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Sick leave calculation - confusion on mutual termination


- "Termination date now based on a final date of xx June 2025
- Notice pay (PILON x 4 weeks): £3,538.46 (less £266.01 as per the below) = £3,272.45
- Annual leave (16. 5 days and 4 Bank Holidays): £3,626.92
- Sick Pay owed from Claimant to Respondent: £266.01"
"Sick Pay Calculations
In terms of the sick pay owed, my client has provided the following calculations.
Annual salary £46,000 gross per annum (£46,000 salary /260 working days)
Daily Rate £176.92
Statutory Sick Pay Rate is currently £118.75 per week from April 2025
Salary which was due for April, May and up to 13 June
| £9,425.39 |
Period of Unpaid Leave
10/03/25 to 31/03/25 – 16 working days (unpaid leave) salary deduction of £2830.77
01/04/25 to 07/04/25 – 5 working days (unpaid leave) salary deduction of £884.62
Total Deduction: £3,715.38
Sickness Absence
Upon receipt of the Claimant’s Fit Note the following calculations are made:
08/04/25 to 30/04/25 – 17 working days Deduction of £3007.69 – and the Claimant should have received the following Statutory (SSP) and Company Sick Pay (CSP);
· SSP - £332.50
· CSP - £1531.73 (Based on entitlement of 2 weeks)
01/05/25 to 31/05/25 – 22 working days Deduction of £3,833.33 – and the Claimant should have received the following;
· SSP - £522.50
· CSP - £0
01/06/25 to 13/06/25 – 10 working days Deduction of £1,769.23 – and the Claimant should have received the following;
· SSP - £237.50
· CSP - £0
Total Deductions: £8,610.25
Total Statutory Sick Pay: £1,092.50
Total Company Sick Pay: £1,531.73
TOTALS (Deductions shown as minus)
Salary Payments for Apr, May and June until 13/06/25 | £9,435.39 |
Unpaid Leave Deduction 10/03/25 to 07/04/25 | -£3,715.38 |
Sickness Deduction 08/04/25 to 30/04/25 | -£8,610.25 |
SSP Payment | £1,092.50 |
CSP Payment | £1,531.73 |
DIFFERENCE OWED | · -£266.01 |
I do not understand the calculations as they are drawing against what wasn't paid (SSP and CSP). Also, why are they making deductions for sickness?
Kindly help me understand this and i would appreciate your help responding to the company.
Many thanks
Comments
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justaregular_bloke said:Also, why are they making deductions for sickness?
You've been provided with a detailed breakdown of how the calculation was made it would appear.
While you mention Apr, May and Jun. Appears that an adjustment has been made for March. Presumably previously this was paid in full. However there's a back adjustment for unpaid leave.0 -
The below is the calculation i have made. Can someone help me see if i my approach is wrong?
CSP @176.92 SSP @118.75 Days Period Salary @176.92 16 10/03/25 to 31/03/25 £ 2,830.72 unpaid leave £ 3,715.52 5 01/04/25 to 07/04/25 £ 884.60 unpaid leave £ 1,769.20 £ 332.50 17 08/04/25 to 30/04/25 £ 3,007.64 £ 522.50 22 01/05/25 to 31/05/25 £ 3,892.24 £ 237.50 10 01/06/25 to 13/06/25 £ 1,769.20 70 Total £ 12,384.40 amount I should have been paid -£ 3,715.52 unpai d leave -£ 3,007.64 Sickness deduction (08/04/25 - 30/04/25) -£ 5,661.44 Sickness deduction (01/05/25 - 13/06/25) -£ 0.20 The amount I owe you £ 1,092.50 SSP @ 118.7 minus 3 qualifying days £ 1,769.20 CSP @176.92 for 2 weeks (10 working days) £ 2,861.70 Total sick pay to be paid to me -£ 0.20 minus the amount I owe you Total £ 2,861.50 total Sick pay owed me 0
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