Coronovirus: do you have to pay employees who self-isolate
Jayne Turner4th March 2020
Employees are entitled to receive SSP (Statutory Sick Pay) where they’ve self-isolated on medical advice and pursuant to a written notice. If they voluntarily self-isolated, or they don’t have a request or notice in writing, then they’re not entitled to SSP. If the employee works from home during their self-isolation, they won’t get SSP as they’ve not abstained from work.
Should you have any payroll related queries relating to the Coronovirus, please do get in touch.
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