The 14 days isolation request by employer ?

aayush

bradders1983 said:

So your son tested positive on the 14th and you are still awaiting the results of your own TEN days later? When did you actually have the test?

did my test yesterday as the lost my original order

my son was done on Monday and awaiting his results  he had symptoms of cd 19 not have cd 19

CocoM2020

Did you have a test done? What was the result of your sons test? Well you can’t go back till you the results especially if HR know about it. They will want to see your results.

Barny1979

God this is painful, like pulling teeth....

aayush

Barny1979 said:

God this is painful, like pulling teeth....

Having teeth pulled cost an arm and a leg these days as does been on SSP 

epm-84

aayush said:

bradders1983 said:

Right so its the school who told you to do it, and NOT the NHS Track and Trace thing?

Probably means the fine isnt relevant then, but do with this info what you will.

hi I had to advise school son had a temp cough and runny nose last Thursday got a text the school must not come to school till the test is done or till get negative from the result  

A runny nose is not a symptom of COVID but if you have a cold at the same time as COVID then it can be passed on through the runny nose e.g. if tissues are left lying around or if hands aren't washed after the nose is blown.

Was it a dry continuous cough?
Was his back or chest hot to touch?

If the answer to both of those are no then you could argue your son did not have symptoms of COVID (in accordance with NHS guidelines) and the school were not justified in asking you to self-isolate.

aayush

this the response from my employer payroll section 
This relates to the self-isolation deduction of 9.5 days from the 17th to the 30th September we also paid him SSP for these days.

bradders1983

aayush said:

this the response from my employer payroll section 
This relates to the self-isolation deduction of 9.5 days from the 17th to the 30th September we also paid him SSP for these days.

You chose to have the 2 weeks off, you should have checked how much SSP was.

aayush

bradders1983 said:

aayush said:

this the response from my employer payroll section 
This relates to the self-isolation deduction of 9.5 days from the 17th to the 30th September we also paid him SSP for these days.

You chose to have the 2 weeks off, you should have checked how much SSP was.

it seems I do not wish to be rude but I have said several times that I did not choose to be off for the days was told by my FC die the issue with my son as he lived with us and is only 10 years old  
that y I said would have been better to have kept quiet and carry on at least got the full payment for the month 

bradders1983

A school told you to have the time off, and not NHS Track and Trace 

littleredrose

The problem is whilst you wait for your test results you need to stay in isolation, and only go back if result is negative or 14 days are up. So I see what OP is saying. You really need to check your workplace policies and take it from there. If it is considered leave because of sickness and for that you only get SSP, sadly that is what happens.