153 Period of entitlement
Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (1992 c 4) | Legislation

153  Period of entitlement

(1)     The second condition is that the day in question falls within a period which is, as between the employee and his employer, a period of entitlement.

(2)     For the purposes of this Part of this Act a period of entitlement, as between an employee and his employer, is a period beginning with the commencement of a period of incapacity for work and ending with whichever of the following first occurs—

(a)     the termination of that period of incapacity for work;

(b)     the day on which the employee reaches, as against the employer concerned, his maximum entitlement to statutory sick pay (determined in accordance with section 155 below);

(c)     the day on which the employee's contract of service with the employer concerned expires or is brought to an end;

(d)     in the case of an employee who is, or has been, pregnant, the day immediately preceding the beginning of the disqualifying period.

(3)     Schedule 11 to this Act has

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