SSP amount

Also:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/rates-and-thresholds-for-employers-2017-to-2018#statutory-sick-pay-ssp

https://www.gov.uk/calculate-statutory-sick-pay

How many qualifying days were there in your first week of sickness?

bikeit wrote: »

I have been off work this past few weeks and will be off for the next couple of months, but the rate of SSP im getting i believe is not correct, the first week i received £79.43 pw the second and third weeks i have received £89.84 pw so before i ring the company accountant can anyone offer me any help regarding what SSP i should be getting every week?

Are these the gross or net figures, if net have you checked your payslips to see if there were any deductions eg. union pension.

bikeit wrote: »

Net figures, cant comment on payslips as i haven't got any since i have been off sick, qualifying days in first week are 1 as i lost the first three days and the last day i worked was a friday and our week in work goes from Thursday to Thursday.

Not sure about your SSP calculation that you have linked to as you give your first day of sickness as 21/3 but say your last day of work was a Friday, presumably the Friday before the 21/3 which was 16/3.
Do you normally work 5 days a week Monday to Friday, or some other pattern?
Do you have any deductions other than tax and national insurance from your wages?

The figure for SSP is what you get as your gross wage if there are any deductions normally made these will be taken from your SSP. As such you cannot check SSP without knowing what these are.
Also the first payment you received probably fell into last tax year so there could well have been some tax rebate included in it, and possibly some earnings prior to sickness.

To check your SSP you do really need to get hold of your payslips.