An ombudsman is someone that is appointed by a company to investigate individuals or take charge of complaints in an organization.

UIF Ombudsman Contact Details

The UIF is becoming popular and many people in South Africa are now becoming more interested than ever. With over 20,000 recorded active accounts in the UIF databases, the benefits attached are awesome. Before you can receive those benefits, you will have to contribute to the system and this will be 1% of your salary and that of your employer as well as 2%. The UIF registration is done by your employer and the benefits involved are split into various categories which involve maternity, adoption, illness, unemployment and survivor which can also be called dependent.

There are many UIF ombudsmen and you are free to call them and lay complaints when necessary as they have to help out and make sure that everything is put into place in your UIF account. Before picking up the phone to call the UIF ombudsman, you should have made sure that the information you are seeking towards getting is not found online as they only deal with pressing issues. Calling the ombudsman contact number depends on your province and they answer questions based on their province.

Going to the office of the UIF there might be a long queue and you might get discouraged, this is why contact details of all the UIF ombudsmen have been provided so that it will be easier for you to reach them and get the answers to your various questions.

 

Province Responsible Official Labour Centres Cell Numbers Emails
Eastern Cape Erna Terblanche Port Elizabeth/ Uitenhage/ Graaf Reinet/ Grahamstown/ Cradock 082 800 5163 [email protected]
Zukiswa Soldaat East London/ King Williamstown/ Queenstown/ Aliwal North/ Fort Beaufort 066 480 0062 [email protected]
Ntombomzi Dlova Transkei 066 480 0060 [email protected]
Free State Pitso Potsane/ Zinhle Mzila Welkom/ Kroonstad/ Sasolburg 063 693 7283/ 083 635 2301 [email protected]/ย [email protected]
Tsietsi Mosothoane/ Corne van Niekerk Bloemfontein/ Botshabelo/ Petrusburg/ Zastron 076 981 0324/ 082 563 2403/ 082 908 1716 [email protected]/ย [email protected]
Tebogo Mogotlane/ Andries Tshabalala/ Bibi Ndlovu Bethlehem/ Phuthaditjhaba/ Ficksburg/ Harrismith 082 097 3461/ 082 306 6701/ 072 339 7369 [email protected]/ย [email protected]/ย [email protected]
Gauteng Peter Godongwana / Lindiwe Sibiya Johannesburg/ Carletonville/ Roodepoort/ Sandton/ Randburg/ Soweto/ Maponya Processing Office 082 883 7553/ 066 304 3618 [email protected]/ [email protected]
Sena Shangase/ Ntombi Khoza Pretoria/ Temba/ Ga-Rankuwa/ Shoshanguve/ Atteridgeville/ Bronkhorstspruit/ Mamelodi/ Krugersdorp/ Randfontein 082 908 2158/ 066 481 8649 [email protected]/ย [email protected]
Gladys Sekhukhune/ Nomalan Pillay Germiston/ Alberton/ Benoni/ Brakpan/ Kempton Park/ Vereeniging/ Vanderbijlpark/ Nigel/ Springs/ Boksburg/ Sebokeng 082 827 0210/ 083 798 8214 [email protected]/ย [email protected]
Kwazulu Natal Gugu Khomo Durban/ Chatsworth, Pinetown, Prospecton, Verulam/ Phoenix/ Tongaat,Port Shepstone, Stanger, Ulundi/Jozini, Richardsbay/Eshowe 072 849 9335 [email protected]
Simenyiwe Mchunu Durban/ Chatsworth, Pinetown, Prospecton,Verulam/ Phoenix/ Tongaat, Port Shepstone, Stanger, Ulundi/Jozini, Richardsbay/Eshowe 066ใ€€489 0853 [email protected]
Jabu Fakazi Pietermaritzburg, Richmond, Kokstad, Estcourt, Dundee, Ladysmith, Newcastle, Vryheid 082 772 2821 [email protected]
Limpopo Ronet Landman All Provincial Labour Centres 076 792 9676 [email protected]
Mpumalanga Michael Nkabinde Kwamhlanga/ Middelburg/ Emalahleni 082 483 6435 [email protected]
Philisiwe Mabuza Barberton/ Malelane/ Mashishing/ Mbombela/ Sabie 066 344 0115 [email protected]
Nomvula Mkhonto Bethal/ Carolina/ Ermelo/ Mkhondo/ Secunda/ Standerton 066 344 0110 [email protected]
North West Marcia Mogamisi Mafikeng/ Lichtenburg 073 032 4027 [email protected]
Lerato Mitambo Rustenburg 079 872 5770 [email protected]
Andrew Mogonediwa Brits/ Mogwase 078 408 8042 [email protected]
Dlangamandla Mabusela Klerksdorp/ Potchefstroom 078 408 8042 [email protected]
Olebile Phiritshwane Vryburg/ Taung/ Christiana 072 851 7488 [email protected]
Northern Cape Bulelani Gwabeni De Aar/ Postmasburg/ Kimberley/ Kuruman/ Upington/ Springbok/ Calvinia 072 215 7580 [email protected]
Western Cape Thozama Ngonyama Bellville 082 438 6975 [email protected]
Bhele Mzinyati Cape Town 076ใ€€879 3477 [email protected]
Karen Fuller Mitchells Plain 072ใ€€560 2721 [email protected]
Rozetta Van Wyk Paarl 082ใ€€888 3342 [email protected]
Zulaigha Smith Somerset West 082ใ€€796 1849 [email protected]
Evril Adams-August Vredenburg 082ใ€€908 2173 [email protected]
Tembekile Hoza Worcester 082ใ€€384 1505 [email protected]
Hlanganisa Dalasile Beaufort West 072ใ€€354 8659 [email protected]
Timoti Nyakaza George 082ใ€€806 8044 [email protected]
Sulette Cronje Knysna 082 459 9615 [email protected]
Gerhard Janse Van Rensburg Mossel Bay 082ใ€€294 5678 [email protected]
Denver Siebritz Oudtshoorn 082ใ€€301 6447 [email protected]

 

There are several ways that you can file a complaint at the department of labour in complaints relating to the UIF, you can try out these alternative ways below if calling does not solve the problem.

The Department of labour Customer Contact Centre: 0861 843 384.

The Department of labour Office of Consumer Protection (OCP): (012) 394 1436 / 1558 /1076.

E-mail: [email protected]

The Department of labour Website: www.thedti.gov.za.

National Consumer Tribunal (NCT): (012) 663 5615.

Most times, various questions that you would want to ask the ombudsman have already been answered. There are so many enquiries that they go through daily and might be difficult to get access to you on time, this is why it is on a first come first serve basis. If you go to the offices you get to see a long queue of so many complaints and might be difficult to even get attended to on that same day.

Another easier way to reach the UIF is by using their toll-free number. This number allows citizens to call the UIF and lay complaints that they are facing in different areas and ask questions as well, using this toll-free number, you are not being charged as it is free. Make sure you have important documents ready before making that call as some questions will be asked, depending on your complaints. You can as well write to their mail if you are not interested in calls.

Conclusion

We have provided different UIF ombudsman contact details in this article and we have also given you alternative routes on how to reach out to the labour department in case of any issue. You just have to follow the instructions here and all your queries can be answered easily. You can email them and you can see their names there for each province, so you should call the ones that have been assigned to your province to know the details of your request.

 


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