NSO recognises staff

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

The National Strategy Office (NSO) rewarded its staff for their dedication and good work performance in providing quality service to the nation last week.

Speaking at the awards, Deputy Permanent Secretary to the President, Botshelo Mathuba urged NSO staff to continue excelling in their service delivery endeavours.

Mathuba said the Botswana Quality Workforce Study conducted by the Botswana National Productivity Centre (BNPC) in 2010 pointed to deep-seated poor work ethic as the main factor inhibiting national productivity and ultimately the country’s competitiveness.

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NSO recognises staff

The National Strategy Office (NSO) rewarded its staff for their dedication and good work performance in providing quality service to the nation last week.

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