My husband was employed by Kaysers Beach...

Asked by the Customer on 12-05-2014 15:47:28
Question posted in the General Law category relating to Eastern Cape

My husband was employed by Kaysers Beach Investments Pty Ltd as property caretaker. His remuneration was R2500,00 per month. He was walking with crutches when he was employed. On the 4th February 2014 he fell while he was on duty because one of his crutches broke. Two days later he underwent emergency surgery but never regained conscience. He died on the 7th February 2014. We have had incredible expenses with his operation and hospitalization. Are we entitled to some relief from the Fund as I know that Kaysers Beach Investments have been contributing.

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Posted by Att. Patrick on 14-05-2014 09:33:53
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