Africa data now available
21st Century has live survey data for South Africa, eSwatini/Swaziland, Botswana, Namibia and Lesotho.
For over 20 African and Asian countries, 21st Century has developed a methodology to present salary data in countries where survey houses are not active. Conceptually the existing live data sets that 21st Century holds for various positions are used as an anchor to project pay rates and to provide a salary survey of referenced data. Using a combination of United Nations, World Bank and cost of living indicators we are able to provide referenced benchmarks within other economies. In addition we reference our extensive experience of the relativity of positions within a structure. We thus take into account cost of living factors, currency differentials, country and job relativities to provide you with reference benchmarks.
The results are also tested against 21st Century data for various African countries in which we actively operate and has proven itself to be robust in its results. Data is available at USD100 per country. Click here to find out more (rewardonline@21century.co.za)
Data now available for Asia
21st Century has referenced survey benchmarks for 7 countries in Asia…
- India
- Lao People’s Democratic Republic
- Myanmar
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Thailand
- Vietnam
Data is available at USD100 per country if you have fewer than 100 employees. Click here to find out more and to obtain a detailed cost proposal (rewardonline@21century.co.za)
African Human Capital and Labour Reports
The African Human Capital and Labour Reports are developed by Knowledge Resources and are available to all 21st Century clients. These reports provide an in-depth and comprehensive overview of the latest human capital and labour trends and developments in Africa. Each 100+ page report is a review and analysis of the most significant developments in that country and each chapter includes implications, challenges and recommendations.
In addition, the African Human Capital and Labour Reports set these developments in context and explain their significance.
The African Human Capital and Labour Reports will give you a better understanding and knowledge of the context of human capital and labour in terms of:
- Employment levels and trends
- Education
- Standards of living
- Healthcare
- Industrial relations
- Economic indicators
- Wage and salary trends
- Inter-cultural challenges
- Labour market efficiency
- And more…
The following reports are available in either a hard copy or electronic format: South Africa, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Uganda and Lesotho.
For more information
click here.
KR African Human Capital Reports - 21st Century