October 2021

The W&RSETA has released a summative research publication with a comprehensive analysis of the findings and recommendations from studies conducted in the past five years.  There are 35 research reports aligned to seven themes from the SETA’s Research Agenda.

Stakeholders are invited to make submissions on new occupations for the OFO review. The purpose of the OFO is to enable a coordinated sector-wide response to labour market trends based on a common language or classification of occupations.

Kindly contact Tshepiso Mnisi at tmnisi@wrseta.org.za / 012 622 9563 for related enquiries

The Wholesale and Retail SETA Leadership Chair at University of Johannesburg has introduced podcasts to facilitate conversations with wholesalers, retailers as well as local and international industry experts to promote excellence in the retail sector.

Constituent stakeholders of the W&RSETA (wholesale and retail companies, organised business, organised labour and community-based organisations) and other key stakeholders including training providers, institutions of learning and the general public are notified of the 2021 AGM that will be convened on 11 November in Gqeberha and virtually.

Stakeholders are informed that the Management Information System (MIS) will be unavailable from 8–10 October 2021 for maintenance on the ETQA Module.

We apologise for the inconvenience that may result due to the unavailability of the system during this period.