SECTION 13A OF THE PFA: EMPLOYER’S FAILURE TO PAY ...

68 SECTION 13A OF THE PFA: EMPLOYER S FAILURE TO PAY EMPLOYEE S CONTRIBUTION TO THE EMPLOYEE S PENSION FUND Motseotsile Clement Marumoagae Senior Lecturer & Supervisor in the Community Law Center, North West University (Mafikeng Campus) 1 INTRODUCTION Contributions to retirement funds are typically divided into two categories, being the members or employees contributions which are deducted from members salary and employers contributions which are usually contributed by the employer as a fringe benefit. The rules of the fund most often make provision for the employer to pay current contributions for each of the employees employed by that employer to the pension fund to which the employer is participating until the retirement date of such The employment contract would also determine whether the employer can deduct amounts from the employee s salary

Deductions from Pension Benefits for Purposes of Section 37D of the Pension Funds Act 24 of 1956: Employers Forced to Tow the Line” 2007 (19) SA Merc LJ. 189 - 204 198. 5. Hendrie . et al “Risk benefit provision through provident and pension funds” (2007) available at

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