can some one give info about leave policy for bpo, and is there any laws in regards to that.or any is it like each company have there own leave policy .
From India, Madras
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I was wondering if anyone could tell me what the general leave policy in India is. How many days EL, CL and SL are you entitled to per year.
Also please let me know what do ISO laws state for leave policy.
Look forward ro receiving a reply as soon as possib
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RICHA SHRI

From India, Bhopal
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Hi i jst want know that if i have no of C-Off and if i have to adjust it in between holidays gape so how it calculated.
suppose 26 jan is holiday and 28 also a holiday i have 2 c-off
i was absent for 25,26,27,28,29 so how it calculated?

From India, Ahmadabad
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Dear all,
I hv the following queries, please advise.
an employee goes for leave from monday to saturday, and he come back on work on nex monday, in this case, will we need to cut his sunday??
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Suresh

From India, Hyderabad
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    (Fact Checked)-The scenario described does not require cutting an additional day. Sunday would not be considered as part of the leave period. Employees are entitled to rest days. Thank you for your query. (1 Acknowledge point)
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  • Hello all,
    I am new for this site, can you please let me know if i am taking Friday off (EL/CL any leave) and 2nd Saturday and Sunday, already off in my company, than how many leave will be deducting in my salary one or Three, if i am joining back on Monday.
    Thanks
    Bharti Sharma

    From India, Ludhiana
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    (Fact Checked)-Hello Bharti Sharma, If you take Friday off along with the 2nd Saturday and Sunday, typically only one leave day should be deducted as Saturday and Sunday are already non-working days. Thank you for your query! (1 Acknowledge point)
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  • Dear Member,
    Prepare leave policy keeping in view your applicable State Shops & Commercial Establishment Act. If you are employing woman employee & the Maternity Benefit Act is applicable then also go through this Act for maternity leaves.
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    R.N.Khola




    From India, Delhi
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    I work in a pharmaceutical company. I want to know under which act should I have my leave policy, i.e., under the Sales and Promotion Act, the Shop and Establishment Act, or the Factory Act? Also, may I have the same leave policy for the office staff, factory workers, and field staff? Should the leaves be given in the same year or the consecutive year based on the financial year already worked by a staff?

    Thanks, Neha

    From India, Delhi
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    dear all respected suggest me about KPA and KRA organization and also about function and how to make policy for such org. pandey AShutosh
    From India, Delhi
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    Hello Seniors,

    I recently joined a pharmaceutical organization as an HR executive and am heading the department alone. I am facing problems with the Leave Policy and related calculations. Can anyone please help me?

    Regards,
    Smita

    From India, Dehradun
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    Hi Smita,

    I am just sharing the thumb rule.

    1. Earned/Privilege Leave - 1 per 20 working days.
    2. Casual Leave - 7 per year.
    3. Sick Leave - 7 per year.

    Except EL, every kind of leave will lapse after the year-end.

    As per the Factories Act, you are required to list 10 holidays in a year.

    Thanks and regards,

    Shamsheer Pal Singh Dhillon
    Head Legal

    From India, Mohali
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