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What is UIF, what percentage is the employee contribution, and calculate the annual contribution for an employee earning R20,000 per month?

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Part a

UIF stands for Unemployment Insurance Fund\boxed{\text{Unemployment Insurance Fund}}.

Part b

The percentage of a UIF contribution for an employee is 1%\boxed{\text{1\%}}.

Part c· 2 steps

  1. Calculate Mr.

    Baloyi's monthly UIF contribution.
    The employee contribution rate for UIF is 1% of the monthly salary.

    Monthly UIF contribution=1%×Monthly Salary\text{Monthly UIF contribution} = 1\% \times \text{Monthly Salary} Monthly UIF contribution=1100×R20000\text{Monthly UIF contribution} = \frac{1}{100} \times \text{R}20000 Monthly UIF contribution=R200\text{Monthly UIF contribution} = \text{R}200
  2. Calculate Mr.

    Baloyi's annual UIF contribution.
    To find the annual contribution, multiply the monthly contribution by 12 months.

    Annual UIF contribution=Monthly UIF contribution×12\text{Annual UIF contribution} = \text{Monthly UIF contribution} \times 12 Annual UIF contribution=R200×12\text{Annual UIF contribution} = \text{R}200 \times 12 Annual UIF contribution=R2400\text{Annual UIF contribution} = \text{R}2400

    Mr. Baloyi's UIF contribution annually is R2 400\boxed{\text{R2 400}}.

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