Frequently Asked Questions

Do employers who are not registered with UIF qualify for the relief benefit?

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Answer: 

To date, more than 100,000 companies had applied to access UIF benefits and a total of R3.3 billion have been paid out.

A further 59,000 applications have been processed and 10,000 had been rejected for various errors – one of which is that the business failed to register with the UIF before the 15th March 2020.

Those who registered with the fund after this date are not eligible for the benefit.

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