UK Payroll - Absence history from old EE number to new one.

Hi,
I am supporting the UK payroll and I am wondering if someone faced transfering the sickness history from old personnel number to the new one.
The only option which I just came to is using the IT 0572 but this is really lots of work because of the diffrent sickness schemes used.
To described the situation. The EEs were made as a leaver on the old company and were hired with the new EE number on the new company.
The thing is that they need to keep the absence history to calculate the correct sickness entitlement.
Please let me know if you have any other solution which could be used and it is much more safier.
Thanks.
Lenka

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Add the contact back, correctly, and it should work.

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