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But you will have a gap in your contributions record unless you qualify for NI credits, allocated when you claim things like child benefit or Statutory Sick Pay. More on this later. If you work ...

An estimated one third of the workforce either get the legal minimum ‘statutory sick pay’ of £116 a week from day four of an illness (the first three days are unpaid). Millions more don’t qualify as ...

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