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Hi, looks like sick pay is SSP and not full pay - she needs to get a copy of the sick absence policy.

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The contract is dated Dec 22, so according to the sick pay section she  doesn't have a years service and is only entitled to SSP.

 

A common way of showing that would be to deduct the days from salary, and add it back in again as SSP.

 

First 3 days of a sickness period aren't eligible for SSP so I am guessing that is the other absence on file.

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It looks ok to me, I would ask payroll to talk me through it if unsure. I don't know what codes they use for everything.

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On 02/06/2023 at 10:26, Nicky Boy said:

Sorry if I'm missing something here, but with all the sick periods being due to pregnancy / ante natal reasons, shouldn't the employer be reminded about their obligations about indirect sex discrimination?

Only if they were breaching them. They aren't.

 

WWW.DAVIDSONMORRIS.COM

Special rules apply when managing Pregnancy Related Sickness Absence. This guide summarises the key points for HR and managers.

 

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