“…Majority of the respondents got to know about this policy through the media rather than through the policy makers themselves.…”
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“…The period of the meltdown also grounded the trade unions as they could not function as no subscriptions were remitted to them due the non-viability of the company. The other major finding was that the Trade Union initiatives put in place after the end of the economic meltdown managed to restore the majority of the conditions and rights of workers that had been eroded , however it was generally agreed by the respondents that the Trade Union initiatives did not manage to restore all the conditions which reasons were suggested in access but the generally agreed reason was that the economy as much as it stabilised it did not completely recover from the slump it suffered in 2008 and also that the union were not putting enough pressure to compel he employer to restore the remaining rights and condition. …”
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“…The major findings were obtained through questionnaires and interviews and major findings revealed that non-implementation of audit recommendations was being caused by the lack of management support and commitment towards the implementation of audit recommendations and also due to the absence of an audit committee which in turn compromise the independence of auditors. …”
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“…Introducing short courses and foundational tracks in occupational medicine for general medical practitioners would be invaluable.…”
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“…The Mixed Research Method was used; questionnaires and interviews were the major data collection instruments. Respondents were afforded the opportunity to contribute additional information over and above the information solicited for by both the questionnaire and the interview guide.The major study findings were that HMP institutions did not have activities that integrated and facilitated the participation of OPs in the socio-economic development of the province. …”
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“…Engaging the Auditor General to act as a RM consultant and provide training services may abridge the existing knowledge gap.…”
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“…The billboard as a medium of advertising has caught up well with advertisers in Zimbabwe and the general public as well. Its main aim is to communicate with road users, pedestrians and drivers. …”
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“…The relationship was further addressed through the application of several methods namely the principal component analysis, generalized linear models, WinBugs model programming and the Markov Chain Monte Carlo Algorithm Approach. …”
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“…Respondents felt that the training programs were not being effectively conducted since majority of them could not highly benefit from the same.The key recommendations in this study are that the company should communicate well the training objectives to the trainees, improve the introduction of training generally improve the design and implementation of their training programs and employers be supportive of training. …”
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“…The majority of producers have always been the rural small scale farmer whose major handicap has always been lack of resource intensity. …”
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“…The findings also revealed that majority of respondents were not familiar with Powersales logo. …”
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“…The study came out with fundamental findings inter –alia ; the majority of the unbanked population were in the informal sector , the rural and the low income population, the crisis of 2003 -2008 eroded people‟s confidence in banks resulting in self exclusion, financial exclusion impacted negatively on the economy as a result of liquidity crunch and an estimated US $ 2.5 billion is circulating outside the formal banking system thereby reducing the country to a “cash economy,” and the majority of the unbanked are the general population and the small to medium enterprises who cannot meet the stringent bank loans requirements. …”
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“…The denial of such rights, resulted the welfare of children to be at risk .Therefore, this study focuses much on highlighting major doctrines, teachings and practices which are proved to be hazardous to the general welfare of children in Johane Marange. …”
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“…Indicators of drought vulnerability include poor meals and the general reduction of the number of meals per day, doing odd jobs for staple food ,the general skeletal appearance of livestock, death of livestock, high prices of maize just to mention a few. …”
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“…Generally, the use of PA (technology-based) is its infancy. …”
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“…A case of ZIMASCO and Zimbabwe Alloys International, 2 major players in the industry, were examined in a descriptive research design. …”
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“…The stability of every economy is measured by developments in the general price level of the economy. This depends on a number of factors among which are the exchange rates of a country’s currency and that of its major trading partners. …”
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“…This is as a result of low water pressure and the poor quality of the water revealing that the residents perceive access to safe water as a challenge. The majority of residents are not satisfied with the sanitation situation as there are blockages and the refuse disposal situation is generally poor. …”
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“…National Pharmaceuticals is one of the major players in the pharmaceutical sector in Zimbabwe. …”
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