I have managed to break my thumb, My last contract finished at the end of June and I have two interviews lined up this week which I m proberbly going to have to cancel. Am I able to cliam ssp via my LTD company?
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I know this isn't the question but... why can't you work with a broken thumb? Is driving the problem?Originally posted by TOSH1 View Post -
I presume these interviews are a long way from home? Bit extreme losing work just because of a thumb?Originally posted by Old Greg View Post
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my arm, hand and thumb is in plaster not to mention very painful. I'm not able to drive, carry boxes containing routers, switches or voip phones. i'm currently typing using one hand.Comment
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Is it your right hand and are you right handed??'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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[QUOTE=northernladuk;1354682]I presume these interviews are a long way from home?
first interview is 50 miles away and the second is 120 miles away. i am through to the second stage of both of these.Comment
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Why would you want to claim SSP? If there's funds in your company account then just take out a divi or am I missing something?Blood in your pooComment
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1. How long do the doctors expect you to be in plaster?Originally posted by TOSH1 View Post
2. If the time is short as some joints need to be kept mobile even if they are in plaster for a short time - can you go to the interviews by train and taxis?
There is no point missing out on a contract as SSP is not exactly a large amount.
And the information on SSP is here - Statutory Sick Pay : Directgov - Money, tax and benefits You need to let your accountant know that you want to claim it."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Claim on your insurance - Or get one arranged pretty prontoOriginally posted by TOSH1 View PostComment
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