can having a suspected heart attack and awaiting an ambulance at work be included as absence? [closed]
Interviews General Queries 2 years ago
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manpreet 2 years ago
I would strongly recommend talking to your Union Rep or an employment lawyer.
If you are off sick, the company has to pay you Statutory Sick Pay.
I would think that they only need to pay you for the time that you were working. I agree that it sounds harsh that they won't pay you for the time you were incapacitated - but you really need to talk to a qualified employment professional.
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2 years ago
I am facing redundancy and work is including the time from when I collapsed, was administered 1st Aid and awaiting the ambulance as absence. I start work at 8.30am and the incident happened at 11.30am. the ambulance left the grounds at 12.50pm and I work until 3pm. However, work are including this as half a day's absence. Can they include the time an employee is on the premises? What about duty of care?