Employment and Labour to host a seminar for employers in OR Tambo District, Eastern Cape
23 June 2026

The Department of Employment and Labour and its entity, the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF), will be hosting an Employer Seminar in Mthatha, Eastern Cape. The seminar brings together employers, business owners and SMMEs to discuss compliance with labour legislation, provide guidance on key labour programmes and services, foster open dialogue and strengthen the relationship between the Department and employers as key stakeholders in the employment environment.

The following topics will be covered:

  • UIF Compliance
  • Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act (COIDA)
  • Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA)
  • Public Employment Services (PES)
  • Inspection and Enforcement Services
  • Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA)

Ahead of the seminar, a service delivery campaign will be conducted to assist communities with UIF and Compensation Fund claims and enquiries, registration of work seekers on the ESSA database and information on the National Minimum Wage and Basic conditions of employment.

Event details are as follows:

Build-up campaigns:

DATEVENUEAreaTIME
24 June Constituency Office, Main StreetQumbu08h00 -15h00
25 June Constituency Office, Main StreetElliotdale08h00 -15h00
29 June Mqanduli Main StreetMqanduli 08h00 -15h00

 

      

 

 

Employer Seminar:

📅 Date: Monday, 29 June 202

📍 Venue: Mayfair Hotel, Mthatha

🕘 Time: 09:00 – 13:00

🔗 RSVP:Cebisa.siyobi@labour.gov.za  / Abongile.Hoza@labour.gov.za

 

Clients are advised to bring the following documents related to the service required;

  • ID Documents/Valid Passport,
  • Completed UI-19 form & Salary Schedule,
  • Proof of residence,
  • Bank stamped UI-2.8 form,
  • Unemployed youth should bring along a detailed CV to be registered on the ESSA Database.

 

For media inquiries, please contact:

Teboho Thejane

Departmental Spokesperson

082 697 0694/ teboho.thejane@labour.gov.za

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Issued by: Department of Employment and Labour

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