Posted on December 02, 2013
Please note that no one without a legal permit from the Department of Home Affairs is allowed to work with or without remuneration.
Home Affairs Directive 29 of 2011 refers
Due to a recent change in interpretation by the Chief Director of Permits at the Department of Home Affairs Head Office in South Africa, a directive has been issued regarding the issuance of section11(2) visitor's visas/permits.
The Directive confirms that a section 11(2) visitor's visa/permit will be considered as a once off, non-renewable visa/permit that addresses an immediate short term or urgent need for a limited duration of work activity that cannot be met by an application for a work permit.
Furthermore, should an applicant wish to obtain a section 11(2) visitor's visa/permit, an application must be made in writing to the Director-General by the entity for which the applicant will be rendering services to confirm why such person cannot apply for a work permit and the reasons why the limited duration work envisaged is necessary and urgent.
Price Waterhouse Coopers (PWC) assists the University with applications. Please contact your HR-officer well in advance (at least 3 months) to facilitate the process.
2. Appointments/Claims
2.1 Appointments:
Attached are the most recent forms that need to be used:
1. Appointment of part-time lecturer
2. Appointment of tutor/education assistant/research helper
3. Bank and personal particulars form
Please send the following together with the forms:
1. Updated CV
2. Copy of highest qualifications
3. Copy of ID or passport and work/study permit
4. Motivation from HoD where applicable
2.2 Approval of appointments
No staff member or head of department may make promises of employment to prospective employees. All appointments must first be approved by the dean or acting dean after which the HR offices will send a letter of appointment. This procedure also applies to part-time staff who work on a claims basis.
2.3 Compensation
Please use the approved rates for appointments and claims (attached) and not market-related or negotiated rates.
2.4. Closing dates for appointments:
APPOINTMENT/PROMOTION/ |
FACULTY CLOSING DATES |
CENTRAL ADMIN CLOSING DATES
|
MAY |
15 April |
30 April |
JUN |
15 May |
31 May |
JUL |
10 June |
1 July |
AUG |
15 July |
1 August |
SEPT |
14 August |
1 September |
OCT |
13 September |
1 October |
NOV |
15 October |
1 November |
DEC |
11 November |
20 November |
13th RUN |
25 November |
13 December |
2.5 Claims for services rendered:
Please take note of the NEW claim forms (attached):
Ø Bank and Personal Particulars
Ø Claim for services rendered
Ø Claim: External Examiner/Foreign based external examiner.
Please attach a copy of ID or passport and work/study permit
General procedure:
• Please ensure that all required fields are completed, and signed by the employee and the HoD. Incomplete forms will be returned and payment will be delayed.
• Tippex not allowed.
• Forms must be submitted at the Faculty's HR office on :
CLAIMS FOR PAYMENT END OF
|
FACULTY CLOSING DATE |
MAY |
25 April |
JUN |
27 May |
JUL |
25 June |
AUG |
25 July |
SEPT |
26 August |
OCT |
25 September |
NOV |
25 October |
DEC |
15 November |
13th RUN |
11 December |
• All claims with regard to overtime must be completed on Self Service – UP. No claim forms will be accepted.
• Ensure that the faculty/department/support services are completed correctly as students tempt to complete the faculty of their study field.
• Check for lunch time (30 min) deduction after 5,5 hours worked.
First claimant
• Ensure that the ID/Passport/valid permits as well as Bank and Personal information form are attached.
• Confirm tax number (discontinue the use of the SARS registration form HR05/11)
Student Claims
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