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Change Management Focus
Effective management of change provides a structured, consistent, and measurable change environment to be utilized across an organization and is a critical component in the success of its daily business. Its goal is to increase awareness and understanding of proposed changes across the organization and ensure that all changes are made in a thoughtful way that minimize negative impact to services and customers. An organization should have a document that defines the implementation of Change Management procedure. The computing systems, networks, peripherals, and associated facilities are subject to continuous changes driven by new technology, evolving business requirements, changing contractual requirements, and growing regulatory policies. Effective change management applies to both systems and supporting infrastructure, and is a necessary component for the continuous success and growth of the organization.
Medico Legal l Forensic Devision
- Pre-morbid vs. post-morbid career paths
- Pre-morbid vs. post-morbid income, increases, and promotions
- Future employability
- Loss of income
Human Resource Devision
Can I Claim
To have a claim, under the current system in terms of the 1996 Act of Parliament, you need to satisfy two requirements:
Firstly, that you were injured in an accident, however minor that injury may be;
Secondly, that you were not to blame for the accident.
If you are uncertain as to whether you have a claim or not, please contact us for an quick and easy consultation.
F.A.Q.
- A person who sustained a bodily injury in the accident (except a driver who was the sole cause of the accident);
- A dependent of a deceased breadwinner;
- A close relative of the deceased who paid for the funeral; and
- A claimant under the age of 18 years must be assisted by a parent, legal guardian or curator ad litem.
- See the Claims procedure section for detailed information on submitting a claim.
- Identified claims (claims where the identity of the driver or owner of the guilty motor vehicle is known) must be lodged with the Fund within 3 years from the date of the accident and must be finalised within 5 years from the date of accident.
- Hit and Run claims (claims where the identity of the driver or owner of the guilty motor vehicle is unknown) must be lodged with the Fund within 2 years from the date of the accident and must be finalised within 5 years from the date of accident.
- Claims in terms of an undertaking certificate issued in terms of section 17(4)(a)(ii) of the Act must be lodged and finalised within 5 years from the date on which services were rendered to the injured.
Yes, you can furnish authorization to the Fund to make payment of the costs directly to your medical aid or you can arrange with your medical to pay them back once the Fund has made payment to you.
- A tax invoice for medical expenses.
- A Service contract, certified copy of the employee’s ID and proof of the costs being incurred for a domestic worker, caregiver and/or gardener.
- Details of the vehicle that is being used to transport the injured including the name of the owner and driver, purchase price of the vehicle, type, make and model of the vehicle, Distance traveled and tax invoice from the service provider.
- Proof of the costs of special school fees, transport to and from the school and hostel fees before the accident together with the current costs (Tax invoice)
- Approved building plans of the house before the accident, photos of the areas which need to be altered and at least 2 fully specified reasonable quotes for the proposed building costs.
No, all that is required is that you must have incurred the obligation to pay the service provider. This means that a binding contract must have been concluded between yourself and the service provider. A quotation is therefore not sufficient proof that the costs have been incurred.