If I say
Sick, leave and benefit entitlement information is available here
Should I use is or are here in this sentence?
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Sick, leave and benefit entitlement information is available here
Should I use is or are here in this sentence?
"Information is."
The only situation requiring "are", would be if the subject were plural. But the subject is "information" (not "sick leave and benefit entitlement"), and the word "information" doesn't become plural just because it is about more than one topic.
Also, regarding the comma: if this about "sick leave", I think you should remove the comma because with the comma there, it sounds like the information is about 3 separate things: 1) "sick", 2) "leave", and 3) "benefit entitlement".