Johannesburg — Under pressure from civil society, the Department of Labour is
speeding up the investigation into how best to include domestic and
seasonal workers in the proposed revised unemployment benefits.
Minister of Labour Membathisi Mdladlana could announce the probe as
soon as mid-May with regulations to follow within 12 months of the
Unemployment Insurance Bill becoming law as anticipated in April
2002.
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