Productivity SA
AgencyProductivity SA
Mandate
Promotes employment, productivity and competitiveness in the economy.
What Govermate has read
Updated 10 Nov 2026Built from the documents Govermate has read from Productivity SA. Every line below comes from a source document, not from an editorial description.
What this body does
- Publishes statements371 documentsfrom what documents state
- Offers opportunities or services141 documentsfrom links between records
- Offers opportunities or services129 documentsfrom what documents state
- a press release reporting annual productivity statistics for South Africa2 documentsdescribed in documents
- A CEO speech delivered at a Gauteng Workplace Challenge programme milestone…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A CEO’s vote-of-thanks speech at the launch of the 2022 World Competitiveness…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Productivity SA news article reporting remarks at the launch of the 2021…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Productivity SA web page carrying a company profile of Altron and an…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Productivity SA webpage article about South Africa's competitiveness decline…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Productivity SA webpage describing a Workplace Challenge Programme milestone…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Productivity SA webpage describing the organisation’s mandate, services…1 documentdescribed in documents
- A Productivity SA website page titled as a stakeholder welcome speech, with…1 documentdescribed in documents
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Recent activity
- Altron, a JSE-listed South African ICT company, its areas of operation and services, leadership details mentioning CEO Mteto Nyati, and its…
The document describes Altron, a JSE-listed South African ICT company, its areas of operation and services, leadership details mentioning CEO Mteto Nyati, and its global presence. It provides background on Altron's focus areas (smart IoT, managed services, digital transformation, fintech, health-tech) and notes its employee count and geographical footprint. It includes a narrative interview excerpt with the CEO and mentions the company’s origins and partnerships, without presenting a formal tender or contract details.
- Eastern Cape Industrial Business News
The document reports on the Eastern Cape Regional Productivity Awards, noting that three Eastern Cape companies won awards at the ceremony held on 21 June 2019. It explains that Productivity SA organizes regional awards to promote productivity and competitiveness in South Africa, and describes the award categories and winners. It provides some context on South Africa’s employment and growth goals and lists contact details for Productivity SA offices.
- Labour Department To Cut Back Costs In Wake Of Geneva Jaunt
The document reports that the Labour Department faced scrutiny over costs from sending a large international delegation to the ILO centenary conference in Geneva, costing at least R3.5 million for 62 delegates. It notes a planned review of overseas delegation policies to reduce expenses, while justifying the trip as important and aligned with ILO norms, including community sector participation via Nedlac. The article references statements by Employment and Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi and mentions the event dates (June 10–21, 2019) and the ILO context.
- Focus Remains On Unemployment
The document reports on unemployment and remarks by South African Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi at Productivity SA's annual general meeting. It notes concerns about unemployment, government and private sector collaboration to create sustainable jobs, and mentions Productivity SA's challenges and country competitiveness indices. It references Productivity SA’s activities, challenges, and the 2018/19 report context, including high unemployment at 29%.
Opportunity signal
6 classified as something a person can apply for, 141 identified by reading.
Recent Opportunities
View allProductivity SA currently occupies a building for the execution of its duties at International Business Gateway, Cnr New Road , Sixth Road, Midrand in Gauteng. The current lease expires at the end of May 2027 therefore it is for this reason which Productivity SA seeks to source suitable modern office space for its Head Office.
This is an active open Request for Proposal issued by Productivity SA for leasing office space for its Cape Town Branch office. It seeks approximately 250m² to 300m² within specified areas north of the N1 freeway, for a five-year lease anticipated to begin on 01 December 2026, with proposals due by 09 October 2026 at 10:30.
This document is an open Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by Productivity SA to invite bidders to submit proposals for leasing office space for the Productivity SA Durban Branch. The office premises are required in the Morningside, Essenwood, and Musgrave area of Durban, with an estimated size of about 250m² to 300m². The proposed lease period is five (5) years, anticipated to commence on 01 February 2027, with proposals due by 20 August 2026 at 11:00. A non-compulsory briefing session is scheduled for 07 August 2026 at 10:30 via Zoom.
This document is an open Request for Proposal (RFP) issued by Productivity SA for the leasing of office space for its Productivity SA Cape Town Branch. Bidders are invited to propose premises in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town (north of the N1), with required size of approximately 250m² to 300m², and a lease term of five (5) years starting around 01 December 2026. The RFP is compulsory briefing-session based (via Zoom) and submissions close on 12 August 2026 at 10:30.
This document is a request for proposals (RFP) issued by Productivity SA for services under its Business Turnaround and Recovery programme, funded by the UIF. It outlines the programme objectives (prevent job losses, improve profitability, create jobs, enhance productivity, foster a productivity culture) and the required qualifications, experience, and documentation for bidding service providers. It specifies submission requirements and the criteria, including CVs or company profiles, tax pin, BBBEE certificate, SBD 4, and CSD registration. The RFP invites qualified service providers to submit proposals to render consulting and turnaround-related services to Productivity SA.
The document is a media release announcing that Productivity SA is managing the Itukise Internship for Unemployed Graduates Programme, funded by the dtic. It explains the programme’s aim to provide work experience to unemployed graduates aged 18 to 35 and invites graduates to apply as well as private sector hosts to participate. It emphasizes government efforts to reduce youth unemployment and outlines how the internship will enhance employability and workplace exposure.
Recent documents
Published by Productivity SA. These are records Govermate has read from this institution, not opportunities to apply for.
- Imd World Competitiveness RoundtableNotices & forms
- Sanlam Smme SummitNotices & forms
- Productivity Awards 2026Notices & formsYear: 2026
- Limpopo MilestoneNotices & forms
- Agm Keynote Address By Hon Deputy Minister Judith Nemadzinga Tshabalala MpNews & speechesYear: 2026
- Annual General Meeting Agm 2026Notices & formsYear: 2026