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OUTsurance Relief for their SME Service Providers

OUTsurance Relief for their SME Service Providers

19 Apr 2020

OUTsurance has committed relief funding for OUTsurance service providers who are impacted by the inability to work during the COVID -19 pandemic

QUALIFICATION CRITERIA

  • Service providers must have a turnover of less than R50m per annum
  • The Rand value of work allocated to our service provider by OUTsurance must drop by more than 50% during the period April to June 2020
  • This drop has to be caused by the impact of the pandemic and not because of normal work reductions due to poor service or audit outcomes
  • OUTsurance will assess this by the 10th of each month, starting
    1 May 2020. An individual service provider can only qualify once.
  • OUTsurance will assess the merits of each application and make a contribution to the service provider.

HOW DO I REGISTER / APPLY?

Service providers can apply by sending a motivation to covid19sphelp@out.co.za

WHERE CAN I
 FIND SUPPORT?

Email: covid19sphelp@out.co.za

SUPPORTING RESOURCES

OUTsurance commits R102 million to support COVID-19 efforts

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