Should People Be Sacked If They're Caught In The Pub While They're Off Sick? | Good Morning Britain

Going to the pub while off sick from work is not a sackable offence, a judge has ruled in the case of an ill driver who was fired after being caught drinking at a social club by his boss. So is Judge Andrea Pitt's ruling right? Is supping beer or popping the prosecco alright if you’re not well enough to work?
Or if you’re too ill to do your job how can you possibly be well enough to be out boozing it up?
Broadcast on 10/06/21
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[@McBoaster]

Bosh!

[@epursimuove1633]

How else do you get well

[@tommarshall3276]

No

[@shandeepbhogal5238]

Is that even up for debate?? Obviously you stay home and stay away from the leisure and hospitality, you don’t mingle with other people in pubs or other social places. Just the doctors or hospital if needed!

[@dylanbodenham6727]

Nothing up with a good pint good to get out socialise then go back to work nothing up with it