i will attempt to remember what it was I said, in the unlikely event that anyone wants to listen:
is my employer unusually shit in that they deduct pay for being off sick and force us to make up our hours if we have doctor appointments, or is this common? It's wrong.
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 21:43,
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is my employer unusually shit in that they deduct pay for being off sick and force us to make up our hours if we have doctor appointments, or is this common? It's wrong.
I get no sick pay with my job so I either have to take it as holiday or lose pay :/
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 21:45,
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I can't believe it's legal. When flu goes round everyone gets it and the office is just really unproductive for a while as no one wants to take time off. Surely not the best way to run a business
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 21:47,
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Except you will get ssp after day 5 of extended sickness (by law). You can go to a GP appointment if you use holiday entitlement but if it's unexpected hospital/GP visit... then tough! Unpaid leave.
On the other hand:
Bigger companies have lots of sickness policies you can exploit and many people get full or slightly reduced pay.
What I've realised after working for the small company is: Yes, it penalizes the sick and yes, it stops skivers from having a hangover recovery day. More people at work makes life less stressfull.
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Fri 25 Sep 2009, 21:50,
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On the other hand:
Bigger companies have lots of sickness policies you can exploit and many people get full or slightly reduced pay.
What I've realised after working for the small company is: Yes, it penalizes the sick and yes, it stops skivers from having a hangover recovery day. More people at work makes life less stressfull.