National law required sick pay for people working over ten hours per week.

The state does not provide for sick pay or paid vacation days.

The terms of any company sick pay scheme also need to be considered.

Sick pay and health benefits are out of the question, but workers never complain.

This has to be at least the same level as statutory sick pay.

Of course, employers' sick pay does not go on indefinitely.

Introduction What is statutory sick pay and who gets it?

There are also rules on statutory sick pay that you'll need to follow.

One council found that an employee had claimed significant levels of sick pay while, at the same time, was working in the health service.

The accident left him disabled and, after collecting 26 weeks of sick pay, he lost his job.

What if we have our own sick pay scheme?

Most people in your position would be staying home and drawing sick pay."

Among the services offered in exchange was sick pay.

"The cost of sick pay is one of the big problems for our company.

You will be entitled to sick pay in respect of any absence from work through sickness.

Future retirees will have to wait two years before collecting the unused sick pay.

Working people are entitled to sick pay when ill.

But they almost always lack health insurance, vacation pay and sick pay.

And that's just part of a package that also features generous sick pay - full salary for up to six weeks a year.

No vacation, no sick pay, and you had to leave the building to go to the toilet.

The traditionally high overtime and sick pay of the agency have been substantially reduced.

Occupational sick pay schemes have increased very substantially during the last twenty years.

Q: I am a director of a small firm and oversee our employee benefits sick pay policy.

See the page in this guide on getting subsidies or relief for statutory sick pay.

There isn't even such a thing as holiday pay, and certainly no sick pay.

Among the most common activities was the provision of insurance policies offering sick benefits and burial cost.

The company wrote insurance for industrial life, accident and sick benefits insurance.

We have pensions and sick benefits and a bonus for employees.

Tulla obtained extra food tickets and a sick benefit, but not much.

There was also a Sick Benefit Deposit for members who fell ill and could not work.

Employees either quit their jobs, retire or exhaust sick benefits before applying for either disability.

The investigators were able to gain access to Weber's home and found evidence showing that he was abusing the sick benefits.

During the 19th century private sick benefit societies were started, and in 1891 these became regulated and subsidized.

In 1961 the private sick benefit societies were replaced with county-level public insurance societies who also handled pensions.

Self-employed people are only entitled to State Sick Benefit, which pays just £42. per week for up to weeks.

Ontario Hydro paid him sick benefits but after a time they became suspicious and hired a private investigator to spy on Weber.

The Sick Benefit Fund was established in 1939 to assist teachers who were ill and had run out of sick leave.

Some lodges paid sick benefits from the local treasury, but all death benefits are paid by the Supreme Lodge, which was headquartered in St. Louis.

The estimated cost was in the region of £3,000 per inmate, though the residents would be expected to make contributions towards the overheads through sick benefit or social security payments.

Report on the medical administration of sick benefits to Dressmakers' Union Local 22 of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union for the year 1935.

Arbeitets Ridder, which means Knight of Labour, was started on the initiative of the Scandinavian Labor and Sick Benefit Society.

Many even of the larger societies were in temporary financial difficulties by the 1880s due to their willingness to pay long-term sick benefit as an effective old-age pension to aged members past regular work.

In 1890, it became the Federated Wire Drawers Trade and Sick Benefit Society of the United Kingdom, with membership rising above 1,000 by the end of the decade.

The organization owns numerous lodge buildings and several parks, operates the Vasa National Archives at Bishop Hill, Illinois, and administers an Old Age and Sick Benefit Fund for members.

The Liberal Party government passed the National Pension Act in 1913 to provide security for the aged and in 1934 the private unemployment societies were regulated and subsidized in a way similar to the sick benefit societies.

In testifying for the bill, Eileen Applebaum, director of the Rutgers Center for Women and Work, cited data showing that a quarter of the small companies in New Jersey pay no sick benefits and noted that many of them simply cannot afford to.

Gompers and his friend Adolph Strasser used Local 144 as a base to rebuild the Cigarmakers' Union, introducing a high dues structure and implementing programs to pay out-of-work benefits, sick benefits, and death benefits for union members in good standing.

In 1927, he won the first award and gold medal of the Harmon award, for "his sound management and leadership of his company, which was developed from a small sick benefit association with capital stock in 1898 of $3,000 to a legal reserve life insurance company with $75,000,000 in policies in force."

In 1901, the federation adopted a more centralised structure and was again renamed, as the Amalgamated Wire Drawers Trade and Sick Benefit Society of the United Kingdom, then in 1908 it became the Amalgamated Wire Drawers Society of Great Britain, membership soon moving over 2,000.

Do they get a reduced rate on the sickness benefit?

They contributed to sickness benefit in national insurance for all their working lives.

From April 1983, the first eight weeks of sickness benefit were to be met by the employer.

What changes are there in the new benefit year for unemployment and sickness benefits?

Multiply that reluctance several times if you have been on sickness benefit.

From April this year, many disabled people will be facing a total loss of their sickness benefits.

Unions may also provide legal advice, financial assistance, sickness benefits and education facilities to their members.

Is that before or after he starts stealing sickness benefits from severely disabled children?

It takes about 18 months to qualify for the short-term benefits like unemployment and sickness benefit.

Can employers contest the claims of their employees for unemployment and sickness benefits?

For unemployment pay and sickness benefit the ratio averaged one-half higher.

The benefit currently paid is below what would have been the level of state sickness benefit.

Up to 26 weeks of normal unemployment or sickness benefits are payable to an individual in a benefit year.

The government is also reforming sickness benefits to stop people who can work being "parked on permanent benefit".

This fund was set up during the 1880s as a means of providing sickness benefit for employees.

Spending cuts would especially affect public administration and, within the social welfare budget, the level of payments on sickness benefit.

I'm not getting a kopeck in sickness benefit for these two months, but I still love my country!'

Save us all a lot of sickness benefit payouts to scroungers.

The larger industrial firms provided pensions, sickness benefits and even housing to their employees.

Naturally it means social security and sickness benefit.

The most novel approach related to sickness benefit.

Hear general information regarding unemployment and sickness benefits.

To qualify for sickness benefit he needed 15.

They receive no overtime pay, nor do they get any holiday money or sickness benefit.

Those on phoney sickness benefit should not take money from those in honest work.

I went to my office the next day, after three days on sick leave, as if nothing had happened.

He was to get a full year's pay for this sick leave.

He has been on extended sick leave for the last year.

The only person who can possibly know what you're talking about is taking sick leave.

Workers also receive 13 days of sick leave a year.

He then removed me from my job after 3 weeks sick leave.

As of late 2011 he is on extended sick leave.

In February 2002, the sick leave rate was 8 percent.

Her father missed two months work; his company does not pay sick leave.

I've got a lot of vacation time and sick leave built up.

Management also wants to end the practice of paying workers for sick leave not taken.

The bad news was that she had used up all her sick leave and now owed him five days.

When first contacted in June, he had just taken sick leave for a heart problem.

How could they get sick leave or a holiday, to go off on a search?

His work was unfinished when he went on sick leave in July 1945.

Members can draw sick leave for a maximum of two years.

In September 1868 he took sick leave but did not recover.

"I guess it was a good idea to take a little sick leave.

Several said they had spoken to him in recent days, as he remained at home on sick leave.

"You're not due back from sick leave for another two weeks.

It then required four months treatment of sick leave before the ship was ready for action again.

The railroad, in turn, agreed to give sick leave to workers who have not had it.

She had already used all her sick leave to care for two asthmatic children.

On his return to London he was granted sick leave from the army.

The majority of the regiment was on sick leave or in the hospital.