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Mannekragbeplanning in Suid-Afrika

A. L. Barnard
SA Journal of Industrial Psychology | Vol 12, No 1 | a454 | DOI: https://doi.org/10.4102/sajip.v12i1.454 | © 1986 A. L. Barnard | This work is licensed under CC Attribution 4.0
Submitted: 30 April 1986 | Published: 30 April 1986

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A. L. Barnard, Potchefstroomse Universiteit vir C.H.O., South Africa

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Abstract

Manpower planning in South Africa. The state, the successes and the issues surrounding manpower in South Africa are discussed. A sample of 15 3 enterprises including inter alia state enterprises and government institutions was drawn. Only three parameters were studied, viz. production branch, size of the enterprise and area (region). It was striking to note the very prominent role played by personnel departments with regard to manpower issues. Manpower planning is more prominent in larger enterprises, while the attitude of top management was the single decisive factor with regard to the successful implementation of manpower planning.

Opsomming
Die stand, suksesse en vraagstukke van mannekragbeplanning in Suid-Afrika word bespreek. 'n Steekproef van 153 ondememings wat onder andere instansies en staatsondememings insluit, is getrek. Slegs drie parameters naamlik produksietak, grootte van die ondememing en ligging is ondersoek. Opvallend in die resultate was die baie prominente rol wat personeeldepartemente speel ten opsigte van mannekragaangeleenthede. Mannekragbeplanning kom meer tot sy reg by groter ondememings terwyl die houding van topbestuur die enkele deurslaggewende faktor ten opsigte van die suksesvolle implementering van mannekragbeplanning is.


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Mannekragbeplanning

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