Issues Statement No. 4 from the Accounting Education Change Commission (AECC) addresses the early employment work experiences of accountants. The AECC recommends a number of actions supervisors can employ to improve the job satisfaction of entry-level accountants. The current study examines the correlation between supervisory actions and job satisfaction of accountants employed by the Big-5 and accountants employed in non-Big-5 positions, private industry, governmental positions and not-for-profit organizations. Initial job placement and migratory patterns are also examined from a sample of 532 recent graduates from three universities
This study investigates the effects of academic performance, extracurricular activities (ECA) and em...
High turnover rates and withdrawal behaviours amongst recently employed staff have seen to be a prob...
This thesis reports the results of a study which examined the effects of university studies on the w...
The Accounting Education Change Commission released its Issues Statement No.4 addressing concerns wi...
This study undertook an examination of relationships among university characteristics and job offers...
This study undertook an examination of relationships among university characteristics and job offers...
The authors examine the issue of employability of university accounting students from the perspectiv...
In a competitive job market accounting students and faculty need to be aware of exactly what factors...
Prior research has found that staff accountants may be disappointed when their initial work expecta...
Evaluating job satisfaction among accounting professionals is an increasingly important area of conc...
This paper aims to test the relationships between job design aspects and job satisfaction, as well a...
AbstractInternship programs have become important learning tools in higher education. For the accoun...
Every year many college students choose accounting as their major in pursuit of a career in public a...
This paper uses several approaches to verify the perceptions and expectations of two major stakehold...
The strong market for new accounting faculty coupled with the significant costs of recruiting facult...
This study investigates the effects of academic performance, extracurricular activities (ECA) and em...
High turnover rates and withdrawal behaviours amongst recently employed staff have seen to be a prob...
This thesis reports the results of a study which examined the effects of university studies on the w...
The Accounting Education Change Commission released its Issues Statement No.4 addressing concerns wi...
This study undertook an examination of relationships among university characteristics and job offers...
This study undertook an examination of relationships among university characteristics and job offers...
The authors examine the issue of employability of university accounting students from the perspectiv...
In a competitive job market accounting students and faculty need to be aware of exactly what factors...
Prior research has found that staff accountants may be disappointed when their initial work expecta...
Evaluating job satisfaction among accounting professionals is an increasingly important area of conc...
This paper aims to test the relationships between job design aspects and job satisfaction, as well a...
AbstractInternship programs have become important learning tools in higher education. For the accoun...
Every year many college students choose accounting as their major in pursuit of a career in public a...
This paper uses several approaches to verify the perceptions and expectations of two major stakehold...
The strong market for new accounting faculty coupled with the significant costs of recruiting facult...
This study investigates the effects of academic performance, extracurricular activities (ECA) and em...
High turnover rates and withdrawal behaviours amongst recently employed staff have seen to be a prob...
This thesis reports the results of a study which examined the effects of university studies on the w...