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Is Your Retirement Fund Section 37C Compliant?

Section 37C of the Pension Fund Act places a significant responsibility on retirement fund trustees. When a member dies before reaching normal retirement age, trustees cannot simply pay the death benefit to the nominated beneficiary and consider the matter closed. The law requires a thorough, documented investigation – and the consequences of getting it wrong […]

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When Should You Consider a Polygraph Test?

In today’s business environment, maintaining trust and integrity within the workplace is more important than ever. When suspicions arise, whether relating to theft, fraud, misconduct or a breach of confidentiality, employers need reliable tools to assist in uncovering the truth. The polygraph test is one such tool and at Uphando we administer it with the highest level of professionalism and care.

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How Tracking Devices Help Verify Vehicle Theft Claims

Tracking devices are valuable tools in vehicle theft claim investigations, providing objective data such as last known location, signal loss information and possible tampering evidence. Many insurers require approved tracking devices for certain high-risk or higher-value vehicles and an inactive or missing unit may affect theft cover or claim acceptance depending on the policy terms.

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What Employers Need to Know About South Africa’s Legal Requirements for Criminal Background Checks

In today’s competitive hiring landscape, conducting thorough background checks is no longer optional –  it’s a legal and ethical necessity. Yet many South African employers remain unaware of the specific legal requirements governing how criminal record checks must be conducted.

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Why surface-level fraud investigations fail to uncover the full network

When fraud is discovered in a business, the natural instinct is to deal with the obvious culprit quickly and move on. However, this approach rarely addresses the full extent of the problem and often leaves the door open for continued losses. Fraud and corruption seldom operate in isolation. What appears to be a single dishonest

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