Hello, I am working in a company since July 2001. Before 2005, my company was under proprietorship, and in 2005, it was converted into a private limited company without giving full and final settlements to the existing employees. Earlier, it used to provide 12 leaves in a year, but after it became a private limited company, they started giving 15 leaves. However, we were never given any encashment for them.
Thanks, Dinesh
From India, Pune
Thanks, Dinesh
From India, Pune
leaveencashment is given upon resigning services or the leave is carried forward if working still upto max two years accumulations
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
Its depend on the company policy, company can encash 50% everyear or can carryforward & encash at the time of resignation/retirement. Rgds/Jitender
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
Dear Friends,
It totally depends on the company's policy regarding what they want for the settlement of leave encashments. However, as per labor laws, leave encashment should be payable at retirement or upon separation from the job.
Thanks and regards,
Bhagwan Tolani
Senior HR
TM Group
Email: bhagwan_007@in.com
From India, Mumbai
It totally depends on the company's policy regarding what they want for the settlement of leave encashments. However, as per labor laws, leave encashment should be payable at retirement or upon separation from the job.
Thanks and regards,
Bhagwan Tolani
Senior HR
TM Group
Email: bhagwan_007@in.com
From India, Mumbai
If the leave encashment provision is in the standing order of the company, you may complain to the zonal labour inspector/commissioner with proof of the salary received not including the amount of your leave encashment.
Regards,
Jawahar
9769769990
From India, Gurgaon
Regards,
Jawahar
9769769990
From India, Gurgaon
Hi,
In many companies, the procedure is that the employee is allowed to accumulate his leave up to 30 days. If his services are urgent and essential, the employer may allow such employees to accumulate even more days of leave.
In some companies, as per their existing policy, leave is disbursed with wages for the accumulated leave in the month of January.
Actually, leave is encashed only upon resignation, retirement, or the death of an employee. If an employee does not use his leave, he can accumulate up to 30 days as per the Factories Act. After reaching 30 days of accumulation, he or she has to utilize their leave; otherwise, it will lapse.
It is at the employer's discretion whether or not to encash leave while the employee is in service.
Mohan Rao Manager HR
From India, Visakhapatnam
In many companies, the procedure is that the employee is allowed to accumulate his leave up to 30 days. If his services are urgent and essential, the employer may allow such employees to accumulate even more days of leave.
In some companies, as per their existing policy, leave is disbursed with wages for the accumulated leave in the month of January.
Actually, leave is encashed only upon resignation, retirement, or the death of an employee. If an employee does not use his leave, he can accumulate up to 30 days as per the Factories Act. After reaching 30 days of accumulation, he or she has to utilize their leave; otherwise, it will lapse.
It is at the employer's discretion whether or not to encash leave while the employee is in service.
Mohan Rao Manager HR
From India, Visakhapatnam
Dear Dinesh, It’s depends on the company policy.organisation to organization policies are different. Regards Charvaka Reddy
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
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