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Assenze per malattia diei poliziotti in Europa - Absence from work caused by ilness of police officers in the European Union
Bulgaria - Bulgaria
Dear Mr. Zichella,
Attached we are sending you information about the situation in Ministry of the Interior-Bulgaria.
Have a nice day
All the best
Iveta Balevska
Head of Department - Press and PR Directorate - Ministry of Interior - Sofia-Bulgaria
FRANCIA- FRANCE
In allegato, i documenti che rigardono il funzionario Territoriale, che non è un poliziotto della Polizia nazionale. Per momoria, il territoriale, per quanto rigara i servizi di sicurezza francesi, dipende delle polizie cosi dette "municipale". Sono impiegati dal municipio locale.
Per i poliziotti della Nazionale :
1.Il certificato deve essere mandato al zervizio nelle 24 heures, ma ci sono avvisi diversi sulla questione (in mio servizio attivo, i 24ore erano la regola, se no l'autore rischiava sanzioni).
2. Il suo stipendio è dimezato a partire del terzio mese di malatia, fino al noventesimo mese. So che in una certa proporzionalita, una parte dei premi (e dei premi specificati ai poliziotti nazionali, soltanto) è ridotta. Aspetto la risposta legale della direzione dell''amministrazione della polizia nazionale
3. secondo il medico, non ci sono piu orari d'uscita (da pocco tempo).
Potremmo aggiungere che il funzionario dello stato manda solo la carta B e C al servizio, senza indicazione della patologia.
Magg. Dott. Joudelat
ASI.A Rome - Italie
Germania - Germany
In Germany does not exist a law like this, which reduces the salary in case of sickness. If a police officer get ill, he can stay for three days at home without a receipt of a doctor. After three days he has to got to a doctor for a receipt. If he is ill for a really long period the office can ask him to go to doctor or health service of the office.
In Germania non esiste una legislazione come quella italiana che riduce il salario di un poliziotto in caso di malattia. Se un poliziotto si ammala puo' stare a casa per tre giorni senza il certificato medico del dottore. Dopo tre giorni di assenza il poliziotto che si e' assentato per maattia dal lavoro deve recarsi dal dottore per il certificato medico se l'assenza del poliziotto tedesco e' piu lunga dovra recarsi su ordine del suo ufficio presso il servizio sanitario per accertamenti sanitari
Dear Ms. Zichella,
many thanks for your e-mail to the Bundespolizei.
I would like to respond to your request.
German police officers receive their full salary during absences as a result of sickness. In this respect no difference is made between sickness caused during duty as result of an accident or sickness that originated in the private area of life.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Im Auftrag
Reinhard Repp
Stabsstelle Medien/Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
Dear Ms. Zichella,
many thanks for your e-mail to the Bundespolizei.
I would like to respond to your request.
German police officers have to see a doctor normally on the first day of sickness. This may be a special doctor of the police or an normal practitioner. Due to the federal structur of germany, the police forces of the german states and the federal police have different procedures on this point. In special cases the officer can also be asked to see the socialmedical service of the respective police forces. A visit at the home of a sick officer could only occur in extraordinary cases.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Im Auftrag
Reinhard Repp
Stabsstelle Medien/Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
Luxemburg - Lussemburgo
Dear Mister Zichella,
I hereby send you the answers to your request:
1. Nessuna riduzione di salario per malattia con certificato medico
2.. Il certificato medico dopo 3 giorni, con una telefonata il primo giorno
3. Possono esserecomunicati dal primo giorno da un medico della polizia o la malattia puo' essere accertata con visita a domicilio da un medico dell'amministrazione.
1. No salary reduction when ill with medical certificate.
2. Medical certificate after 3 days, phone call the first day.
3. They can be conveyed from the very first day on to pay a visit to
the police medical doctor or can be controlled at their home by a police
"controller".
Best regards.
Léon Ludovicy
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Léon LUDOVICY
Premier commissaire principal
Directeur adjoint de l'Information
Porte-parole ff
Police Grand-Ducale
Portugal- Portogallo
SWEDEN- SVEZIA
Nicola
My name is Claes Erik Claesson. I am working at the National Police Board i Sweden with health and work environment tasks.
I got your mail some days ago and will try to answer your question(-s).
In Sweden we don´t have any special "police doctors" who will check the condition or the health of the police officers after a period with sick leave. We have a system with independent occupational health serviceteams. It´s the same system in the Police force as in the rest of the labour market i Sweden.
In this team you will find medical service, ergonomic specialists and psycologists.
Best regards
Claes Erik Claesson
National Police Board
04684019480
claeserik.claesson@polisen.se
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Hungary Ungheria
Dear Nicola Zichella,
We kindly inform you that in Hungary a police officer’s salary is not
reduced because of getting illness.
It stays 100 percents.
It doesn’t matter that the illness is connected to duty or not.
So we get full of our salary if we have a medical problem.
Best wishes to our Italian collegues,
Communications Department of
National Headquarters of
Hungarian Police
POLAND- POLONIA
Dear Mrs Zichella,
I would like to kindly inform you that polish police officer in case of illness recieves 100% salary.
Polish police officer in case of illness ought to inform immediate superior about it and priovide medical certificate (there is no specific time).
There is no sudden medical control of ill officers. Despite that there are departments in police which can control legal reasons of medical leaves.
Yours Sincerely,
Piotr Matysiak
Wydzial Opracowan Systemowych i Informacji Publicznej
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United Kingdom Regno Unito
Gretings from the UK!
I can confirm that Police Officers in England remain on full pay for 6 months if they are sick. Pay is reduced to 50% after 6 months, but only if the absence is not related to an injury on duty. After 1 years absence an officer will be placed on no pay (if the illness is not due to an injury on duty.)
I hope the above is of assistance to you.
Regards
Christine
from Christopher Locke editor in chief of Constabulary magazine
In UK they have tightened up now a great deal on sickness as so many officers
were off sick regularly. Some forces now send a Doctor to officers house if
sick
and if they are not sick they may have to go back to work. Other forces
identify
those off sick a lot and then they are called to see force Doctor to find
out why.
They do not reduce pay is off sick yet but if it works in Italy they may
consider it
in UK.
Chris