I had an AOD classed as an Industrial Injury by the DWP but SI or I has'nt been listed on my record, everything is just listed as S (sick).
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Sick Record
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Sick Record
Received my sick record today because I've a stage being issued.....a Stage 1 though I was expecting another Stage 3, so I'm happy
. Anyway on the said record there is a key down the side for absence types including SI & I meaning Industrial Injury, has anyone actually had these shown up on their record for an AOD?
I had an AOD classed as an Industrial Injury by the DWP but SI or I has'nt been listed on my record, everything is just listed as S (sick).
I had an AOD classed as an Industrial Injury by the DWP but SI or I has'nt been listed on my record, everything is just listed as S (sick).
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Re: Sick Record
has anyone actually had these shown up on their record for an AOD?
From memory if i have had an AOD and i put my sick down as that it does show up on my record.
From memory if i have had an AOD and i put my sick down as that it does show up on my record.
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Re: Sick Record
AOD does show up on the record Postman, underneath the injury description. But there is another column with S etc in it. If you have an AOD and its classed as an Industrial Injury should'nt the other abbreviations in the list be used........SI or I.
Sorry but I love to pick holes in things, it won't change the outcome of my Stage but if its on the list the correct abbreviation should be used
Sorry but I love to pick holes in things, it won't change the outcome of my Stage but if its on the list the correct abbreviation should be used
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Re: Sick Record
SI & I aint that stage 1 & Issued
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Stormproof
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Re: Sick Record
SI = Industrial Injury
I = Industrial Injury(day 1-183)
I = Industrial Injury(day 1-183)
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Re: Sick Record
hahahaha made a few think about itStormproof wrote:SI = Industrial Injury
I = Industrial Injury(day 1-183)