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Bongani Masuku - SA FM - Current legal framework for occupational health and safety in South Africa

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Bongani Masuku - SA FM - Current legal framework for occupational health and safety in South Africa

Bongani Masuku, Director in our Employment Law practice joined SA FM to provide clarity on COVID-19 and how danger allowances, in terms of the Public service Act and the Ministerial Directive issued in terms of that Act, could apply. He explains the current legal framework, with reference to the Occupational Health and Safety and the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Acts in South Africa in light of the SAMWU demand for danger pay for State Employees working during the COVID-19 pandemic.

25 Jun 2021 Podcast
Bongani Masuku - SA FM - Current legal framework for occupational health and safety in South Africa

Bongani Masuku - SA FM - Current legal framework for occupational health and safety in South Africa

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Bongani Masuku - SA FM - Current legal framework for occupational health and safety in South Africa

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Bongani Masuku, Director in our Employment Law practice joined SA FM to provide clarity on COVID-19 and how danger allowances, in terms of the Public service Act and the Ministerial Directive issued in terms of that Act, could apply. He explains the current legal framework, with reference to the Occupational Health and Safety and the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Acts in South Africa in light of the SAMWU demand for danger pay for State Employees working during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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