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Alberton, Benoni, Boksburg, Brakpan, Bronkhorstspruit, Carletonville, Cullinan, Delmas, Germiston, Heidelberg, Johannesburg, Kempton Park,<br />

Krugersdorp, Nigel, Oberholzer, Pretoria, Randburg, Randfontein, Roodepoort, Sasolburg, Springs, Vanderbijlpark, Vereeniging, Westonaria,<br />

Witbank and Wonderboom.<br />

1. Employer pays ECA levies and compulsory for employers who are members of the ECA.<br />

2. Vat is payable on ECA levies only.<br />

3. Please ensure that the correct designation code is entered for each employee on the monthly contribution sheet.<br />

4. The minimum council levy is R55.00 per month per firm.<br />

5. Council levy are retained by the Bargaining Council and used towards administration cost.<br />

6. **A new General Assistant category has been introduced for ECA members only. Note that the job description must be strictly adhered to.<br />

SICK BENEFIT FUND (S.B.F.)<br />

a) Off sick for 1 or 2 days - Company to pay wages<br />

b) Off sick for 3 or 4 days - 1st and 2nd day – Company to pay wages. 3rd and 4th day SBF to pay employee.<br />

c) Off sick for 5 days or more – SBF to pay employee from day 1 up to 130 days per Fund year.<br />

d) SBF will pay at rates listed below if supplied with original documents and contributions are paid up to date.<br />

e) SBF is not liable for claims covered by Workmen’s Compensation, third party or self-inflicted injury.<br />

f) Claims must be submitted to Council within a period of 90 days.<br />

g) If an employee is off sick, the Company must still pay the SBF contributions to Council<br />

h) Illness for more than a week the Fund will pay the Pension Fund contributions, but the Council must be notified in writing.<br />

Payment Schedule<br />

Code Amount<br />

40+80 R 466.00<br />

R 465.60<br />

41+81 R 429.00<br />

R 428.75<br />

39+82 R 392.00<br />

R 391.25<br />

42+83 R 373.00<br />

R 372.35<br />

43+88 R 272.00<br />

R 271.26<br />

44+89 R 234.00<br />

R 233.24<br />

45+85 R 156.00<br />

R 155.84<br />

46+86 R 185.00<br />

R 184.33<br />

47+87 R 205.00<br />

R 204.93<br />

48+90 R 149.00<br />

R 148.82<br />

49+91 R 128.00<br />

R 127.12<br />

93+94 R 149.00<br />

R 148.82<br />

54 R 261.00<br />

R 260.62<br />

53 R 187.00<br />

R 186.26<br />

52 R 168.00<br />

R 167.60<br />

51 R 142.00<br />

R 141.51<br />

LIMITED DURATION CONTRACTS.<br />

“In cases where an employee is engaged on a limited duration contract, and such employee has not previously contributed to the Electrical<br />

Industry employed on such limited duration contract: Provided this will not apply to an employee who was previously a member of the<br />

Pension/Provident Funds and has not withdrawn from such Fund: Provided that, should such employee be employed on a further limited<br />

duration contract with the same employer within 90 days of the termination of his original limited duration contract, the employer and<br />

employee shall contribute towards the employee’s Pension/Provident Fund”.<br />

SEE DESIGNATION CODES: 80,81,82,83,85,86,87,88,89,90,91 AND 94.

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