Dear All,
I have some queries related to Earned Leave. (If yearly 30 leaves are credited to an employee's leave account):
1. If an employee leaves the organization on 10th June 2016, is he eligible for EL leave for those 10 days?
2. If an employee leaves the organization on 22nd June 2016, is he eligible for EL leave for those 22 days?
Kindly suggest.
Regards,
From India
I have some queries related to Earned Leave. (If yearly 30 leaves are credited to an employee's leave account):
1. If an employee leaves the organization on 10th June 2016, is he eligible for EL leave for those 10 days?
2. If an employee leaves the organization on 22nd June 2016, is he eligible for EL leave for those 22 days?
Kindly suggest.
Regards,
From India
Dear friends,
30 EL for 12 months means 5 PL for 2 months. There may be 2 conditions. Either the leave may be started in January or April. If it starts in January, the status will be as follows: Jan & Feb - 5, Mar & Apr - 5, May & Jun - 5. In this case, May 12, May 24, Jun 5 or 6, Jun 17 & 18 will be the leave earning dates. Accordingly, those who are relieved on Jun 10 will get 5+5+3 = 13 and on Jun 22 will get 14 ELs. If leave starts in April, the status will be April & May - 5, Jun & July - 5. In this case, the 6th EL will be credited on 12th Jun. Accordingly, those who are relieved on Jun 10 will get 5 and on Jun 22 will get 6 ELs.
Abbas. P. S.
From India, Bangalore
30 EL for 12 months means 5 PL for 2 months. There may be 2 conditions. Either the leave may be started in January or April. If it starts in January, the status will be as follows: Jan & Feb - 5, Mar & Apr - 5, May & Jun - 5. In this case, May 12, May 24, Jun 5 or 6, Jun 17 & 18 will be the leave earning dates. Accordingly, those who are relieved on Jun 10 will get 5+5+3 = 13 and on Jun 22 will get 14 ELs. If leave starts in April, the status will be April & May - 5, Jun & July - 5. In this case, the 6th EL will be credited on 12th Jun. Accordingly, those who are relieved on Jun 10 will get 5 and on Jun 22 will get 6 ELs.
Abbas. P. S.
From India, Bangalore
Abbas sir,
1. If someone is following the academic/financial year for leave balance (April to March), then is there any issue?
2. Yearly, 30 EL days are credited to the confirmed on-roll employees.
3. If an employee leaves the organization on 10th June 2016 and they don't credit EL for that particular month, will it be an issue?
I request your inputs on the above query.
Regards,
From India
1. If someone is following the academic/financial year for leave balance (April to March), then is there any issue?
2. Yearly, 30 EL days are credited to the confirmed on-roll employees.
3. If an employee leaves the organization on 10th June 2016 and they don't credit EL for that particular month, will it be an issue?
I request your inputs on the above query.
Regards,
From India
What date the leave is credited 1st Jan or April. In any case entitled leave from Jan or April to date of separation in prorata basis is to added to existing balance.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear pl check up .One is entitled for Earned Leave after completion of 240 Days in a Calender year.The Earned leave Will be credited in Next year 01 Jan . Regards
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear all,
The earning criteria for earned leave as laid down in the Factories Act 1948 is as follows: one leave is earned after every 20 working days and can be availed in the succeeding year. This means that whatever you earned in a calendar year can be availed in the next year, and it can be earned, availed, or carried forward in full-day rounding off.
The entitlement for earned leave is that if someone is working from 1st January to 31st December, they must have worked for 240 days. In other cases, at least 2/3rd of the working days must be completed.
Regarding the fixed 30 days earned leave policy for the calendar year, one cannot comment without reviewing the policy framed by the establishment. It is subject to not superseding the applicable law and should be in addition to the provisions laid down in the Act.
P.K. Sharma
From India, Delhi
The earning criteria for earned leave as laid down in the Factories Act 1948 is as follows: one leave is earned after every 20 working days and can be availed in the succeeding year. This means that whatever you earned in a calendar year can be availed in the next year, and it can be earned, availed, or carried forward in full-day rounding off.
The entitlement for earned leave is that if someone is working from 1st January to 31st December, they must have worked for 240 days. In other cases, at least 2/3rd of the working days must be completed.
Regarding the fixed 30 days earned leave policy for the calendar year, one cannot comment without reviewing the policy framed by the establishment. It is subject to not superseding the applicable law and should be in addition to the provisions laid down in the Act.
P.K. Sharma
From India, Delhi
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