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Yes, but there are other creditors that need to be paid off first.
Not engaging in a joint consensus-seeking process contravenes Section 189 of the Labour Relations Act. You can take the matter to the CCMA.
ZEP holders who have applied for waivers or other visas are allowed to stay and be employed in South Africa until they receive the outcome of their applications.
Caregivers classify as domestic workers, for which there are a few templates available.
10% of your old vested pot will be transferred to your new savings pot. The remaining 90% will be divided between your savings pot and your retirement pot.
Not if you got married on or after 1 November 1984.
The UIF or Labour Department should be able to give your complete employment history.
Yes. Since Home Affairs' issuing of Circular 7, foreign nationals can now apply for their waivers from the labour department directly.
You will still be able to withdraw any funds saved in your vested pot before 1 September 2024.
No, as of 1 September 2024, you can withdraw any funds saved before that date if you lose your job or resign.