Hi all,
Im new to the forums sorrry if this isnt the correct place to post this but just wanted to clear something up.
Is it true that after a stage 1 you then have to wait 6 months for it to clear? Because i took 4 days off in sept 2017 and currently having another 3. In feb that would mean i would of had a total of 7 days (2 seperate weeks) therefore not flagging up as a stage 1. Does that mean it will still clear in feb?
Sorry if it sounds confusing but only asking as i dont often go sick.
Thanks
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Confused about sick leave
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Jambomatt1874
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No I don’t think so. It only clears after a clear 6 months
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chickenwittle
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No it's a bit confusing but you are allowed to have up to 13 days sick using no more than 3 separate abscences. So as it stands right now you could still take 6 more days sick before sept 18 and still not trigger a stage 1 . Once sept 18 has passed your sickness from sept 17 will no longer count towards your yearly total as a full year would have passed .
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cpsteve
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Wow so you can have 26 days off each year with no comebacks who would be an employer.chickenwittle wrote:No it's a bit confusing but you are allowed to have up to 13 days sick using no more than 3 separate abscences. So as it stands right now you could still take 6 more days sick before sept 18 and still not trigger a stage 1 . Once sept 18 has passed your sickness from sept 17 will no longer count towards your yearly total as a full year would have passed .
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chickenwittle
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No read it again you can have 13 days or 3 abscences in a 12 month period without triggering a stage.
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Ngray90
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Ok that makes sense. Thanks for the replies
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postman_jack
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When do the 12 month or 6 month periods begin? is it from the latest absences?
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Creditshampoo
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From when the stage is issuedpostman_jack wrote:When do the 12 month or 6 month periods begin? is it from the latest absences?
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fishtank
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The 12 month period is continuously rolling.postman_jack wrote:When do the 12 month or 6 month periods begin? is it from the latest absences?
Any breach of standards in any 12 month period will trigger a stage 1, as pointed out after the 1st stage the time starts when the stage is issued, not when the absence triggers a review. Members should keep a diary, "I thought I was clear" is something I hear a lot.
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