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Dear All,

I need some clarification if anybody can help for the benefit of all. If an employee took leave from Friday to Monday, we usually calculate the leave for 4 days (inclusive of Saturday and Sunday).

My question is if the employee took the leave before the national holiday or festival holiday and after the holiday, will we include the holiday also as leave or do we have to take only 2 days leave alone?

Regards,
Ramanathan.L

From India, Madras
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hi, National holyday r not include in your leave, they r extra leave or u can say bonus leave, :icon10::):-P
From India, Bhopal
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Dear Ramanathan,

In case any employee takes leave before the national holiday or festival holiday, then that day will not be counted in the leave tenure, and the leave of that employee will be counted from the next day onwards (the day after the holiday). The rest of the leaves depend upon the "Leave Policy of your company."

Regards,
Ankit
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From India, Mumbai
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Dear Ramanath, National and Mandatory Holidays are not to be counted as leave availed by employee. Inclusions of Sats & Suns will depend on your orgsn’s leave policy. Regards, Suja
From India, Bangalore
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Hi, U r calculating right. Becoz before holiday and after day if there is working day and employee is absent, it will be deductable. rgds bhagwan 9968737796
From India, Mumbai
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If you take PL, then Saturday or Sunday will not be counted in leave. But in case of sick leave, if you are on leave on Friday and Monday, then Saturday and Sunday will be counted according to the company policy.
From India, Delhi
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Dear Ramanathan ji,

Usually, for the calculation of EL leaves, the National, Festival, and Weekly Offs are excluded. If the person has applied for CL, it will be included. However, it is purely based on the company's Leave Policy. So, does your company have any such policy?

Regards,
PBS KUMAR


From India, Kakinada
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Dear Sir,

My name is Pradeep, and I work in a private limited company. I would like some clarification on availing leave. I took a day off on Saturday (CL - went out of station) and returned on Sunday night. Upon returning from my trip, I was affected by viral fever and could not resume work on Monday, which was supposed to be my joining day. Therefore, I took rest, and on Tuesday, I submitted an SL with a Medical Certificate.

Sir, could you please advise me if Sunday will be counted as leave? Will it be considered as 3 days leave (Saturday/Sunday/Monday) or only Saturday counted as CL and Monday as SL (for only 2 days)?

I am awaiting your prompt response to my query.

Thank you and regards,

Pradeep

From India, Lucknow
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Hi Ramanthan,

If an employee takes time off immediately before or after a public holiday, that should be considered as a leave. Actually, we may or may not follow this protocol. If you want to implement this policy, then we need to consider many things so that we can justify the policy that we follow.

Regards,
Swetha N

From India, Hyderabad
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Dear ramanathsn, The national holidays / festivals holidays should not be counted, but I think it also depends on the company policies. Rgds supriya
From India, Delhi
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Dear,

An employee has taken leave from Friday to Thursday. If Saturday, Sunday, or any holiday falls within that duration, it will be counted as part of the leave. Weekly offs or holidays are payable only if the employee is present before or after the weekly off or holiday.

Thank you.

From India, Jaipur
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dear if some one takes leave starting/ending with declared holiday. it will be excluded but if it falls in between leave days then it will be counted as leave shyamal
From India, Mumbai
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Anonymous
Ya we will include holiday also as leave but on the national holiday he will show the certificete to attend the national holiday at any place so we holiday will not take as a leave.
From India, Jhansi
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