School teacher

[kenta]

Hi everyone. I have Bronchiectasis and am fir and keeping isolated. My daughter has asthma and is a primary school teacher. She is going in to school one day a week. Should she?

[Chezz123]

No she shouldn`t has she got her letter from Government as a most vulnerable person ?

Asthma a a serious respiratory problem.

Asthma can kill at any time ...if a serious attack unlike eg COPD although COPD is a chronic condition that worsens over time and could .....eventually kill at some time in the future.

The Asthma is a more immediate health issue.

If she has her letter all she needs to do is refer to the section....

6. Financial assistance

And I quote " This letter is evidence for your employer to show that you cannot work outside the home. You do not need to get a separate (sick note in England) (fit note in Scotland) from your GP.

As a salaried Teacher your daughter should be able to claim 80% of her average wage up to a maximum of £2,500 a month under the government "Furlough scheme".

Hope this helps

Please do let me know how you get on wont you

Regards and Stay Safe

Phil

[kenta in reply to Chezz123]

Thank you Phil, She will deal with that today!

[Chezz123 in reply to kenta]

No worries glad to help

[Chezz123 in reply to kenta]

Hi how did your daughter get on? Hope she has resolved the issue ?

Phil

[FREEDDAWG]

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I believe that studying online is much more convenient and effective than studying at school/university/college.

I switched to the online training format a long time ago and was very pleased. I started doing with online tutors on studymind.co.uk/

They help me with subjects that I have problems with.