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3A.“Maximum entitlement to Statutory Sick Pay in a period of entitlement
4.Contract of service ended for the purpose of avoiding liability for statutory sick pay
9A.Liability of the Secretary of State for payments of statutory sick pay
12.Days not to be treated as, or as parts of, periods of interruption of employment
14.Provision of information in connection with determination of questions
15A.“Statements relating to the payment of Statutory Sick Pay
18.Payments to be treated or not to be treated as contractual remuneration
21A.Election to be treated as different employers not to apply to recovery of statutory sick pay
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