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COID: Are you entitled to any refunds?
Are you compliant with all your Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Fund (COID) requirements? If so, read on to find out whether or not you're entitled to a refund.... ››› more
[07 February 2014]

Joe's back is sore... Can we claim from COID?
Do you know if you can claim from COID if your employee has backache? Read on to see what our health and safety advisor expert has to say...... ››› more
[03 February 2014]

The DoL will check the following when doing inspections in your workplace
The Department of Labour (DoL) regularly conducts inspections to check your level of compliance with safety laws. Read on to find out what the inspectors will look for when they pay you a visit.... ››› more
[31 January 2014]

Three instances when you won't be held liable for your travelling employee's injury or illness
If you have employees who travel for work you'd know that you're responsible for their health and safety the entire time they're away for work. What you may not know is there are three instances where you won't be held liable for their injury or illness.... ››› more
[30 January 2014]

Have company drivers? Here's how much road accidents can cost your business
If you employ company drivers, make road safety your business. If you don't these are some of the costs you'll incur as a result of road accidents.... ››› more
[29 January 2014]

What to do if the concentration of asbestos in your air exceeds the occupational exposure limit
The established exposure limit for South African workplaces is 0.2 regulated asbestos fibres per millilitre (fibre/mL) averaged over any continuous period of four hours. If you conduct tests and find the airborne concentration of asbestos is above this level, you must do the following...... ››› more
[22 January 2014]

Can you claim from COID if an employee is diagnosed with Tuberculosis?
Do you know if you can claim from COID if one of your employees is diagnosed with Tuberculosis? Read on to see what our Health and Safety Expert has to say...... ››› more
[15 January 2014]

Do you provide food in your workplace? Implement the following seven steps in your health and safety management system
Providing a healthy, safe work environment also applies in cases where you provide staff meals. To comply with this legal requirement, make sure you implement the following seven steps in your health and safety management system.... ››› more
[09 January 2014]

Health and safety 101: Seven common company accidents you need to take steps to prevent
An accident can happen to anyone. While this is may be the case, you can prevent the vast majority of company accidents by being more safety conscious and better anticipating incidents and accidents. Make sure you're aware of these seven types of accidents so you can take steps to prevent them.... ››› more
[06 January 2014]

Are your employees already in 'holiday mode' and making silly mistakes? Here are five ways it can cost your business
As our year winds down to a close, your employees' minds are probably already adrift. They're in 'holiday mode', not focusing on the tasks at hand and that's when more accidents happen! Read on to see five ways their silly mistakes can cost your business...... ››› more
[13 December 2013]

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