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SSP/Sick pay
Sarah69
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Hi,
Just a quick question I’m currently off sick from work for almost 2 months now. I just had a meeting with my manager who said I should be getting ssp as well as full sick pay which I’m on currently. Is this correct?
Just a quick question I’m currently off sick from work for almost 2 months now. I just had a meeting with my manager who said I should be getting ssp as well as full sick pay which I’m on currently. Is this correct?
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No sorry - there is only one sick pay entitlement. Your employer must offer this. It can offer a higher amount of course, but usually the entitlement is that flat £116.75 per week
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Your employer may technically be paying you SSP and then topping it up to full pay.
But a banker, engaged at enormous expense,Had the whole of their cash in his care.
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Your SSP is included within the pay you are receiving from employer. Ask the HR department for an SSP10
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