| Source: XpertHR P&D |
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Date: 19/12/2004 |
Publisher: XpertHR |
Sickness and sick pay: Contract clause on recovery of payments made during sickness absence if employee is compensated by third party (contract clause)
TOPICS:| pay and benefits | premiums and allowances
| | terms, conditions and employee rights | working time and leave
| | contracts of employment | terms of employment
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AUTHOR: David Smellie and Lynda Macdonald
Clause wording: All non-statutory payments paid to the employee during absence due to sickness
or injury will be treated as a loan by the Employer if compensation is
subsequently recovered by the employee from a third party (including private
insurance). It is a condition of the Employer's contractual sick pay scheme that
any payments made under the scheme are repaid to the Employer in full if
compensation is recovered from a third party. |
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