Continuous improvement in productivity has, unarguably, been considered, as the surest way of breaking the vicious circle of poverty. Enhancement in productivity, therefore, is capable of catering for countries’ expectations of improving education, health services, private consumption and increased output. Productivity improvement is of great concern, mainly to developing countries characterized by pervasive poverty and widespread unemployment. Consequently, attention is focused globally on what productivity is and what factors could contribute to improvement in productivity.