Ikea slashes sick pay for unvaccinated staff forced to self-isolate after Covid ...
Furniture giant Ikea slashes sick pay for unvaccinated staff forced to self-isolate after close contact with someone infected with Covid-19 Ikea slashed sick pay entitlement for some unvaccinated staff forced to self-isolate after Covid close contact The move means unvaccinated workers could receive as little as £96.35 a week under Statutory Sick Pay rules Average pay for Ikea shopfloor staff £404 for an average working week outside London and £452 for one in the capital
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Furniture giant Ikea has slashed sick pay entitlement for some unvaccinated staff forced to self-isolate after close contact with someone infected with Covid, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
The move means unvaccinated workers, who are required by the Government to isolate for 10 days after close contact, could receive as little as £96.35 a week under Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) obligations, a legal minimum.
That compares with the average pay for Ikea shopfloor staff of £10.10 an hour outside London and £11.30 in the capital – the equivalent of £404 and £452 for an average working week.
Ikea slashed sick pay entitlement for some unvaccinated staff forced to self-isolate after Covid close contact
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