Dear Seniors,

Greetings. I work as an HR professional in a Pvt. Ltd. company. Recently, the Director of Operations' Assistant has started granting leave to employees of the operational department directly. I am only receiving a CC of their approved email. Is this okay?

As far as my knowledge is concerned, approving leave is the job of HR.

Regards,

From India, Bhubaneswar
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Leave approval is responsibility of the team manager. HR should only have the information.
From India, Bangalore
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Thank you for your information. I just need a little clarification regarding what happens if the team manager grants leave (CL) to an employee who has already taken it twice in the same month. Can the same employee be granted leave as "CL" for the third time in the current month?

Please advise.

Thank you.

From India, Bhubaneswar
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First of all, the leave sanction/approval authority is the direct supervisor/TL or manager of the employee. The HR/Time Office function is only a record keeper.

Secondly, the number of leaves, availing leave, and its limits are all set by the organization as per their leave policy, in line with certain guidelines set by the prevailing laws.

If your company does not have any restrictions on availing CL on multiple occasions in a single month, let the employee enjoy his/her leaves.

So far, I have not come across any kind of restrictions organizations impose on taking CLs on multiple occasions in a month, provided the concerned department does not have any problem with that.

Certainly, PL/EL has a restriction on availing it - not more than 3 occasions in a year.

Hope I could clear your doubts.

Regards,
Suresh

From India, Pune
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