Role of economic development cooperatives in improving the livelihoods of women in Gauteng, South Africa

The psychological concept of social sustainability in the workplace from the perspective of sustainable goals: A systematic review

“…In relation to SS and work, current research examines the following constructs located in the individual's self-system: personality, particularly personality traits (Kim et al, 2017 ; Anwar and Clauß, 2021 ), which are associated with various aspects of SS, and also constructs that are more dynamic and dependent on context, as opposed to more stable personality traits, such as moral reflectiveness (Kim et al, 2017 ), self-awareness (Raniga, 2021 ), mindfulness and spirituality (Sajjad and Shahbaz, 2020 ), sense of calling (Wahid and Mustamil, 2017 ). Anwar and Clauß ( 2021 ) identified the important role of basic personality traits of business owners, except extroversion, in relation to the SS of businesses, through the individual's ability to effectively use the existing organizational resources (Anwar and Clauß, 2021 ).…”

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Economic Experience of Migrant Women Residing in Gauteng, South Africa: A Sustainable Livelihood Perspective

“…In terms of the participants' educational levels, nine of the participants had a secondary education, while 11 of them had only primary school education. It is not surprising that the majority of the undocumented foreign national single mothers did not complete their schooling and had low literacy levels, as poor access to education for females is deeply embedded in gender discrimination and male hegemony (Raniga, 2021). According to Härkönen (2018), these low literacy levels imply those single mothers have little or no access to secure jobs in the formal economy.…”

“…The International Organisation for Migration (2016) adds that most migrants came to the province of Gauteng to look for better jobs in the formal economy and to start businesses in the informal economy. However, we must note that national poverty reduction strategies have been weakly aligned to strategies for transformative action, economic growth and poverty reduction (Raniga, 2021). This weakness includes failing to consider migrants and their potentially productive contributions to South Africa's economy.…”