Hi all,
I have worked for RM for 17 months now and am on my fourth temporary contract. My latest contract says i have continuous service over those 17 months. I am currently off sick with a very bad back and kidney complaint and look forward to getting my warning for being so frivolous with my time off when i return. What i would like to know is will i get sick pay? No where on my contract does it mention sick pay - it just refers to a HR manual that i do not have. This worries me as i cannot afford to be paid zero yet i have no option but to stay in bed. If someone can let me know i would be most grateful. Regards
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: sick pay
If you are treated the same as permanent staff, which you should be, then yes you will be paid your normal contract.
IIRC its after 12months/1 Years service that you start getting sick pay.
IIRC its after 12months/1 Years service that you start getting sick pay.
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Re: sick pay
Many thanks for that reply - that is certainly reassuring and i can stop panicking now. Kind regards