On April 16, the fund paid the first batch of Covid-19 Temporary Employer/Employee Relief Scheme benefits to employers on behalf of workers.
"We would like to apologise to all our stakeholders, particularly our clients, for this unfortunate turn of events and the resultant delays."We are doing everything in our power to ensure that the problem is resolved today [yesterday], so that we can start processing May applications immediately," said Maruping.
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So they have no back-up for such a critical link SITA should know better UIFBenefits
Somehow, I cant bring myself to believe it. Mainly because everyone I know has had pitiful returns on their efforts. In application for thousands of people. Unless you have a 'contact' it doesnt happen. That there were huge payouts I have no doubt. But the beneficiaries? Cronies
Mr Commissioner we are suffering please speed up your process. Omastand bafuna imali yerenti
Another apology that doesnt suit some of us...🙄
we dont want ur apologies....they dnt change our circumstance! some accountability wid mean something
To splice a fibre cable doesnt take 8hours he better comes up with better excuse.nxa
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