WHAT WE DO FOR YOU!
Mother.Lab is a research and practice-based studio responding to the realities of change, belonging and caregiving in South Africa, where care is largely privatised, feminised and unevenly held.
One of those responses is helping Domestic Employers register their employees for UIF. It's a step to show care for those who care about us and our loved ones and our homes.
What you will Need
What you will need when you start for the easiest and quickest submission.
Note: You can upload the proof of residence via the form or email support@motherlab.co.za with your ID number in the subject line. For queries, email support@motherlab.co.za or drop us a message in our chat.
Employer Details
Name | Surname | Tel Number | Email Address | ID Number | Physical Address |
Employee Details
Name | Surname | ID Number | Start Date | Gross Remuneration
Proof of Residence
Utility Bill | Telephone Bill | Retail Bill - Not older than 3 months
3 Simple Steps
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Sign the final forms for submission
The UI-8D and UI-19 Deprtament of Labour forms with all your submitted information will be emailed to you for your signature. Sign and email back to support@motherlab.co.za
We handle the submission, document sending, and queries until it is done.
You will be notified of your registration submission via email.
Please wait 21 working days before following up. You can click below, email us directly at support@motherlab.co.za or connect with us on the chat.
This is about more than compliance. It's about care for those who do the care work.
The most valuable employees are the ones working right inside our homes, around our family, and with our children. We should want to do what is right by them.
Part of that means registering for UIF so they are covered and protected if something goes wrong with their employment.
UIF registration is a legal requirement. South African law requires that employers of domestic workers register their workers for the Unemployment Insurance Fund if they work for more than 24 hours a month.
Don't let administration be the reason you don't do what's right
