What is statutory sick pay?

Statutory sick pay is a benefit in the UK paid to employees, meeting certain earning thresholds, provide if National Insurance Contributions are made.
Here are the requirements

* you're sick for at least four days in a row (including weekends and bank holidays and days that you do not normally work)
* you're earning at least £95 a week

I am 16 and i work part time for mc donalds, i trapped my hand in a door at work and now cannot use it am i entitled to sick pay

Statutory Sick Pay is a term used in the United Kingdom (UK) when people get pay continued for some time, after they've been sick for 4 consecutive days.

On the other hand, injuries suffered at work usually won't be considered sickness, but rather disabilities due to accidents. These things are covered under programs like workers compensation and government disability insurance.