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Nhs sick pay

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Lucy129 · 19/04/2024 10:53

I have worked in nhs for less than a year, so i know i only qualify for the one months full sickness pay. But in order to get paid for being off sick, do i need to also have a sick note and does it have to be in a block of sickness days? Or do i automatically get paid for being off one or two days?

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CamaMass · 19/04/2024 11:00

You should automatically get paid full pay from day 1 you are off.
Yes you always need a sick note for NHS but for the first 7 days it's a self certification form you fill in and submit.
There may be one on your intranet or ask your manager to forward one to you.

Lucy129 · 19/04/2024 11:47

So other than a self cert i dont need to do anything i will just recieve full pay for the few days im off?

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CamaMass · 19/04/2024 13:09

Yes that's correct.
As long as you follow the local process in terms of telling your line manager you are off sick and then completing a self certification certificate you will automatically be paid full pay

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