Dependants to be registered Sample Clauses

Dependants to be registered. Every employer shall, when the Minister declares this part of the Agreement binding and thereafter at the engagement of each employee, determine if an employee has dependants and ensure that such dependants are registered with the Health Care Fund, and every employer shall, if an employee's dependants have not previously been registered with the Health Care Fund, inform the Regional Chamber of the dependants of each of his employees within five days of the end of each calendar month in the form and manner specified by the Regional Chamber. In the event of no dependants having to be registered in respect of the calendar month, a 'Nil' return shall be submitted. An employee who can prove to the satisfaction of his employer that his dependants are covered by a registered medical aid scheme need not register his dependants with the Health Care Fund. Proof of such medical aid scheme membership must be available for inspection purposes. An employer shall forward the service record card of each employee with dependants to the Regional Chamber to enable the Regional Chamber to record the fact that an employee has dependants on such card unless the employee's card already reflects such information.
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