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Government policies, human resource management and the performance of artisanal small-scale mining for the sustainable livelihoods of employees

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  • Shumba, Georgina
  • Chikadze, Lovemore

  • Jengeta, Miriam

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  • Shumba, Georgina & Chikadze, Lovemore & Jengeta, Miriam, 2025. "Government policies, human resource management and the performance of artisanal small-scale mining for the sustainable livelihoods of employees," Prosperitas, Budapest Business University, vol. 0(xnx), pages 1-15.
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