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Illness benefit

  • 27-02-2020 12:21am
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 532 ✭✭✭


    Hi folks,

    Quick query. I have never been off sick from work before until now, therefore it was my first time having to deal with illness benefit forms etc.

    I’ve just checked my payslip and I’m getting my basic pay as usual but underneath it says Illness benefit and a minus figure, which is subtracted from my basic pay.

    Can anybody tell me why this is?? I don’t understand why illness benefit has taken money off me.


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 61 ✭✭MissGriff


    Hi folks,

    Quick query. I have never been off sick from work before until now, therefore it was my first time having to deal with illness benefit forms etc.

    I’ve just checked my payslip and I’m getting my basic pay as usual but underneath it says Illness benefit and a minus figure, which is subtracted from my basic pay.

    Can anybody tell me why this is?? I don’t understand why illness benefit has taken money off me.

    Your employer pays your wages minus the illness benefit you would/ should have applied for.
    Sometimes ,depending on the company policy or your contract they pay you all your wages and any illness benefit you get from social welfare, you pay back to them.
    You basically get a full pay but split between company sick pay and SW illness benefit.

    In your case they have already deducted the amount of IB , so it's up to yourself to claim it from SW.
    Hope this makes sense!


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