manunair
2

Our company had declared two days of holiday in September 2018, i.e 12.09.18 and 13.09.18. Our one or two employees were absent on 10, 11 and 14, 15. They don't have leave balance, so these days marked absent. So, please let me know, are they eligible for holiday payment?
From India, Bengaluru
umakanthan53
6018

Dear Manu,
It is a matter of discretion of the employer. Though it is not mentioned explicitly in the post, there is a possible inference that all those employees rejoined duty on the 16th. Similarly, another inference that their absence is not an uninformed one also becomes possible because of the usage of the term "absence " and the mention of marking them absent for want of leave at their credit in your post. In the absence of any leave to their credit, certainly the leave applied for should be treated as leave on loss of pay only.
Since these holidays actually fell in between the spells of their absence, they ought to have applied for permission to avail of the holidays in their leave applications. Otherwise, in my opinion, they would merge with the period of absence resulting in loss of pay for such holidays too.

From India, Salem
nathrao
3131

Employee would not be eligible for the two days holidays declared by the company.
From India, Pune
sunitha b c
Dear sir/Madam,
Regarding LOP, I have one doubt .
If employee don't have Leave balance, if he/she took continuously 15 days leave, it should be a LOP. But.. if , that days compulsory holiday will come , we have to pay them holiday payment or not.
Please clarify.....
Sunitha

From India, undefined
umakanthan53
6018

Dear Ms. Sunitha,
Whenever an employee goes on LOP for a continuous long stretch whether upon due authorization or unauthorizedly, the holidays, if any falling in between automatically merge with the LOP. Not obligatory to pay salary by segregating such days from the leave period.

From India, Salem
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