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related to both performance and career advancement. Thise partial mediating role of career

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importance of career engagement in public services. Public organisationorganizations should

put more attention on improving their employees’ employee engagement, including career

engagement. Providing Securing and maintaining resources for employeescan not only

improve their Work Engagement but also their career engagementimprove work and career

engagement, which which consequently later has a positive effect onpositively affects their

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