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Empowerment, Satisfaction, Commitment, And Retention Intention Among Women in the Military: The Case of the Philippine Navy

Journal Articles

Empowerment, Satisfaction, Commitment, And Retention Intention Among Women in the Military: The Case of the Philippine Navy

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Authors/Editors: Michelle C. Castillo

Publisher: UP NCPAG – Publications Office

Philippine Journal of Public Administration

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Authors: Castillo, M.

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