It is a fraught time to return to work, and employers and employees face a dizzying array of new regulations that have been implemented to contain the spread of Covid-19. Having protective measures in place is clearly essential, and monitoring compliance will be a huge and arduous task. But following the lead of other ministries, the tone of Minister of Employment and Labour Thulas Nxesi’s delivery came across as hectoring.
The Direction’s first commandment to employers is to notify employees about its contents. Much of that content is sensible and is there to protect the workforce and the public. This includes screening, the provision of personal protective equipment by employers at their cost, physical distancing measures at the workplace and that kind of thing. Many employers will have to issue each employee with at least two masks.
From Government’s perspective, employees being able to work, and therefore being paid by employers during this time, would reduce the financial burden on the UIF / TERS. A supportive address by the Minister towards employers was called for, as this requires a collective effort.
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It cannot be business as usual, says Labour Minister Thulas NxesiIt cannot be business as usual, says Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi Businesses must have a clear plan on how they will protect the health and safety of everyone in their workplace, Minister of Employment and Labour Thulas Nxesi. I think it's time these knuckledragging halfwits are rounded up, tarred, feathered and driven out of SA This dept is in the wrong hands as far as the Minister and his dept,i cannot hear them respondin to questions posed to them rather thy avoidin question frm this one to tht one.what is the use of this media breifin if thy dnt hv answeres?useless dept come i tell u 'it cannot be business as usual' No shit! Sherlock
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