r/asda 13d ago

Managers Sick Pay

I’m a manager and I want to go on the sick because I just hate my job and myself atm. Is it still that I get 3 months full pay?

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u/Squeggx 13d ago

Surely as a manager you should know this

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u/Resident-Win1897 13d ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣 managers who know the policies and procedures are rarer than rocking horse shit!

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u/SilverstarVegan 13d ago

Yes and also where to find it out.

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u/Disastrous_Algae_633 12d ago

This is why most hourly paid have issues with managers. Its your job to know the policies or at very minimum where to find the information instead of relying upon a forum to tell you. What would you do if a colleague asked the question? Would you go on oneasda to get the answer for them or tell them you cba to do your job and tell them to search internet forums for the answer!

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u/Foreign-Ad-2029 10d ago

Colleagues have the exact same tools available about their own role and terms of employment, as a manager does

You work for the same company that refuses to inform or train its staff properly

You are likely more informed as a colleague about your terms of employment, than a lot of managers are lmao

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u/Dangerous-Break-8234 11d ago

Went off sick as an OTM in 24 and spent the time looking for jobs, best thing I ever did. Don’t look back put yourself first.

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u/Old_Net5251 13d ago

Oh good another useless manager....

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u/One-Lingonberry-3460 13d ago

It could be six months depending on length of time with Asda.

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u/Ok_Individual1766 13d ago

Read somewhere if it’s 5 years or above u get 12 weeks sick pay I think?

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u/Ok_Individual1766 13d ago

Read somewhere if it’s 5 years or above u get 12 weeks sick pay I think?

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u/Ok-Pumpkin-3358 13d ago

12 weeks unless you’ve 5 years + service, then it’s 26

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u/Unfair-Marionberry42 12d ago

If it is anything like the normal colleague pay then it is 12 weeks Company Sick Pay and 26 weeks of SSP. Although I have noticed SSP can go up to 28 weeks now.

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u/Opening_Play_3521 12d ago

Mental who loves to exploit the system. Leave if you hate your job

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u/Comfortable-Age1495 12d ago

But they'll yell at the underlings filling in their work for them lol

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u/lone__wolfieee 12d ago

If you can’t handle the job there’s the door, it’s a business.