Bubbly Scot
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You cannot return to work until you are examined by the doctor again certified as fit for work. Day of examination is usually counted as Day 1
I had to go to doctor yesterday during the working day and she gave me a medical certificate stating that I am unable to work for three days.
Talking to a friend, he said that I cannot return to work during this three days for legal/insurance reasons. I had thought I might be able to return tomorrow which I think is day 3.
If the cert is dated yesterday, does that include yesterday in the three days, in other words, I would be due back at work on Sunday? am scheduled to work the weekend)
Can I return to work before that if I think I'm fit?
It does seem stupid that even if you feel fine you can't go back to work (I would go back if I was better, no matter what the cert said, unless there was a risk of infecting others).
In future ask your doctor to write "a maximum of three days" on the cert.
You cannot return to work until you are examined by the doctor again certified as fit for work. Day of examination is usually counted as Day 1
Bubbly your certificate states that you are unfit for work for 3 days, that is yesterday, today and tomorrow. I believe that the company would be negligent in allowing you back to work during this certified illnes period.
It does seem stupid that even if you feel fine you can't go back to work (I would go back if I was better, no matter what the cert said, unless there was a risk of infecting others).
In future ask your doctor to write "a maximum of three days" on the cert.
I expect the doctor dated that cert. therefore that is day 1
You should not return to work until the 3 days are up unless the doctor allows it. Check with him/her if you wish to return earlier
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