Hi Payal
It is very clear if it is mentioned in the policy you should adhere to it. As you said you availed more than 2 days leave before that so it is clear that there is no such policy.
In case if they have amended the policy the same should be conveyed to team so you have rights to take the issue to the concerned person (i.e., front office executive).
Have you got the leave approved by your immediate manager if yes, you can communicate through him.\
Coming to discussing salary part is a serious issue, first you talk to front office executive if you find no changes you should take the issue to the manager and to the MD.

From India, Bangalore
Dear Payal, Before post the article you must go through company policy for leave.If you not agree with policy or some problem you can meet HR Head. Regards, Dada
From India, New Delhi
Dear Payal,
It is very clear from the Leave Policy that CL needs to be taken on pro-rata basis. So I hope your salary deduction issue is solved.
For the other issue you need to talk to your HOD & then may take up the matter to your MD.
Your company seriously needs a HR person to update all policies(your leave policy effective date is 2007:O)
Wish you all the best!

From India, Mumbai
as prer legal labour law
one can avail 1 casual leave on 45 days (including holidays) i.e on 45 days salary you receive.Minimum 7 in a year
Earned / paid / privildge 1 on 20 for only working days minimum14 in ayear
Medical leave on the gorunds of certified by medical practioner.minimum 7 in ayear
company HR /Personnel policy should not violate above these figures but they can provide more being flexible as per the rules
best regards

From India, Mumbai
Pls. tell me what is minimum wages for personal asst. effective 1st jan 2009 in Haryana. Thanx

Hi Payal,
Every company follows a Leave policy, and the leaves are calculated based on the leave segregation per month based on the leave policy. So whatever the front office admin as done is correct however discussing about the salary is punishable. Just file a issue to the management.

From India, Madras
Dear Naveen Bhardwaj,
The rate of minimum wages for P.A. is Rs. 4880.10 per month wef 01.01.2009.
Submitted as requested.
Regards,
R.N.Khola


(Labour Law & Legal Consultants)
09810405361

From India, Delhi
Hi Payal, It is SL not CL, when availed if any holiday or off comes in between shall not be part of leave. Regards, Amit Seth.
From India, Ahmadabad
Dear Payal,

Leave rules are given in Employee handbook too. If your company does not have one then you prepare it with some basic but important rules and keep on adding. It should not take more than a month in any case to prepare a handbook which is fairly acceptable to the organisation. It will establish you as the HR person in the company, I hope you are a HR professional ?

The concept of CL is due to any unplanned reasons you may need leave sometimes(Flat tyre, strike,flu,headache etc) and so CL is not allowed more than 2 in a month and it is assumed to be availed only in case of a sudden unplanned need.

Front office as the name and designation means - an employee who does a lower level job which is never comparable to HR profession. So you can not expect a front office executive to show high level ethics and professional behaviour. You can at most implement some professionalism as a rule but people like to break rules ! So salaries as long as handled by front office will remain public affairs !

Thanks

Geeta

From Korea, Seoul
Every employee has the right to ask questions on topics concerning his own interest and it is every companies duty to answer your query.
Without hesitation, you should go and ask the concerned authority or the front office executive who is managing the leaves. Though she may not be an HR she might have the right knowledge of how to calculate the CL leaves based on the instructions given, so without blaming her clear your doubts with her upfront.
Secondly, If you have observed her discussing the salaries with her friends then first thing you should do it to warn her for doing so by referring to the policy and if she still continues the same behavior then complain about this to the HOD.
I am sure this will help.
All the best.
Regards,
Shraddha H

From India, Pune
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