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This document outlines the leave policy guidelines of a company. It provides definitions and eligibility for various types of leaves including casual leave, sick leave, privilege leave, maternity leave, and compensatory off. The policy encourages employees to take breaks from work for a healthy and efficient work-life balance. It states that leave should be taken with mutual agreement and outlines the process for approval and extension of leaves. The types of leaves specified are casual leave (2 days), sick leave (6 days), privilege leave (39 days), and maternity leave (90 days).
This document outlines the leave policy guidelines of a company. It provides definitions and eligibility for various types of leaves including casual leave, sick leave, privilege leave, maternity leave, and compensatory off. The policy encourages employees to take breaks from work for a healthy and efficient work-life balance. It states that leave should be taken with mutual agreement and outlines the process for approval and extension of leaves. The types of leaves specified are casual leave (2 days), sick leave (6 days), privilege leave (39 days), and maternity leave (90 days).
This document outlines the leave policy guidelines of a company. It provides definitions and eligibility for various types of leaves including casual leave, sick leave, privilege leave, maternity leave, and compensatory off. The policy encourages employees to take breaks from work for a healthy and efficient work-life balance. It states that leave should be taken with mutual agreement and outlines the process for approval and extension of leaves. The types of leaves specified are casual leave (2 days), sick leave (6 days), privilege leave (39 days), and maternity leave (90 days).
Thi !olicy enco"#a$e it em!loyee to ta%e b#ea% &#om 'o#%( a thi !#ovi)e &o# a healthy an) e*cient ta+, -he#eve# !oible( leave ho"l) be ta%en at the m"t"al convenience o& the Com!any an) the em!loyee, The leave !olicy et o"t the va#io" ty!e o& leave that an em!loyee i eli$ible &o# an) o"tline the $"i)eline &o# ta%in$ leave, GENE.AL GUIDELINES All planned leave will be taken at a mutually agreed time and will take into account workload requirements and an employees individual needs. Probationary employees are eligible for ca"al leave only. Leave year is from 1 st June to 31 st ay . !ligible leave "sick leave and casual leave# is credited to t$e employees on t$e 1 st of January every year. %$en leave is taken wit$out prior sanction "under certain unavoidable circumstances#& t$e absence s$ould be noti'ed to t$e respective superiors on t$e same day eit$er t$roug$ p$one(email. A leave form s$ould be completed& signed by t$e employees superior for sanctioning. )$is advance notice allows t$e appropriate superiors(supervisor"s# time to resc$edule work& pro*ects& meetings& etc.& as needed. A sta+ on leave s$ould not take up any service or employment elsew$ere wit$out obtaining prior sanction of t$e competent aut$ority. E/TENSION O0 LEAVE As it is necessary to get prior approval for leave& so it is also for e,tension of leave. )$e employee $as to apply to $is($er department $ead for e,tension of leave in advance and get it sanctioned to avail t$em. -n case an employee 1 1 P a g e . o n ' d e n t i a l /e r s i o n 0 1 overstays t$e unsanctioned leave availed will be treated as absence from duty. TYPES O0 LEAVE )$e following kinds of leave s$all be admissible to t$e members of t$e sta+ of t$is .ompany. 234 Ca"al leave 2CL45 6 )ay, 274 Sic% leave 2SL45 6 )ay, 284 P#ivile$e leave5 39 )ay, 2:4 ;ate#nity leave5 <9 )ay, 234 CASUAL LEAVE DE0INITION5 -t is a type of paid leave& w$ic$ is granted w$en an employee $as to attend to personal matters or unforeseen contingencies. ELIGI=ILITY All permanent sta+ as well as employees on probation is eligible for t$is leave. .asual leave is calculated for a period of one year "January to 1ecember#. ENTITLE;ENT 2 days of casual Leave in a calendar year. .L up to a ma,imum of 3 days in a row can be taken4 but it is up to t$e anagements discretion to sanction more t$an 3 days of .L at a stretc$. 5alf day of .L can be taken as needed. CONDITIONS %ill be taken wit$ prior permission& e,cept in emergency. Accumulation(carry forward(encas$ment of t$is leave is not permissible. 3 1 P a g e . o n ' d e n t i a l /e r s i o n 0 1 3 1 P a g e . o n ' d e n t i a l /e r s i o n 0 1 274 SIC> LEAVE DE0INITION5 -t is a type of paid leave& w$ic$ is granted w$en an employee is unable to perform $is($er duties on account of sickness or in*ury. ELIGI=ILITY All permanent sta+. 6ick leave is calculated for a period of one year "January to 1ecember#. ENTITLE;ENT 2 days of sick Leave in a calendar year. 6L can be taken at a stretc$. CONDITIONS 6ick leave is availed only for medical($ealt$ reasons. !mployee wit$ at least 13 mont$s of continuous service is entitled to sick leave. -f a person is sick& t$e absence s$ould be noti'ed to t$e respective superior on t$e same day eit$er t$roug$ p$one(email. ore t$an 3 days of sick Leave will require a medical certi'cate from a quali'ed registered medical practitioner. Accumulation(carry forward(encas$ment of t$is leave is not permissible.
