Is Sunday/Holiday Is Counted While Taking CL Or EL/PL ?

Greetings. Legally Sundays and declared holidays are not countrd in CL , but the total number of days of absence including all Sundays and holidays and CL should not exceed 10 days in a month. Hope you are clear now. Ramanathan, Advocate.

Hi Nizamuddinkhan,
As per section 25 (5) under the Tamil Nadu Shops and Establishments
Act, 1947 -
"Authorised leave shall deemed not to include any weekly holiday or half-holiday allowed under this Act which occurs at the beginning or end of an interruption brought about by the leave"

Dear All,
As per factories act if weekly off or paid holiday comes in between two leave days it will be considered as leave. employee should be present at either end of weekly off or PH to get payment for WOFF or PH.

Mr Nizam;
Do one thing go ready Factory Act. In which clear written than after every 48 Hrs. 24 Hrs rest is rquired, But some of the state Gudget clearly definr that to prevail rest, you should have to physically presence for at least 32 Hrs in that Particular week.
Ashwini Kumar
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Thanks every one for highlighting your views.
But still my question remains unanswered. I’m not talking for the weekly off.
My question is: I worked from Monday to Friday and I take CL on Saturday & Monday, Sunday is weekly off; will Sunday would be counted as CL or weekly off?
M.N. KHAN

if i take half day leave in 2nd half and then leave continued till tuesday, then it will come under PL. Kindly confirm urgently.

if i take half day leave in 2nd half on saturday and then leave continued till tuesday, then it will come under PL. Kindly confirm urgently.

Dear Sir,
My query is My employee was having a weekoff on PH Day so I just to know is he eligible to take off on next Day as PH?

I agree on Mr.Sivasankaran explanation in this regard.

Greetings of the Day,

Public Holiday between EL leaves should be marked as PH are EL.
Example,
(A Employee taken EL leaves from
2-10-2022 to 08-10-2022
& 05-10-2022 is a PH)
It will be marked as EL are PH.