Concept of Leave Sharing Among Colleagues
The above link is a reference to the source of the idea wherein a candidate, when in need of leaves (after all his leaves are exhausted), can adjust with the leaves of his colleagues who are willing to lend their leaves. (Please visit the link if you need better clarification).
The concept of requesting leave from a subordinate is very new. Of course, as questioned in the source thread, it can happen that the person from whom you requested the leave is not willing to lend you a few of his/her leaves. But we should understand that the leave is granted to him/her, and he/she has the full right to decide whether or not to grant it.
Of course, when there is a medical or other emergency, I am sure your best colleagues or friends who really understand you would not mind lending you a couple of their leaves if you've run out of yours.
Please understand that in order to encourage people to take fewer leaves, corporates have implemented schemes like leave carry forward and leave encashment along with providing a good leave policy. However, it is understandable that at times, due to some situations, the said leave policy might not be able to cover the leaves of a particular employee, and he would have to take a "Leave w/o Pay." When he can adjust with colleagues and take a granted leave (adjusted), this would really help people bond better.
Really liked the concept and might want to implement it in my organization at a later stage.
Thanks for the brilliant idea... :)
The above link is a reference to the source of the idea wherein a candidate, when in need of leaves (after all his leaves are exhausted), can adjust with the leaves of his colleagues who are willing to lend their leaves. (Please visit the link if you need better clarification).
The concept of requesting leave from a subordinate is very new. Of course, as questioned in the source thread, it can happen that the person from whom you requested the leave is not willing to lend you a few of his/her leaves. But we should understand that the leave is granted to him/her, and he/she has the full right to decide whether or not to grant it.
Of course, when there is a medical or other emergency, I am sure your best colleagues or friends who really understand you would not mind lending you a couple of their leaves if you've run out of yours.
Please understand that in order to encourage people to take fewer leaves, corporates have implemented schemes like leave carry forward and leave encashment along with providing a good leave policy. However, it is understandable that at times, due to some situations, the said leave policy might not be able to cover the leaves of a particular employee, and he would have to take a "Leave w/o Pay." When he can adjust with colleagues and take a granted leave (adjusted), this would really help people bond better.
Really liked the concept and might want to implement it in my organization at a later stage.
Thanks for the brilliant idea... :)