Originally posted by Spacecadet
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Previously on "So now permies can only ever be sick on work time"
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As I understood it, it was law. Or at least, within the legal framework, as a rule. Perhaps this is the first time it's been tested. Or the first time it's become Europe wide. At the time, it was certainly obscure - hence my need to point it out.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThis was back in 2000. As I understood it then, what was in the handbook was required by law back then. So what's changed? (btw, Self-cert sickness was most certainly NOT covered ).
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When I was a permie manager in the UK, I contracted bronchitis on the last few days of my holiday. I went to the doctor and got a sick note, as I was clearly going to be off more than the three days of self-cert. The sick note was dated from the date that I saw him.
I gave it into HR on return to work, and they credited my holiday account for the few days covered by the sick note, after I pointed out the relevant section in the employees handbook.
This was back in 2000. As I understood it then, what was in the handbook was required by law back then. So what's changed? (btw, Self-cert sickness was most certainly NOT covered ).
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Originally posted by MrMark View PostAbsolutely. In fact the more benefits permies get, the better. I suggest we campaign for a 30 hour week and 10 weeks paid holiday a year for Permies NOW!
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostI believe some areas of the public sector have this already.
Duvet days, blanket days, sickness days on holiday, it's no wonder why contractors are more cost efficient and in demand!
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I believe some areas of the public sector have this already.
Duvet days, blanket days, sickness days on holiday, it's no wonder why contractors are more cost efficient and in demand!
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It's a shame you can't provide a proof of lack of sickness to potential clients/employers.
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I heard about this. So what does that means for us? I mean its hardly fair on us that we miss out on contractual rates if a permie sneezes in my face...
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So now permies can only ever be sick on work time
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