Calculate your employee’s statutory sick pay: Information based on your answers

Your employee isn’t entitled to Statutory Sick Pay because their average weekly earnings must be at least £116. Their average weekly earnings are £100.

You must send them form SSP1 no more than 7 days after they’ve told you they’re sick. They may be able to get Employment Support Allowance (ESA).

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• Is your employee getting any of the following?:
  • None
• Is your employee getting any of the following?: Change
• Did your employee tell you they were sick and unable to come into work within 7 days of their first day of absence (or within your time limit)?: Yes
• Did your employee tell you they were sick and unable to come into work within 7 days of their first day of absence (or within your time limit)?: Change
• Does your employee routinely work different days of the week?: No
• Does your employee routinely work different days of the week?: Change
• During their most recent period of sickness, when did your employee first become sick?: 1 April 2019
• During their most recent period of sickness, when did your employee first become sick?: Change
• Enter the last day of sickness: 15 April 2019
• Enter the last day of sickness: Change
• Was your employee off sick within the previous 8 weeks for 4 or more days (including non-working days, weekends and holidays)?: No
• Was your employee off sick within the previous 8 weeks for 4 or more days (including non-working days, weekends and holidays)?: Change
• On 1 April 2019 had you paid your employee at least 8 weeks of earnings?: Yes, paid at least 8 weeks earnings
• On 1 April 2019 had you paid your employee at least 8 weeks of earnings?: Change
• How often do you pay the employee?: Weekly
• How often do you pay the employee?: Change
• What was the last normal payday before 1 April 2019?: 29 March 2019
• What was the last normal payday before 1 April 2019?: Change
• What was the last normal payday on or before 1 February 2019?: 1 February 2019
• What was the last normal payday on or before 1 February 2019?: Change
• Enter the total amount (before deductions like Income Tax and National Insurance) of your employee’s earnings on paydays between 2 February 2019 and 29 March 2019.: £800
• Enter the total amount (before deductions like Income Tax and National Insurance) of your employee’s earnings on paydays between 2 February 2019 and 29 March 2019.: Change
• Which days of the week do they usually work?:
  • Monday
  • Tuesday
  • Thursday
  • Friday
• Which days of the week do they usually work?: Change