields related to investigations into the ways in which the individual can balance their daily activities (socially, culturally or linguistically) against the larger context of corporate, organizational and institutional values. View our Editorial Team.


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 LATEST ARTICLES

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Psychometric properties of an adapted work-family boundary management tactics scale  
Marthinus Delport
21 June 2025

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Appreciating professional Master of IOP students’ coping through persona methodology  
Melinde Coetzee, Rudolf M. Oosthuizen, Annelize Van Niekerk
12 June 2025

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The role of perceived organisational support on technostress and work–family conflict  
Chenè E. Ward, Martha Harunavamwe
11 June 2025

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Measuring work-life wellness: A South African validation study  
Melissa du Plessis, Monica Kirsten
06 June 2025

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Shattering the glass ceiling: Challenges and strategies for women managers in steel manufacturing  
Aaliyah Lala, Lynelle Coxen, Marius W. Stander
06 June 2025

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How conscientiousness and ethical climate affect job performance: Mediating role of integrity  
Chuchai Smithikrai, Veerawan Wongpinpech, Chatwiboon Peijsel, Tassanee Homklin, Polapat Charoenviangvetchakit
03 June 2025

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Job insecurity, work passion, and work–life balance in diverse work arrangements  
Chantell Ribas, Gerhard H. Rabie, Karina Mostert, Leon De Beer
27 May 2025

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Graduate trainees’ perceptions of their psychological contract: A case study  
Shanya Reuben, Shaida Bobat, Celukuthula Makhoba
23 May 2025

Original Research

 
A qualitative study on the feasibility of a yoga-based PPI for promoting well-being at a South African HEI  
Leana Meiring, René van Eeden, Angelina Wilson Fadiji
23 May 2025

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Reigniting work engagement through coping for burned-out academics: An open distance learning context  
Bronwyn Wright, Linda Steyn, Annelize van Niekerk
20 May 2025
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Read the open-access book, Oral history in South Africa: Autoethnography, methodologies and ethicsThis book reimagines South African historical scholarship by elevating oral testimonies and advocating for Afrocentric, ethical approaches to oral history as vital tools for inclusive and transformative narratives.  
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Read the open-access book, Enhancing effective public sector governance: Effectiveness of audit committees in South African municipalities.  This book examines the challenges facing municipal audit committees in South Africa and offers practical, ethical guidelines to strengthen their role in addressing the service delivery crisis.  
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Book Release: Digital inequality in a developing context: A multifaceted approach

 
Read the open-access book, Towards the sustainable well-being of communities: Africa, the modern empire and Christianity. This book examines South Africa’s persistent digital divide across sectors like education, healthcare, and agriculture, highlighting how socio-economic, technical, and geographical factors—especially the urban–rural split—contribute to unequal digital access and outcomes.  
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