Conference Paper 2019 Open Access

Compensation and Social Support on Continuance Commitment of Working Students in Adventist University of the Philippines

Williams Kwasi Peprah, Amyman Gulshan Mattu, Patience Boatemaa Antwi-Yamoah

Abstract Proceedings International Scholars Conference, 7(1), 1044-1053

Read the full text

DOI: 10.35974/isc.v7i1.952
Faculty: School of Business
Research area: Social Sciences & Development

VVU authors

Williams Kwasi Peprah School of Business Patience Boatemaa Antwi-Yamoah Department of Management Studies

Ratings & reviews

No ratings yet. Have you read it? Be the first to rate it.

Rate & review this publication

Your rating

Your name

Role / institution (optional)

Review (optional)

Written reviews are checked by the Research Office before they appear.

Related publications

Journal Article 2018 Open Access Business, Management & Accounting

Predictive Relationships among the Elements of the Fraud Diamond Theory: The Perspective of Accountants

Williams Kwasi Peprah — Williams Kwasi Peprah

International Journal of Academic Research in Accounting Finance and Management Sciences 8(3)

DOI

Journal Article 2018 Open Access Business, Management & Accounting

The Convergence of Organizational Culture, Structure and Human Capital Performance: A Conceptual Analysis

Williams Kwasi Peprah, Josephine Ganu — Williams Kwasi Peprah

Archives of Business Research 6(5), 212-221

DOI

Journal Article 2019 Open Access Business, Management & Accounting

Human Capital Development and Organizational Performance: A Conceptual Review

Daniel Adofo Kwakye Ameyaw, Williams Kwasi Peprah, Isaac Anowuo — Williams Kwasi Peprah

International Journal of Innovative Research and Development 8(10)

DOI

Journal Article 2022 Open Access Environment, Agriculture & Life Sciences

The Convergence of Financial Decision, Business Strategy Through Organisational Competitiveness to Sustainable Competitive Advantage: A Conceptual Analysis

Williams Kwasi Peprah, Morris Ayaa Mensah — Williams Kwasi Peprah

International Journal of Economics and Finance 14(2), 87

DOI

Impact

2 Citations Highest count across sources — OpenAlex 2 · Crossref 1 · Semantic Scholar 0.
1 Cites (5 yrs) Citations received in the last five years (OpenAlex).
1 Reads Visitors who opened this publication on VVU Scholar.
0 Recommendations Readers who recommended it on VVU Scholar.

Citations by source (the highest is shown):OpenAlex 2Crossref 1Semantic Scholar 0

Online attention on Altmetric

External figures updated 27 Oct 2026.

VVU authors

Ratings & reviews

Related publications

Quick Links

Academic Programs

Student Resources

Get In Touch

Connect With Us

SOCIAL MEDIA