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Hi!

Please help with the issue below.

Employees in my office avail leave by informing their respective HOD but do not inform the HR Dept. Per company policies, any employee applying for leave must keep the HR dept informed about the leave. They were already informed that when applying for leave, they have to fill out a Leave Application and email it to their HOD, keeping the HR dept in CC. However, no one is following this policy. Additionally, we have a Biometric Attendance machine at the entrance. If anyone leaves early or arrives late, they do not punch in/out time. Because of this, I am unable to keep records. Everyone is taking things for granted, and it is really frustrating.

In this case, I want to send an email to all employees to strictly follow these policies. Can someone please send me a draft of the email for the same?

Kindly reply to my queries.

Thank you.

From India, Mumbai
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Hi,

Please provide a brief introduction email regarding the leave process to all staff, and strictly inform them that we will mark it as leave without pay (LOP) if employees do not submit their leave applications to the HR Department.

Regarding late arrivals and early departures: monitor occurrences three times in a month. If the frequency exceeds three times, deduct half a day by informing their respective Heads of Departments.

Your involvement is needed to establish the policies.

From India, Hyderabad
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Dear Prakriti,

You can straight away write in the mail that in the absence of any leave application to the HR dept., the leave will be considered as LOP. Also, if anyone is coming late and leaving early without punching, they will be marked as absent or half-day.

You have to be stricter in the implementation of HR policies. If employees are taking procedures for granted, you can conduct a meeting with all employees in a group and explain to them the importance of HR functions. Also, inform them about the consequences if they fail to follow the policies.

Regards,
Harpreet

From India, Jaipur
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Hi Mr./Ms. P_Joshi,

With regard to your query - rather than email, you can opt for open communication, such as morning meetings or conducting a meeting and documenting minutes. Alternatively, you can also share the information on the notice board. (As not all employees may have email addresses).

Regarding late marking, I agree with Mr. Ashok Negidi - ensure communication is two-way in an open meeting.

Thanks,
Parimala

From India, Hyderabad
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Hi!

Attaching herewith the draft leave policy, the procedure to avail the leave, along with a draft notice for late coming/early going for your information. These drafts may help you in designing your own leave policy and notices suiting the requirements of your organization.

Regards,

T. M. Rao

From India, Jamshedpur
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Hi You can put a mil to all HODs regarding intimation of leave CC to HR department otherwise it will be treat as a LOP.
From India, Mumbai
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You should instruct all Heads of Departments (HODs) to communicate with their General Managers (GMs) to forward all approved leaves to HR for processing employee salaries. In the event of a missing incoming/outgoing punch, employees should complete an On-Duty slip and obtain approval, similar to the process for leaves. The approved On-Duty slips should then be forwarded to HR by their respective HODs.

Moreover, approved leaves must be submitted to HR at least five days before salary processing to avoid deductions for Loss of Pay (LOP).

To ensure compliance, these procedures need to be followed for a minimum of two to three months for all employees to align with the new process.

Mathur AK

From India, Delhi
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