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Notice period when signed off sick
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Rose341
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I am currently signed off sick from the doctor.
I have been off nearly two weeks and have just over 2 weeks remaining.
If I were to hand my notice in, does the remaining sick leave count as part of my notice period? My notice period is 4 weeks so do I go back to work at the end of my sickness (assuming it's not extended again) and then work my 4 weeks or is this included so effectively i go back after my sickness and work 2 weeks?
I have been off nearly two weeks and have just over 2 weeks remaining.
If I were to hand my notice in, does the remaining sick leave count as part of my notice period? My notice period is 4 weeks so do I go back to work at the end of my sickness (assuming it's not extended again) and then work my 4 weeks or is this included so effectively i go back after my sickness and work 2 weeks?
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Included. If you hand your notice in you're employed for the next 4 weeks, whether you're signed of or not doesn't change that.“I could see that, if not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled.” - P.G. Wodehouse0
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Thanks for replying. I was getting mixed advice0
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