The Minister of Trade and Industry, Rob Davies, says the Global Business Services (GBS) incentive that became effective from January 1 will create employment opportunities for the youth in South Africa.
Davies launched the GBS incentive last month at South Africa House in London.
He said the opportunities would be especially in the areas of medium- to high-complexity jobs, and that young people would be exposed to servicing major global brands out of South Africa.
Dear Stakeholder
The third Quarter (September to November) of the 2018 Financial Year has come to an end and with so much packed into the three months it passed by seemingly in a flash! A big thank you and congratulations for another very successful Quarter to all our members, to our partners in Government and Harambee, and to our non-member stakeholders with whom we have actively engaged to take our development and growth agenda forward successfully.
In an effort to increase our activities around Career Awareness, BPESA has partnered with Good Hope FM to host 4 outside broadcasts during “The Great Drive” show with Kyeezi from 3pm – 6pm.
The first of these special broadcasts will be hosted at WNS Global Services contact centre on 12 April 2019 from 3pm – 6pm. Click here to listen live!
BPESA, together with the dti, take pleasure in producing the international Jobs Report for the 3rd Quarter of 2018.
3,115 new international jobs were created between 1 July and 30 September 2018, which is 4,5% more than Quarter 2, keeping the rolling CAGR well above 20%. The report also shows that 11,7% of the new jobs created in Quarter 3 were hired inclusively (South Africans aged between 18 and 35 years of age; having attended a Quintile 1, 2 or 3 school or being dependent on a social grant
In the State of the Nation Address in February, I announced that a central priority for government this year is to encourage significant new investment in our economy.
This is a necessary condition for the growth of our economy and the creation of jobs on a scale that will significantly reduce current levels of unemployment.
New investment in productive sectors of the economy is therefore vital to our efforts to reduce poverty and inequality.
Investment in our economy has declined in
The Executive Mayor of the City of Cape Town, Patricia de Lille, President Ramaphosa’s Special Investment Envoy and former Minister of Finance, Trevor Manuel and Zondwa Mandela are set to address the inaugural GSA Global Sourcing Summit and Awards, in partnership with BPESA.
The conference will be hosted at the Cape Town International Convention Centre from the 1st to the 2nd of October 2018.
Showcasing the ground-breaking case studies and influential speakers from around the world, delegates
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa has been named the “Global Destination of the Year” by the Global Sourcing Association, the department of trade and industry (dti) said late on Wednesday.
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr. Rob Davies says the award which is the fifth for South Africa since 2012 is a further accolade and recognition of South Africa’s value proposition and credible offering, the statement said.
The offering combines global best practice, a talented and scalable labour pool with
CEO WELCOME The second Quarter (June to August) of the 2018 Financial Year has come to an end.
I’d like to congratulate you on the successes achieved to date and thank you for your support and contributions to building the Sector Body and Trade Association and developing the sector further. This newsletter provides you with some of the highlights of the Quarter and flags key events for the third Quarter (September to November).
The BPESA Marketing team, together with the dti take pleasure in producing the international Jobs Report for the 2nd Quarter of 2018.
2,977 new international jobs were created between 1 April and 30 June 2018, which is 27% more than Quarter 1, keeping the rolling CAGR above 20%. The report also shows that 17% of the new jobs created in Quarter 2 were hired inclusively (South Africans aged between 18 and 35 years of age; having attended a Quintile 1, 2 or 3 school or being dependent on a social
CEO WELCOME
The first quarter (March to May) of the 2018 Financial Year has come to an end with positive results in all our key focus areas. This newsletter provides you with some of the highlights of the Quarter and flags key events for the period 1 June to 31 August.
The BPESA Marketing team, together with the dti take pleasure in producing the first Jobs Report for 2018. It encouragingly shows growth of 2,337 new international jobs during the period 1 January to 31 March.
These figures exceed our Q1 Jobs target and keep the Sector on track for CAGR in excess of 20%. The growth rate and potential of the Sector , combined with the high and rising levels of impact sourcing, give much hope for our national efforts to attract foreign direct investment and to
Key Points:
- Robotics process automation delivers increased accuracy and control by standardising tedious, manual tasks. Resource time can be freed up to focus on more strategic, high-value work.
- The finance department is well-suited toward the deployment of RPA, presenting value and efficiency with certain low-complexity processes.
- Despite the lower implementation costs, efficiency and increased accuracy that RPA presents, it does not eliminate the need for human execution entirely.
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