Major change to sick pay from TOMORROW
To make a claim, you must have done some work for your employer, be earning an average of at least £120 a week and have been ill for at least four days .
Proof of sickness after seven days will also be required with a sick note from your doctor or an allied health professional. SSP is then paid by your employer in the same way as your normal wages - so the money will come in when you might usually expect your wages , for example weekly or monthly.The rules for how you qualified for the pay changed slightly during theinstead of after three days.That applied even if you were off sick with Covid too - and there's no longer a legal requirement to self-isolate, even if you test positive for Covid.
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