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D E P A R T M E N T O F D E F E N C ETable 12.40b: Leave Payouts, FY2010/11 - Public Service Act PersonnelReasonLeave Payout for FY2010/11 due <strong>to</strong>non-utilization <strong>of</strong> leave for previous cycleLeave Payout for FY2010/11 due <strong>to</strong>discounting <strong>of</strong> LeaveLeave Payout for FY2010/11 onTermination <strong>of</strong> ServiceTOTALTotal Amount01 983 43912 053 42914 036 869Number <strong>of</strong>Employees0464515979Average Payment perEmployee04 27523 40514 338Note: All vacation leave <strong>to</strong> an employee's credit on termination <strong>of</strong> service by means <strong>of</strong> retirement medical retirement early retirement contractexpiry or exit mechanisms are paid out. Discharges (misconduct) are excluded.H I V / A I D S A N D H E A L T H P R O M O T I O N P R O G R A M M E STable 12.41a:Steps taken <strong>to</strong> reduce the risk <strong>of</strong> occupational exposureUnits/categories <strong>of</strong> employees identified <strong>to</strong> beat high risk <strong>of</strong> contracting HIV & related diseases(if any)Low risk: All membersMedium risk: Members on deployment (internal<strong>to</strong> RSA) ie RSA border protection bases / postsHigh risk: Members on deployment (external <strong>to</strong> RSA)Key steps taken <strong>to</strong> reduce the riskHIV workplace programmesPeer education programmesBuddy aid programmesAvailability first aid kits/boxesWellness programmeCondom distribution points for both males and femalesHealth promotion programmes before deploymentAll the above programmes and interventions apply. The emphasiseis on discipline and the conduct <strong>of</strong> military personnelBuddy aid lecturesTrained operational emergency care practitionersAll the programmes and interventions reflected for low andmedium risk exposurePeer educationTrained operational emergency care practitionersSpecific HIV prevention programmesSpecific health promotion programmes during deploymentANNUAL REPORT FY 2010/2011 117

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