OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES AND DISEASES: INPUT SOUGHT ON DRAFT REGULATIONS
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17 May 2024
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Labour Law
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SA Legal Academy
The Department of Employment & Labour has called for input by 16 June 2024 on three sets of draft regulations under the Compensation for Occupational Injuries & Diseases Act, 1993.
The proposed definition of ‘the period of prescription of claims’ seeks, among other things, to provide:
- for the retrospective consideration of claims in respect of domestic employees ‘from 27 April 1994’:
- whether reported or not, but
- submitted within three years from the new regulations’ date of commencement.
The draft regulations on compliance and enforcement inspections focus on:
- the procedures to be followed before conducting an inspection and during the ensuing process, and
- the rights and obligations of the employer concerned.
The draft regulations on the mandatory registration of third parties transacting with the Compensation Fund, focus on:
- medical service providers
- employer representatives
- the terms and conditions for transacting with the Fund, and
- related administrative requirements, processes and procedures.
Please click the link below to access all three sets of proposals:
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