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To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, whether she will make an assessment of the potential merits of introducing a flexible model for Statutory Sick Pay to better support those with a mental health condition to return to work on a voluntary phased basis and to receive...
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, whether she will make an assessment of the potential merits of introducing a flexible model for Statutory Sick Pay to better support those with a mental health condition to return to work on a voluntary phased basis and to receive...
We want to reform the Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) system so that it supports more flexible working, which can help people remain or return to work if they are unwell. This includes those with a mental health condition. Consultation responses broadly supported reforming SSP to support fully flexible phased returns to work – as did the Matthew Taylor and Stevenson/Farmer reviews.
We are taking forward further policy development on better enabling phased return and how a phased return could be paid, and will bring forward a consultation on these changes before introducing this reform.
Draft SI on social security (benefits uprating (SI 1998/470), contributions rerating and national insurance fund payments (SI 1998/469), guaranteed minimum pensions increase (SI 1998/406) and incapacity for work (SI 1998/407)). Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on social security (benefits uprating (SI 1998/470), contributions rerating and national insurance fund payments (SI 1998/469), guaranteed minimum pensions increase (SI 1998/406) and incapacity for work (SI 1998/407)). Debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
How many claimants since the advent of statutory sick pay have been refused invalidity benefit on the basis that they would not have otherwise qualified for the national insurance sickness benefit; if he will divide these totals down into men and women claimants; what were the main causes of the...
How many claimants since the advent of statutory sick pay have been refused invalidity benefit on the basis that they would not have otherwise qualified for the national insurance sickness benefit; if he will divide these totals down into men and women claimants; what were the main causes of the...
If he will list the number of successful claims for statutory sick pay for each year since the scheme's inception; and if he will classify the data according to the rate of benefit paid. - Inc tables and ref to 254 c203-10W.
If he will list the number of successful claims for statutory sick pay for each year since the scheme's inception; and if he will classify the data according to the rate of benefit paid. - Inc tables and ref to 254 c203-10W.
What plans he has to continue collecting data on the number of claims for statutory sick pay.
What plans he has to continue collecting data on the number of claims for statutory sick pay.