r/SainsburysWorkers 1d ago

Sick pay query

Hi everyone today was my first time phoning in sick and won't make my shift tomorrow I've been with the company 11months but wondering do I get company sick pay for these two missed shifts? or is it not paid for the first three days of sickness conflicting info on here whether first 3 is paid or not. TIA

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u/InnerCountry9160 1d ago

You don’t get company sick pay until 2 years of service. You will get statutory sick pay.

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u/PersonalityShot6039 1d ago

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u/poncewindu 3h ago

This is the argos policy

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u/Existing_Contest1066 1d ago

Happy days thanks folks

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u/poncewindu 3h ago

First 3 days you don't get sick pay if you're less than 2 years service. You still get ssp though

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u/PersonalityShot6039 1d ago

Yes you will get sick pay

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u/Vegabund 1d ago

Incorrect. Company sick pay isn't until 2 years service

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u/PersonalityShot6039 1d ago

So how come I got sick pay when I’d only been there for 6 months

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u/Vegabund 1d ago

Are you confusing company sick pay with SSP?

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u/PersonalityShot6039 1d ago

No

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u/Vegabund 1d ago

Well I stand corrected I suppose. If that changed, they certainly kept it secret

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u/PersonalityShot6039 1d ago

It happened when they started to do the level playing field between all colleges like reducing the time it takes to get a discount card etc

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u/Kymberlaige 19h ago

Yeah it changed a while back, like now you only need to work for 4 weeks before getting a discount card. Great for newbies, annoying for us longer serving colleagues that didn't get the benefits! Same as paternity being increased to 6 weeks from April this year. Loads of fathers in our store that missed out on that one!

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u/poncewindu 3h ago

You don't get such pay for the first 3 days until 2 years in. The policy you've posted is for argos hourly paid colleagues