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Self isolation protocol

horsebox7 · 2020-03-17 22:23:28

Hi Do you get full pay in the public sector for self isolation if you need to do it?

17-03-2020 10:23pm

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horsebox7

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Hi

Do you get full pay in the public sector for self isolation if you need to do it?

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#2 17-03-2020 11:05pm

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Forsa have advice on it here:
https://www.forsa.ie/covid-19-advice-to-forsa-members_1703/

Maybe these are relevant to your question:

REPORTING FOR WORK
Reporting for work: General

The union continues to advise members to report for work as normal unless:
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You are self-isolating on medical or HSE advice.

Civil and public servants who are not attending work for approved coronavirus-related reasons – or on medical advice – will receive basic pay including fixed allowances from day one.

Reporting for work: self-isolating

The Department of Public Expenditure and Reform (DPER) issued new advice, on Monday 16th March, on what employees should do if they have to go into self-quarantine or self-isolation as a result of the Covid-19 virus. You can read a summary HERE.

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