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 ‒ 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
Mandela Month: We need a Change in SA’s Productivity!
July is Nelson Mandela Month! Annually, the Mandela Month movement calls on people globally to take action and inspire change. It provides the perfect opportunity for all to reflect on Madiba’s life and times, promote his legacy, but also reflect...
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July is Nelson Mandela Month! Annually, the Mandela Month movement calls on people globally to take action and inspire change. It provides the perfect opportunity for all to reflect on Madiba’s life and times, promote his legacy, but also reflect...
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According to the 2020 World Competitiveness Yearbook (WCY), South Africa reached its lowest competitiveness rankings when it fell three notches to 59 out of 63 countries. The drop in South African competitiveness rankings was mainly attributed to a drop in...
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In June, we focused on Productivity SA’s Business Turnaround and Recovery Programme (BT&R) and how it works. This month we’re unpacking the criteria as well as the stages involved. As part of the Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan, Small, Medium...
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Institute for Management Development (IMD) 2021 World Competitiveness Survey. | 28.07.2021
