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Hello all, Our company has a rule that if an employee attends the office for less than 4 days, even for 3.5 days, then their Sunday salary also gets deducted. I want to know if this rule comes from labor law.

Example:
For example, if Mr. X attends the office on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and half-day on Thursday, then our company pays him only for 3.5 days and deducts the salary of Sunday as well.

Question:
How many days of work are compulsory to get paid for Sunday also? Please provide your valuable feedback.

Regards, Sunita Bhat

From India, Delhi
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Hi Not a right practice. Only in case of long leaves inbetween Sunday to be considered that also to adjusted against accrued leave.
From India, Madras
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HI, THIS IS WRONG PRACTICE AND THERE IS NOTHING SUCH RULES BUT IN ACT ONLY MENTION THAT FOR WEEKLY OFF AFTER 48 HOURS WORKING.
From India, Jalandhar
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The current practice you follow is not in accordance with any labor law. Your practice is not acceptable to a monthly-rated employee. Kindly confirm whether your establishment is a factory, as defined under the Factories Act.
From India, Aizawl
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