Value |
Category |
-4 |
N/A |
1 |
Too much red tape |
2 |
Improve on line systems for statutory reporting |
3 |
Imports by gvt undermine national producers |
4 |
Uneven regulatory playing field in SACU penalizes SA firms |
5 |
Insufficient transformation |
6 |
No preference for local manuf in tenders |
7 |
Get tougher with Unions |
8 |
Exchange rate fuels imports |
9 |
Power infrastructure not sorted out |
10 |
Industrial zones are not looked after |
11 |
Info for growth of local business not provided timeously |
12 |
Better planning needed to make it easier to plan with certainty |
13 |
Need up to date info to know what is going on |
14 |
implement policies (that need to be implemented or have pending implementation) area for further progress |
15 |
Provide consistent application of laws |
17 |
Labour & collective bargaining |
18 |
Sustain businesses older than 5 years |
21 |
On line system crashes for statutory reporting |
23 |
Focus on education and work experience |
25 |
Better data needed |
26 |
Central gvt must be more transparent |
31 |
No rental & rate controls |
33 |
Provide readily available info regarding changes in gvt policy |
35 |
More programmes on TV to provide information |
38 |
Promotion of education required |
40 |
Promote competition in electricity and fuel sector |
41 |
Not a purely competitive market because of corruption |
51 |
Support provided is misguided or irrelevant |
52 |
Incentives not varied enough or not fully adequate |
54 |
Specialist knowledge on sector is required |
55 |
Insufficient engagement between gvt and business |
56 |
There is no understanding of the importance of foundries for mining by gvt |
57 |
Need to support the foreign firms |
59 |
Competition uneven around who gets incentives |
60 |
Insufficient BEE transformation |
61 |
Tenders are not in favour of small est |
62 |
Policy makers have to be consistent in the way goods are procured |
63 |
Procurement rules |
64 |
Procurement rules need to be sorted out so as to be beneficial for industry |
65 |
Not enough emphasis on BBEE companies |
66 |
Too many new policies brought in all the time & policy changes |
67 |
Support small firms with infrastructure |
68 |
Reduce crime or cost of security |
70 |
Provide incentives to create employment without limiting factors |
71 |
Relations between gvt & labour hamper progress |
72 |
More to be done for equitable solutions to be found between companies and employees |
73 |
Labour legislation is backward |
74 |
Different training programmes required |
75 |
Fake health certificates exist |
76 |
Educational improvements NB |
77 |
The right education system required to improve employability |
78 |
Safety & security are NB |
79 |
No impact of Health Policy |
81 |
Exchange rate stability or exchange rate too volatile |
82 |
Minimal control |
83 |
There is no control when it has a high impact |
91 |
Toll might be a problem |
92 |
Improvement on rail infrastructure needed |
93 |
Transport costs are a problem |
94 |
Need market intelligence wrt what CAN happen or is happening |
95 |
Tax revenue could be used more effectively |
96 |
Support FDI |
97 |
Infrastructure in the region still has a long way to go |
100 |
Incentive schemes or related assistance good |
101 |
Airports & Port development good |
102 |
Information is on par with what is obtained by business in other countries |
103 |
Techno capability development information is provided |
104 |
Techno development information |
105 |
Skills devt is working |
106 |
There have been some good improvements in skills devt |
107 |
pieces of legislation allow opportunities around products that cannot be produced abroad |
108 |
Clusters: good initiative |
109 |
Specific pieces of national legislation good |
110 |
Low interest rate environment good |
111 |
Competition has been promoted by allowing cheaper imports |
112 |
Gvt has a vision although it is uni dimensional |
114 |
There has been dramatic improvement in information |
119 |
brought in countries under no duty arrangements when tariffs are high for imports which is good |
200 |
Sectoral support needs long term commitments |
201 |
But too little too late |
250 |
Coordinated policy envt |
251 |
Lack of interventions that are innovative to create concentrated demand |
501 |
Pb with possible removal of a trade duty |
502 |
Practical outworking a solution |
601 |
Smaller firms need more attention |
602 |
More business industry |
603 |
PI is NB but need longer term support instruments |
604 |
Too complicated to start a business |
611 |
Tender awards are scarce - visibility NB |
612 |
Tender process not fair |
701 |
Unions are too strong |
702 |
Balance power of Unions |
731 |
Issues related to short or to peak time labour use |
732 |
There is too much exploitation of labour |
733 |
Not enough being done on efficient wage policy |
734 |
Not flexible but fair wage policy needed |
740 |
SETAs not working |
741 |
SETAS have no impact |
742 |
Not enough is being done on skills & on basic education |
743 |
We cannot get our money back from the SETA |
744 |
Still lack of skills & training in T&C |
745 |
SETA system is not effective |
746 |
People are not interested in training |
747 |
Need more support for on the job or in-house training |
748 |
Must offer incentives to the company |
749 |
Skill devt is a major pb area |
750 |
There are problems specific to the sector |
751 |
Absenteeism is a problem as legislation is too lax on doctors certificates |
752 |
Health Services |
753 |
Basic skills are lacking |
781 |
Crime & corruption to be addressed |
1000 |
Health policy |
2500 |
Safety and security |
3000 |
Efficient currency exchange |
3500 |
Efficient & flexible wage policy |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.