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on maternity leave, not paid for keeping in touch days.
lollipop14
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Hi,
I hope this is the correct place to ask this.
I am currently on maternity leave, and have reached the SMP portion of my leave. I worked 4 "keeping in touch" days this month, which I should have been paid for and haven't.
Does anyone know what my rights are in this situation? Can they just say they'll give me it next month or can I insist on getting it this month?
I returned the appropriate form stating the dates I was working, I followed the form up with an email to personnel (I've generally found them to be useless in the past!) and my line manager contacted them as well.
Thanks in advance
L x
I hope this is the correct place to ask this.
I am currently on maternity leave, and have reached the SMP portion of my leave. I worked 4 "keeping in touch" days this month, which I should have been paid for and haven't.
Does anyone know what my rights are in this situation? Can they just say they'll give me it next month or can I insist on getting it this month?
I returned the appropriate form stating the dates I was working, I followed the form up with an email to personnel (I've generally found them to be useless in the past!) and my line manager contacted them as well.
Thanks in advance
L x
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You could ask for it if it's their error if you say you will have financial hardship if they don't..DFW (08/08) £64,346.53 Gone (02/19)
MFW (08/08) £118k Gone (09/23)0 -
Most organisations have a date by which claims have to be received ( often the 15th of the month)by payroll and if your claim isn't in by then you get paid the next month.0
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