Productivity SA is established in terms of section 31 (1) of the Employment Services Act, No. 4 of 2014 as a juristic person with a mandate to promote employment growth and productivity.
Promote a culture of increased productivity in workplaces â in ideology and practice
Develop productivity competencies in workforces
Facilitate and evaluate productivity improvements and their effects on market competitiveness
Maintain and publicize a database of Productivity and Competitiveness systems
Undertake in-depth productivity-related research
Support initiatives aimed at preventing job losses
SA women changing our economy
“Who run the world!? Girls.”- Beyonce. And who runs South Africa? We say, for the large part of it, our strong and impeccable female workforce! From your entry-level interns to your C-suite females, we must celebrate the women in South...
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“Who run the world!? Girls.”- Beyonce. And who runs South Africa? We say, for the large part of it, our strong and impeccable female workforce! From your entry-level interns to your C-suite females, we must celebrate the women in South...
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Use the Zeigarnik effect to boost productivity When it comes to having unfinished business, there is something very powerful in the attraction to remember details from incomplete tasks, compared to completed ones. Think about it for a second, those interrupted...
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Situated on the edge of the Free State bordering the Orange River, is the peaceful town of Bethulie, known for the Royal Hotel (Book Hotel) and farming. For a long time, it was just sheep and cattle; but for one...
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