If you're signed off then you're not insured at your place of work and they have to send you home. Only reason you can turn up to work is to hand in paperwork relating to the sickness.
What a load of twaddle! ... Fit note's state "You can go back to work as …What a load of twaddle! ... Fit note's state "You can go back to work as soon as you feel able to and, with your employer's agreement, this may be before your fit note runs out"!
Not where I work, the above applies. You can't come back before the date on the letter as you're not insured.
If you're signed off then you're not insured at your place of work and …If you're signed off then you're not insured at your place of work and they have to send you home. Only reason you can turn up to work is to hand in paperwork relating to the sickness.
What a load of twaddle! ... Fit note's state "You can go back to work as soon as you feel able to and, with your employer's agreement, this may be before your fit note runs out"! (edited)
What a load of twaddle! ... Fit note's state "You can go back to work as …What a load of twaddle! ... Fit note's state "You can go back to work as soon as you feel able to and, with your employer's agreement, this may be before your fit note runs out"!
Fit note and sick note are two seperate things. You can self-cert a "fit note" but not a sick note, which has to be gained from a GP.
What a load of twaddle! ... Fit note's state "You can go back to work as …What a load of twaddle! ... Fit note's state "You can go back to work as soon as you feel able to and, with your employer's agreement, this may be before your fit note runs out"!
Got to admit it last time I checked after long term sick you had to get checked out to go back to work. I guess they've changed it to take the load off the NHS and save a few pounds. (edited)
keeganland
Depends on what you work / your shifts. If your Mon-Fri, then yeah, it's valid for the last day (i.e Monday 1st), so you would go back on the Tuesday. If you do shift work, I'd check with your employer, as they may give you Tuesday as one of your scheduled days off.
Fit note and sick note are two seperate things. You can self-cert a "fit …Fit note and sick note are two seperate things. You can self-cert a "fit note" but not a sick note, which has to be gained from a GP.
Incorrect! Things have changed since Noah was building the Ark! You don't get a "Sick note" anymore, they're called Fit Notes!
Not where I work, the above applies. You can't come back before the date …Not where I work, the above applies. You can't come back before the date on the letter as you're not insured.
That was the case until Fit Notes were brought in ... Not any longer!
Had surgery on 13/9/19 and got a sick note dated for 3 months from 13/9/19 …Had surgery on 13/9/19 and got a sick note dated for 3 months from 13/9/19 , my question is what date does the sick note finish on
Dec 12th should be your last day off work I reckon ...
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sorted byIf you're signed off then you're not insured at your place of work and they have to send you home. Only reason you can turn up to work is to hand in paperwork relating to the sickness.
Not where I work, the above applies. You can't come back before the date on the letter as you're not insured.
What a load of twaddle! ... Fit note's state "You can go back to work as soon as you feel able to and, with your employer's agreement, this may be before your fit note runs out"! (edited)
Fit note and sick note are two seperate things. You can self-cert a "fit note" but not a sick note, which has to be gained from a GP.
No, we're lucky to have a spare bedroom!
Boom-boom!
Sick Note aka, Statement of Fitness for Work
But hey, let's not get pedantic.
Got to admit it last time I checked after long term sick you had to get checked out to go back to work. I guess they've changed it to take the load off the NHS and save a few pounds. (edited)
Incorrect! Things have changed since Noah was building the Ark! You don't get a "Sick note" anymore, they're called Fit Notes!
That was the case until Fit Notes were brought in ... Not any longer!
Dec 12th should be your last day off work I reckon ...