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The purpose of this work was to find out the effects of stress on the secretary’s job performance. A questionnaire was drawn up with which data were collected. This was supplemented by observations. The respondents were in selected organizations in Enugu Urban. In all 61 questionnaires were distributed for the study. From the data collected and analyzed, it was discovered that secretaries face a lot of stressing situations in the course of doing their jobs but that some were more painful in their effects than others. The three most significant stressors identified were lack of adequate equipment and sufficient working materials and equipment, strenuous human relations in the work place and the lack of necessary qualifications. Recommendations were however made that adequate training of the secretary physically and mentally should be proved among others.
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The present study examined human capital development and economic growth in Nigeria using annu...
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The practice of code-switching today has become a common act in a multilingual and bilingual societies. This research attempts t...
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This study was designed to investigate the impact of HIV...
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This study was designed to explore the significant relationship between, effective record keeping and public service efficiency,...
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In chapter one, the general introduction and important definitions were well stated. In chapter two, the chi-sq...
INTRODUCTION
National Economic Empowerment Development strategy (NEEDS) is described as a Nigeria’s plan for prosp...
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BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY
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