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DismissJD Wetherspoon is a pub operator. They run Wetherspoon pubs and Lloyd's No.1 Bars.
jdwetherspoon.comDo JD Wetherspoon pay sick pay?
No. Most people don’t get proper sick pay at JD Wetherspoon.
Last updated 27 March 2024
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What people are saying about sick pay at JD Wetherspoon
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Best thing
My colleagues
Some customers
The holiday daysWorst thing
Some customers
Unsociable hours
SicknessJD Wetherspoon Shift manager, January 2023
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Best thing
Decent pay for under 18’s
Staff discountWorst thing
Very stressful
Terrible management
If your sick you don’t get paid
Little to no tips
Bad working hours for over 18’sJD Wetherspoon Employee, December 2022
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Best thing
the fact it pays living wage, and the colleagues. the only reason i could handle the job as it was for so long was because of how nice my team was
Worst thing
The stress - in spoons you're either stressed or you're bored, feels like there's no inbetween. Staffing issues - at the time of writing it seems the whole UK hospitality sector is struggling for staff, but every shift we have we're either short by rota or someone called in sick and we dont get a replacement
JD Wetherspoon Kitchen Associate, September 2022