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Webinar Recording | COIDA Update: What employers need to know

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Webinar Recording | COIDA Update: What employers need to know

Employment Law experts hosted a webinar titled "COIDA Update: What employers need to know".

26 May 2026 1:01:07 Minutes Webinar

Our experts presented a focused update covering recent COIDA (The Compensation for Occupational Injuries
and Diseases Act 130 of 1993) regulatory changes and significant case law developments, and their practical impact on employers and workplace compensation. This update is designed to help employers understand current obligations, emerging risks, and compliance expectations in the evolving COIDA landscape

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Access our Employment Law: Introduction to COIDA guideline here

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