The privatization of central statistics office; case of Botswana: The challenges of the change process
The purpose of this study was to examine the challenges of the change process experienced by CSO in becoming partly-privatized organization and to suggest better ways of going through the transition. This research was done through oral and questionnaire based interviews and therefore resulted in quantitative and qualitative methods of research being used. The targeted respondents were CSO staff members as this change that the study is focusing on is mainly to do with changing their organization. The study revealed that there is poor communication about the change process and that employees do not trust management. The resisting forces hindering the CSO transition process were identified and appropriate recommendations were suggested. This was done by, comprehensively reviewing literature on change management and its processes, conducting interviews from staff through the use of questionnaires to collect their views about change and analyzing collected information and deriving conclusion from the results. The primary data collected comprises of 111 respondents to a questionnaire, and 3 senior managers out of 8, as part of the informed group.
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2012-05
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Authors: | Molebatsi, Maitumelo ; Boy, Rudolph Lenyeletse |
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E3 Journal of Business Management and Economics.. - E3 Journals. - Vol. 3.2012, 5, p. 0197-0209
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E3 Journals |
Subject: | privatization | central statistics office | change management |
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