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24 hour short fall due to illness
MagicMan29
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Hi All
I have a partner and have a job to work 24 hours a week. Min wage
A few times this year ive had time off work (a few days here and there each time)
My employer doesn't offer sick pay.
My question is, will this affect my WTC award if i haven't earned the correct amount of income for 24 hours a week over the financial year?
I have a partner and have a job to work 24 hours a week. Min wage
A few times this year ive had time off work (a few days here and there each time)
My employer doesn't offer sick pay.
My question is, will this affect my WTC award if i haven't earned the correct amount of income for 24 hours a week over the financial year?
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If you have more than 3 days off sick your employer is legally required to pay you SSP as a minimum. They are not obliged to pay you anything for those first three days. https://www.gov.uk/statutory-sick-pay
WTC eligibility is based on hours worked not income earned. You still count as working if you are temporarily ill. https://www.gov.uk/working-tax-credit/further-informationInformation I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.1 -
A few times sick of a few days in less than two months?
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Here it is: A few times this year ive had time off work (a few days here and there each time)calcotti said:
Where does the ‘less than two months come from’?0 -
Point taken - in the context of the question I read this as financial year but it could indeed refer to the calendar year. My bad!bengal-stripe said:
Here it is: A few times this year ive had time off work (a few days here and there each time)
Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.0
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