New rules say Covid-19 vaccines can be made mandatory
In mid-June, the South African Department of Employment and Labour (DoEL) issued an update on the occupational health and safety directive, allowing employers to implement a mandatory workplace vaccination policy, amongst others, which is subjected to certain guidelines.
There have been many debates over whether employers can or cannot force their employees to take the Covid-19 vaccine, and while the latest directive sheds light on this matter, it also ensures that employers are reminded to consider the rights that employees have with regards to bodily integrity and religious freedoms and beliefs.
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Government Notice - Consolidated Direction 2021
Government Notice 28 May 2021 Consolidation of direction
MEASURES TO ADDRESS PREVENT AND COMBAT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 IN CERTAIN WORKPLACES IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR
CONSOLIDATED DIRECTION ON OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY MEASURES IN CERTAIN WORKPLACES
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Government Notice 1225 - Extension of National state of Disaster
Goverment Notice 1225 -
Extension of National the State of Disaster under Coronavirus COVID-19 lockdown
Level 1 Extended to 15 December 2020
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General Notice - Emergency Service Communications During COVID19
Independent Communications Authority of South Africa
Notice No. 512 of 2020
Mandating of a short code for the National Emergency Services
The service code “139” is mandated for COVID-19 national emergency
services during the National State of Disaster.
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Disaster Management Act of 2002 Level 1
Disaster Management Act of 2002 -
In terms of the Disaster Management Act of 2002 - Amended Regulation Update 17-09-2020 - to Chapter 6 where the regulation was amended to the application of the alert level to "Level 1"
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Reducing the time for COVID-19 patient De-isolation
Reduce Isolation time for Covid-19 patients. An alert from the Department of Health that guides the Covid-19 Patient into a reduced time of isolation after being tested positive.
"The recommended isolation period for patients with confirmed Covid-19 infection is reduced from 14 to 10 days."