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Originally posted by Gary McKay Gary McKay wrote:


PS If your job was closed on Friday it is NOT your fault and you should not be punished. 


I was told it all depends on your contract. Everywhere will be different.
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Originally posted by rossieman rossieman wrote:

Originally posted by Gary McKay Gary McKay wrote:


PS If your job was closed on Friday it is NOT your fault and you should not be punished. 


I was told it all depends on your contract. Everywhere will be different.
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This query is more to do with sick leave.

I work in finance and have gotten a doctor/cert to state I'm unable to work for 2 weeks. (9 working days due to bank holiday) I tore a calf muscle and have to keep it rested, elevated, iced etc I'm currently back home on the other side of the country so both the gp and doctor in the hospital told me notto travel.

Work are now advising after 7 consecutive days out  to ask my doctor for some social welfare cert. 

Does this mean work won't pay me sick leave after  7 days or welfare pay some of it? I was just made perm back in May and expect work to pay me as I've provided my cert.


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Depends whats in your contract. 
Some employers pay your full wage while out sick and others give you nothing.
Either way just ask your GP for a social welfare sick cert.They will know exactly what you need.
If work pay you they will want to be reimbursed by Social Welfare for the amount of illness benefit paid out,you must be getting paid from them as I doubt they'd be chasing you otherwise.



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You're taking 2 weeks off an office job for a torn calf? Jesus f**king christ id sack ye now.
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About 2 years ago i smashed my head open, ended up getting 13 stitches in my forehead and took 4 days off. 2 weeks for a torn calf muscle seems excessive 
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Originally posted by AntrimMan AntrimMan wrote:

You're taking 2 weeks off an office job for a torn calf? Jesus f**king christ id sack ye now.

LOL

I agree.

I was back in work 2 days after knee surgery
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Originally posted by lassassinblanc lassassinblanc wrote:

Originally posted by AntrimMan AntrimMan wrote:

You're taking 2 weeks off an office job for a torn calf? Jesus f**king christ id sack ye now.

LOL

I agree.

I was back in work 2 days after knee surgery
 
I had open heart surgery in the morning and was back at work in the afternoon FFS. 2 weeks for a sore leg
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Originally posted by Newryrep Newryrep wrote:

Originally posted by lassassinblanc lassassinblanc wrote:

Originally posted by AntrimMan AntrimMan wrote:

You're taking 2 weeks off an office job for a torn calf? Jesus f**king christ id sack ye now.

LOL

I agree.

I was back in work 2 days after knee surgery
 
I had open heart surgery in the morning and was back at work in the afternoon FFS. 2 weeks for a sore leg

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Originally posted by irishmufc irishmufc wrote:

This query is more to do with sick leave.

I work in finance and have gotten a doctor/cert to state I'm unable to work for 2 weeks. (9 working days due to bank holiday) I tore a calf muscle and have to keep it rested, elevated, iced etc I'm currently back home on the other side of the country so both the gp and doctor in the hospital told me notto travel.

Work are now advising after 7 consecutive days out  to ask my doctor for some social welfare cert. 

Does this mean work won't pay me sick leave after  7 days or welfare pay some of it? I was just made perm back in May and expect work to pay me as I've provided my cert.

That's pretty common, just means welfare pay you instead of the employer , stops companies having to pay massive amounts for people who are long term sick 
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Originally posted by nvidic nvidic wrote:

Originally posted by irishmufc irishmufc wrote:

This query is more to do with sick leave.

I work in finance and have gotten a doctor/cert to state I'm unable to work for 2 weeks. (9 working days due to bank holiday) I tore a calf muscle and have to keep it rested, elevated, iced etc I'm currently back home on the other side of the country so both the gp and doctor in the hospital told me notto travel.

Work are now advising after 7 consecutive days out  to ask my doctor for some social welfare cert. 

Does this mean work won't pay me sick leave after  7 days or welfare pay some of it? I was just made perm back in May and expect work to pay me as I've provided my cert.

That's pretty common, just means welfare pay you instead of the employer , stops companies having to pay massive amounts for people who are long term sick 
Illness benefit takes a good number of weeks to be paid though.
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Originally posted by irishmufc irishmufc wrote:

This query is more to do with sick leave.

I work in finance and have gotten a doctor/cert to state I'm unable to work for 2 weeks. (9 working days due to bank holiday) I tore a calf muscle and have to keep it rested, elevated, iced etc I'm currently back home on the other side of the country so both the gp and doctor in the hospital told me notto travel.

Work are now advising after 7 consecutive days out  to ask my doctor for some social welfare cert. 

Does this mean work won't pay me sick leave after  7 days or welfare pay some of it? I was just made perm back in May and expect work to pay me as I've provided my cert.

If this happened before you were made permanent, I'd bet you would have hobbled around the office for those 2 weeks.
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Whether he would have or not, what the f**k has that got to do with anything?
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Originally posted by Lenny82 Lenny82 wrote:

Originally posted by irishmufc irishmufc wrote:

This query is more to do with sick leave.

I work in finance and have gotten a doctor/cert to state I'm unable to work for 2 weeks. (9 working days due to bank holiday) I tore a calf muscle and have to keep it rested, elevated, iced etc I'm currently back home on the other side of the country so both the gp and doctor in the hospital told me notto travel.

Work are now advising after 7 consecutive days out  to ask my doctor for some social welfare cert. 

Does this mean work won't pay me sick leave after  7 days or welfare pay some of it? I was just made perm back in May and expect work to pay me as I've provided my cert.

If this happened before you were made permanent, I'd bet you would have hobbled around the office for those 2 weeks.

Ya says more about personal attitude than anything. If it was a critical organ different story
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f**k sake...had a broken leg (fibula) for 3 months before i got it checked. Man the fcuk up muff and go to your work.
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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Whether he would have or not, what the f**k has that got to do with anything?

Sure some of these lads would go into work the day after they died .
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Originally posted by rossieman rossieman wrote:

Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Whether he would have or not, what the f**k has that got to do with anything?

Sure some of these lads would go into work the day after they died .


'tis bizarre alright! I'd say something if he worked for a small operation or something, but lads expecting him to ignore medical advice for a f**king office job?
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