One regular staff/officer took 3 days of CL (12/10, 13/10, 14/10/16) as a prefix and 2 days of suffix on 16/10 and 17/10/16. The individual is eligible to avail the weekly off on 15/10/16. By taking the weekly off, they pass on the OT benefit to another employee.
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From India, Chennai
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From India, Chennai
It is based on the company policy.
As per company regulation, you cannot have the policy that the weekly off or holidays can't be clubbed in the middle of CL leaves. In your case, you can include the weekly off as CL days for calculation if your company policy says so.
From India, Chennai
As per company regulation, you cannot have the policy that the weekly off or holidays can't be clubbed in the middle of CL leaves. In your case, you can include the weekly off as CL days for calculation if your company policy says so.
From India, Chennai
Generally, and as per service rules. period spent on casual leave is considered to be duty.
From India, Kochi
From India, Kochi
Please refer to the leave policy of your company to determine whether a prefix and/or suffix is attached or calculated as leave. If your company does not have any leave policy, please draft one as soon as possible and implement it immediately before it is too late.
From India, Ahmadabad
From India, Ahmadabad
You have not provided any details of your company structure, size, or other critical information, so getting a proper reply is difficult for you.
Weekly Off Rule
Weekly off is applicable only to someone who has worked for 6 days. So, that is one important rule that helps you.
HR and Leave Rules
If you don't have your own HR and leave rules, then obviously you need to refer to standing orders. In model standing orders, the rule is clearly stated that holidays are not to be counted if prefixed and suffixed with leave. I think a similar rule is also there for the Shop and Establishment Act.
Regards
From India, Mumbai
Weekly Off Rule
Weekly off is applicable only to someone who has worked for 6 days. So, that is one important rule that helps you.
HR and Leave Rules
If you don't have your own HR and leave rules, then obviously you need to refer to standing orders. In model standing orders, the rule is clearly stated that holidays are not to be counted if prefixed and suffixed with leave. I think a similar rule is also there for the Shop and Establishment Act.
Regards
From India, Mumbai
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