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sick?
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AJ1987
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sick?
Since finishing work this afternoon I've been feeling rough. Don't think I'll be able.to manage work in the morning so was just wondering what the procedure is really having never had time off sick before. No doubt my manager will think I'm pulling a fast one as I'm due to finish Saturday but I'm not really concerned by that to be honest. Will I be entitled to sick pay? Im on a three month rolling contract
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pinstripe
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Re: sick?
It depends if you have been employed for 12 months or not.
If you have, it doesn't really matter if your DOM 'thinks' you're pulling a fast one as you will be entitled to sick pay. It's irrelevant if you finish Saturday or not.
IIRC, we are not paid a week in arrears, so you will already have been paid for this week.
If you have, it doesn't really matter if your DOM 'thinks' you're pulling a fast one as you will be entitled to sick pay. It's irrelevant if you finish Saturday or not.
IIRC, we are not paid a week in arrears, so you will already have been paid for this week.
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AJ1987
- Posts: 108
- Joined: 29 Apr 2012, 17:29
- Gender: Male
Re: sick?
Yeh been there over 12 months. I have been paid for this week but just don't want to have a docket minus however much next week if I'm not entitled to anything. If that was the case I'd take some bog roll with me tomorrow and a sick bag and crawl round my walk lol.
Cheers for the reply
Cheers for the reply
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Glenno
- Posts: 1491
- Joined: 05 Jun 2007, 13:12
Re: sick?
If you are sick, then you go sick, simples, dosn't matter what contract you have, that's a different discussion, what you should be asking is "what is the sick procedure"?......All you do mate is phone the office at the earliest convieniencce to say that you are going sick.....sick pay is normally paid if you have 2 yrs service,?, if not SSP, hope this helps...

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coxie
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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- Joined: 09 Oct 2009, 14:57
- Gender: Male
Re: sick?
Sick pay is paid after 12 months so you're ok there. If you're sick phone the office and tell them you're not well so won't be in, if it lasts a few days then expect a bit of oressure to return such as being invited in for a meeting etc, plus a special delivery letter but just ignore and decline until you're fit to return.