Vatco Consulting Services

Labour & Compensation Services in South Africa

Protect your business and your employees. We handle COIDA, UIF, and WCA registrations, compliance, assessments, and Letters of Good Standing.

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What Are Labour & Compensation Services?

Labour and compensation services help businesses stay compliant with South Africa’s laws regarding employee injury compensation and unemployment benefits. 

If you hire staff or contractors, you must register with the Department of Employment and Labour and Compensation Fund to protect both your business and your workers.

These services are essential when:

  • Applying for tenders or contracts that require a Letter of Good Standing

  • Hiring your first employee or contractor

  • Renewing COIDA or UIF registrations annually


Our Labour & Compensation Services

📅 COIDA (Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act)

  • New COIDA/WCA number registration

  • Director and employee registration

  • Workmen’s Compensation compliance

👨‍💼 COIDA Assessments

  • Submission of Return of Earnings (ROE)

  • Calculation of annual assessments

  • Audit support and document submission

📄 Letter of Good Standing

  • Apply or renew your Letter of Good Standing

  • Issued by the Compensation Fund

  • Required for compliance and tender eligibility

💼 UIF (Unemployment Insurance Fund)

  • UIF registration for your business and employees

  • Monthly UIF submission support

  • Department of Labour compliance setup

📖 Full COIDA Compliance Package

  • End-to-end setup and support

  • Covers registration, ROE, assessment, and Good Standing

  • Peace of mind for new and growing employers


Why These Services Matter

If you employ anyone—even a single part-time worker—you’re legally required to register with the Compensation Fund and UIF. Non-compliance can result in:

  • Penalties or blocked tenders

  • Rejection for funding or contracts

  • Legal risk in case of employee injury

Our team helps you get compliant quickly and keeps you updated with changing regulations.


Who Should Register?

  • Employers hiring full-time or part-time workers

  • Contractors and directors drawing salaries

  • Businesses applying for public or corporate contracts

  • NGOs and NPOs with paid staff


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Frequently Asked Questions

🤔 FAQs About Labour & Compensation Services in South Africa

1. What is COIDA?

COIDA stands for the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Act. It provides insurance for employees injured on duty.

2. What is a Letter of Good Standing?

It is a certificate from the Compensation Fund confirming your business is fully compliant with COIDA and its payments are up to date.

3. Who needs to register for COIDA?

Any business with employees, including directors who draw salaries, must register with the Compensation Fund.

4. How do I submit COIDA assessments?

You must submit a Return of Earnings (ROE) to calculate your annual payment. We assist with the submission and follow-up.

5. Is UIF registration mandatory?

Yes. Employers must register with UIF and submit monthly contributions for each employee.

6. What is the deadline for COIDA renewal?

ROE submissions are typically due between April and May each year. We keep clients updated with exact deadlines.

7. Can I get a Letter of Good Standing without submitting ROE?

No. You must be fully compliant, including submitting ROE and paying all assessments, before receiving a Letter of Good Standing.

8. Can I apply for tenders without COIDA or UIF?

Most public and corporate tenders require proof of COIDA and a valid Letter of Good Standing. Non-compliance may disqualify you.

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