284 EA.NED LEAVE O. P.IVILEGE LEAVE 7 1 P a g e . o n ' d e n t i a l /e r s i o n 0 1 DE0INITION5 )$is $as been designed to give you vacation periods for rest and rela,ation and to provide time o+ for your personal needs. ELIGI=ILITY All permanent employees are eligible for t$is leave. Privilege leave is calculated for a period of one year "January to 1ecember#. ENTITLE;ENT At t$e end of t$e employee8s 'rst year as a full0time employee& an employee is entitled to 19 days of PL. inimum of 3 days and a ma,imum of : days in a row can be taken4 CONDITIONS !mployee wit$ at least 13 mont$s of continuous service is entitled to privilege leave. 6$ould be taken wit$ prior permission& All vacation related requests under PL are sub*ect to t$e sanctioning aut$oritys approval. !mployees s$ould directly communicate t$e dates of long leave "in case of vacation# to co0workers to ensure no delay or $alt of assigned task. Accumulation(carry forward(encas$ment of t$is leave is not permissible. 2:4 ;ATE.NITY LEAVE ENTITLE;ENT )$is can be granted twice during t$e employees period of service wit$ t$e 'rm. aternity leave can be taken at a stretc$ for ;9 days in case of pregnancy. : 1 P a g e . o n ' d e n t i a l /e r s i o n 0 1 aternity leave can be taken at a stretc$ for 39 days in case of abortion(miscarriage. )$e sta+ member may utili<e $er ot$er leave balance in order to e,tend t$e duration of leave& if required. CONDITIONS %omen employees wit$ at least 13 mont$s of continuous service are entitled to maternity leave. Applications for maternity leave "in case of pregnancy# s$ould include personal details& a medical certi'cate detailing t$e e,pected date of con'nement or birt$& proposed commencement date and duration of leave. =o credit(encas$ment of t$is leave is permissible.-n t$e conte,t of abortion& t$is leave is admissible irrespective of number of surviving c$ildren. Application for leave s$ould be supported by a certi'cate from a registered medical practitioner. CO;PENSATO.Y O00 -f an employee is required to work on any important assignment on a =ational(>estival(1eclared(weekly o+ days& $e(s$e is eligible for compensatory o+ on any ot$er working day. ?@cial approval is required from t$e department $ead(management to work on suc$ =ational(>estival(1eclared(weekly o+ days. =o compensatory o+s will be entertained w$en worked on t$ese days wit$out proper approval. )$e compensatory o+ $as to be availed wit$in a period of one mont$ from t$e date worked. .ompensatory o+ w$en not availed wit$in t$e stipulated time period will lapse. ?nly two days of compensatory o+s can be combined and availed at a stretc$. A 1 P a g e . o n ' d e n t i a l /e r s i o n 0 1 )$ese leaves are granted only if t$e person come on work during t$e $olidays. PE.;ISSION Permission of 1 $our can be availed twice in a mont$ w$ic$ s$ould be noti'ed to t$e leave sanctioning aut$ority. 2 1 P a g e . o n ' d e n t i a l /e r s i o n 0 1