Organisation

State Productivity Council-West Bengal (SPC-WB), formerly known as Calcutta Productivity Council, is a constituent of National Productivity Council, Government of India, founded on July 23, 1959 under the Societies Registration ACT XXI of 1860. It is an autonomous body, multiple in its constitution and is aided by Government of West Bengal and Central Government. It has been formed primarily to provide a forum for co-operation among labour, management, government and professional specialists from various professional institutions for the purpose of achieving higher efficiency and productivity in all walks of life in this region of the country.

Objectives

the specific objective of the SPC-WB is to stimulate productivity consciousness in the industrial and commercial enterprises, agriculture, transport & communications, administration, service sector etc. With a view to maximizing the utilization of available resources of men, machines, materials and capital, to wage war against waste, to disseminate information regarding advancement in techniques and processes among the executive, supervisors and workmen, thereby to help enrich quality of life.

Activities

The SPC-WB has always at its disposal a large pool of various expertise available for consultation and guidance for increased productivity in all spheres of nation’s economic activity.