It depends on if they had used up all their accumulated sick ‘credits’ (can’t remember the correct term). As you work, you are, over four years, building up the sick pay credits which you will draw on when off sick. For the majority of people this pot never runs dry because they are not off sick enough. But if a person is one of those who is off for several months every year, they will be using the credits faster than they are accumulating and so the pot will run dry, and they would have sick pay deducted if they then left through IHRted_e_bear wrote: ↑Today, 05:49Nope, that didn't happen to someone at our place who just took IHR, he'd been off 6 months and got about 16k2chorizon wrote: ↑Today, 00:14Dont forget that any sick time pay leading up to ill health retirement will be minus’d off of the payout.
This was agreed in the shambles strike ending agreement back in 2024
example: payout £16000 - £10,000 sick pay for 5 months on sick leading up = £6000 in the pocket.
people aint as clever as they think they are when they shoot for IHR
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Ill health returement
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Barnacle
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Re: Ill health returement
’You can't just ask customers what they want and then try to give that to them. By the time you get it built, they'll want something new.’
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pieoftheday
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Re: Ill health returement
RM don't deduct sick pay if you leave on ill healthBarnacle wrote: ↑Today, 05:56It depends on if they had used up all their accumulated sick ‘credits’ (can’t remember the correct term). As you work, you are, over four years, building up the sick pay credits which you will draw on when off sick. For the majority of people this pot never runs dry because they are not off sick enough. But if a person is one of those who is off for several months every year, they will be using the credits faster than they are accumulating and so the pot will run dry, and they would have sick pay deducted if they then left through IHRted_e_bear wrote: ↑Today, 05:49Nope, that didn't happen to someone at our place who just took IHR, he'd been off 6 months and got about 16k2chorizon wrote: ↑Today, 00:14Dont forget that any sick time pay leading up to ill health retirement will be minus’d off of the payout.
This was agreed in the shambles strike ending agreement back in 2024
example: payout £16000 - £10,000 sick pay for 5 months on sick leading up = £6000 in the pocket.
people aint as clever as they think they are when they shoot for IHR