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To ask for half of my lost wages

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Cheery1004 · 18/06/2018 16:58

My son is running a fever atm. He's teething but at nursery if he has a fever after they give him 1 lot of Calpol they will ask for me or his DF to pick him up which i understand.
My and his DF aren't together. 9 times out of 10 it will be me who collects DS. Now I've reached my sick days in the year (4) I no longer get paid if I have time off. My ex at his old job was the manager and most of the time made excuses to why he couldn't collect him. Now he's in a new job which he's been in for a month so I get asking to go home for DS will be more difficult atm. But AIBU to ask him for half the day of my lost wages. I wouldn't be in this position if he shared picking DS up equally with me.

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Cheery1004 · 18/06/2018 17:01

Oh and I forgot to say obviously I work part time and my ex works full time so the financial impact is much bigger on me not being paid for half or 1 day!

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Spanglyprincess1 · 18/06/2018 17:07

You can ask but legally he does not have to unless these sick days are on his contact days. Are they?
My partner and his ex have 50:50 custody. Child sick on his contact day it's his responsibility, child sick on her day then it's hers. Obviously there is a small amount of flexabity but that is generally how it works.

Cheery1004 · 18/06/2018 17:08

He is suppose to have him tomorrow night so yes I guess it is his day.

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confusedlittleone · 18/06/2018 17:10

How to do you work that? Today wouldn't be his day if contact isn't happening untill tomorrow, tomorrow would be his day

Cheery1004 · 18/06/2018 17:20

That's what I'm saying tomorrow my DS might have to be off nursery. And his DF is having him in the evening

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