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National Productivity Awards ceremony to honour top enterprises

Media Invite: National Productivity Awards ceremony to honour top enterprises Companies that have improved their productivity and performed beyond expectations in South Africa are to receive the National Productivity Awards at the National Awards ceremony penciled for Friday 27th October in Midrand. The event follows a stringent adjudication process by the Department of Employment and Labour …

Media Invite: National Productivity Awards ceremony to honour top enterprises

Companies that gain improved their productivity and performed beyond expectations in South Africa are to receive the National Productivity Awards at the National Awards ceremony penciled for Friday 27th October in Midrand.

The event follows a stringent adjudication process by the Department of Employment and Labour entity responsible for promoting productivity in South Africa, Productivity SA. The Deputy Minister of Employment and Labour, Ms Boitumelo Moloi, will deliver the keynote address at the National Productivity Awards to be held as follows:

Date : 27 October 2023
Time : 09h30 for 10h00
Venue : Accolades Boutique Venue
72 Dale Rd, President Park AH, Midrand

The acting chairperson of the Productivity SA Board, Dr Annaline Chetty, says the “awards aim to celebrate the trailblazers of productivity and applaud their unwavering commitment to efficiency, innovation, and continuous improvement”. The awards provide a platform to inspire a competitive and productive South Africa. Productivity improvement is considered the most effective way of ensuring ongoing competitiveness and economic growth. Finish

For More information, please contact

Maupi Monyemangene
Media Liaison Manager; Productivity SA
Telephone +27 (0) 11 848 5397
Mobile +27 82447 3232
E mail: maupim@productivitysa.co.za
www.productivitysa.co.za

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