Productivity SA and Japan Productivity Centre (JPC) hold Productivity Improvement Seminar:
Productivity SA and Japan Productivity Centre (JPC) will host their second annual Productivity Improvement Seminar at the Hilton Hotel in Sandton on the 25th January 2017. The aim of the seminar is to share best practices between the two countries and the African continent trough the Pan African Productivity Association (PAPA). The relationship between the JPC and Productivity SA stretches over ten years. The two organisations are drawn together by the solid commonality of galvanising productivity within their respective countries.
As a government agency mandated to promote employment growth and productivity in the country, Productivity SA collaborated with JPC to enable exchange of skills and productivity methodologies.
The JPC is a non-profit organization (NPO) and non-governmental organization (NGO) established in 1955 to promote the Productivity Movement in Japan. The JPC operates on principles to implement the latest management system based on cooperation between labour and management, introduce effective management renovation, train human resources, and also present public policy proposals for socio-economic reform in Japan. The JPC has also embarked on technical cooperation on productivity improvements for African nations with Kenya, Nigeria, Mauritius, Botswana, Zambia and South Africa.
The Technical Cooperation on Productivity Improvement with the JPC was established in 2006. It is a bilateral relationship between JPC and specific Pan African Productivity Association (PAPA) member countries and is funded by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan. The partnership is geared towards providing individual member countries with ways and means to increase productivity at company level as well as applying tools to increase productivity focusing on themes like Lean Management System, Green Productivity, 5S and KAIZEN.
The programme consists of JPC dispatching Japanese experts to conduct company diagnosis at selected enterprises in South Africa with the assistance of Productivity SA productivity practitioners, as well as study visits to Japan. This seminar comes as result of such cooperation.
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