Sick Leave Act 2022 - Ireland
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New Sick
Leave - Ireland
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The following
information provided by the new Sick Leave Act:
- Paid sick leave is granted for up to 3 sick
days in 2023. This will increase to 5 days in 2024, 7 days in 2025 and 10
days in 2026.
- A rate of payment for statutory sick leave of
70% of normal wages to be paid by employers (up to a maximum €110 per day).
- To be paid sick leave under the new scheme, an
employee must have worked for at least 13 weeks for you and will need to be
certified by a GP as unfit to work.
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