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09
Feb
2018
Employees electing not to join medical aid schemes a concernBy:Creamer Media Reporter Construction and civil engineering industry professionals are reluctant to join medical aid schemes, citing monetary concerns as a primary deterrent. The Building and Construction Industry Medical Aid Fund (BCIMA) states that this is a concerning trend, given the number of work-related injuries and fatalities associated with these industries.
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