Any worker who is on EL on Saturday and Monday will be treated as a rest day or EL on Sunday?
Please also clarify if any employee who is absent on Saturday and Monday will be treated as absent or have Sunday considered as a rest day?
Please provide a specific answer as per the factory law and UP FACTORY RULES 1950.
From India, Jaipur
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Please also clarify if any employee who is absent on Saturday and Monday will be treated as absent or have Sunday considered as a rest day?
Please provide a specific answer as per the factory law and UP FACTORY RULES 1950.
From India, Jaipur
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If he is availing Saturday & Monday as EL, the inbetween Sunday will be treated as EL only. If he is absent on saturday & monday, inbetween sunday also treated as absent.
From India, Lucknow
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Dear When you know that the reply is not as per Factory law then why do not you go through this law of your own.
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Normally in case of LOP only sunday is taken into count. Incase the leave balance is there then only sat and monday shall be calculated for counting the leaves Rao
From India, Delhi
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Dear Peeyusha ji,
If any employee is absent on Saturday and Monday, this will attract an EL, and Sunday will be exempted. So, two days EL will be deducted. It is a general leave rule. However, it purely depends on the industry as per the leave procedures.
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PBS KUMAR
From India, Kakinada
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If any employee is absent on Saturday and Monday, this will attract an EL, and Sunday will be exempted. So, two days EL will be deducted. It is a general leave rule. However, it purely depends on the industry as per the leave procedures.
Regards,
PBS KUMAR
From India, Kakinada
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Dear,
As per the Factories Act, Sunday will not be counted as leave, and Saturday and Monday will be considered as two days of leave. This information is clearly mentioned in Section 79, Explanation 2 of the Factories Act.
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JS Malik
From India, Delhi
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As per the Factories Act, Sunday will not be counted as leave, and Saturday and Monday will be considered as two days of leave. This information is clearly mentioned in Section 79, Explanation 2 of the Factories Act.
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JS Malik
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Our Senior Member, Mr. JS Malik, has given the right answer. However, Mr. Ponraj, please avoid such answers as most of the HR fraternity may look into the answer and may not find your response correct. HR personnel are meant to guide and not misguide the management.
From India, Bokaro
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From India, Bokaro
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Malikji is perfectly right, as usual. This is the legally compliant policy adopted by good companies and PSUs. However, many private sector companies, especially those that are small and family-run and do not have employer-friendly policies, follow the method as posted by Mr. Ponraj to extract as much benefit as possible.
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