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MANAGING SARS-CoV-2 EXPOSURE IN THE WORKPLACE: CORRECTION NOTICE
- 30 January 2023
- Labour Law
- SA Legal Academy
The Department of Employment & Labour has republished its June 2022 code of practice for managing SARS-CoV-2 workplace exposure – with one amendment. The revised code now refers to regulations on hazardous biological agents in force since 16 March 2022. This is confirmed in the accompanying Government Gazette notice.
The code of practice has been published three times. Its February 2022 version was set aside and withdrawn following a National Employers Association of South Africa (NEASA) challenge. The June version omitted to mention the hazardous biological agents regulations and has therefore been replaced.
- republished code of practice, with one correction
- June 2022 code, now replaced
- NEASA media statement on its intention to challenge the February 2022 version
- regulations on hazardous biological agents
Published by SA Legal Academy Policy Watch
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