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Hi Seniors, Would want to know if Leaves are encashed Annually or at the time of separation. Regards Kavita Rao
From India, New Delhi
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Dear Kavia,

Earned Leave can be encashed annually as well as at the time of separation. It depends on the company policy. Many companies give both options, but in the case of annual encashment, the employee is not allowed to encash the complete leave balance. They have to keep a certain number of leaves in their leave balance for the current year.

On the other hand, in the case of separation, he/she can encash the complete leave balance.


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Annual Leave as Regulated by the Factory Act

Annual Leave as regulated by the Factory Act states the following:

Calculation for Adults

One day for every twenty days of work performed by an individual during the previous calendar year.

Carry Forward

30 days in the case of adults.

Leave Encashment

1. A fraction of leave of half a day or more should be considered as full, while less than half a day should not be considered.
2. The entire leave balance should be paid during normal separation or termination.

PS: The Factory Act does not specify whether payment should be on Basic or Gross salary. Please refer to the Factory Act for better clarification.

Regards,
Niraj Sharma

From India, Bangalore
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Yes, you can pay it only on basic. But the only thing you need to consider is, Basic should be more than minimum wages Basic + DA and the same has to be fallen under your leave policy.

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Dear Kavita, If your company falls under shops and establishment then you need to check applicability in your state’s shops act.

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