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UIF payout on a R9 000 salary
If your average salary was R9 000 a month, UIF pays about R3 848.93 a month while your claim is at the full rate. That is 42.8% of your salary. With four full years of contributions, the whole claim comes to about R37 632.38.
R3 848.93per month, while your claim is paid at the full rate
- Per day
- R126.54
- Share of salary replaced
- 42.8%
- Credit days
- 365 days
- Paid at the full rate
- 238 days
- Paid at the reduced 20% rate
- 127 days
- Total over the whole claim
- R37 632.38
How the payout on R9 000 is worked out
- Daily income: R9 000 × 12 ÷ 365 = R295.89.
- Income replacement rate: 29.2 + 7173.92 ÷ (232.92 + 295.89) = 42.77%.
- Daily benefit: R295.89 × 42.77% = R126.54, or about R3 848.93 a month.
- Credit days: 1 for every 4 days you worked and paid UIF, up to 365 over the last 4 years.
- The first 238 credit days are paid at R126.54 a day. Days after that are paid at a flat 20% of your daily income, which is R59.18 a day.
How much you get for how long you worked
| You worked | Credit days | At full rate | At 20% rate | Total payout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 months | 45 | 45 | 0 | R5 694.30 |
| 1 year | 91 | 91 | 0 | R11 515.14 |
| 2 years | 182 | 182 | 0 | R23 030.28 |
| 3 years | 273 | 238 | 35 | R32 187.82 |
| 4 years | 365 | 238 | 127 | R37 632.38 |
Salaries close to R9 000
| Monthly salary | Rate | Per day | Per month | Total after 4 years of work |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R7 500 | 44.2% | R108.89 | R3 312.07 | R32 179.46 |
| R8 000 | 43.7% | R114.85 | R3 493.35 | R34 014.50 |
| R9 000 | 42.8% | R126.54 | R3 848.93 | R37 632.38 |
| R10 000 | 42.0% | R137.99 | R4 197.20 | R41 191.87 |
| R12 000 | 40.6% | R160.31 | R4 876.10 | R48 174.08 |
Before you claim
- You can claim if you were retrenched or dismissed, or if your contract ended. You cannot claim if you resigned.
- Apply within 12 months of your last working day, at a labour centre or online through uFiling.
- UIF works from what your employer declared, so the amount it pays can differ from this estimate.
Official information: Department of Employment and Labour and uFiling.