Dear Sir ,
We have a Follow EL Encasement Policy .
Rounded off Method
If 1.1 to 1.4 means round off to 1.
If 1.5 to 1.59 means round off to 1.5.
If 1.6 to 1.9 means round off to 1.5.
Kindly advise is method is right as per Act
From India, Coimbatore
We have a Follow EL Encasement Policy .
Rounded off Method
If 1.1 to 1.4 means round off to 1.
If 1.5 to 1.59 means round off to 1.5.
If 1.6 to 1.9 means round off to 1.5.
Kindly advise is method is right as per Act
From India, Coimbatore
Is it your EL encashment policy or EL calculation policy? When you divide the number of days worked by 20 (assuming that EL is one day for every twenty days worked) there will be fractions. It may be like 13.2, 13.6, 13.9, 14.7 etc. A fraction of less than 0.5 will be ignored and more than 0.5 will be rounded to one next figure. This is the law. Accordingly if someone has worked for, say 264, he will earn 13 leaves ignoring the fraction of 0.2, ie,264/20=13.2. If some person has worked for 296, then he will earn 15 days EL though it is actually 14.8.
Normally EL will be availed only in whole day number and as such there will not be fraction of a leave in the credit for encashment. Please clarify if your query is related to encashment or EL earning.
From India, Kannur
4250Normally EL will be availed only in whole day number and as such there will not be fraction of a leave in the credit for encashment. Please clarify if your query is related to encashment or EL earning.
From India, Kannur
There is no specific provision regarding rounding off the fractional leave entitlement. There are two rules that apply:
1. Where there is an entitlement for a minimum number, then for every fraction it has to be upwardly revised. I.e., for any number greater than 2.0 the number has to be reckoned as 3.
2. Where there is an entitlement for a maximum number, then for every fraction it has to be limited to the previous whole number. I.e., for any number lesser than 3 the number has to be reckoned as 2.
3. Also there is a median approach which is very popularly used, i.e. while a fraction up to 0.5 is ignored any number equal to or greater than 0.5 is rounded as the next full number.
The median approach is fair and equitable, looking at the legal provision it is recommended.
From India, Mumbai
1. Where there is an entitlement for a minimum number, then for every fraction it has to be upwardly revised. I.e., for any number greater than 2.0 the number has to be reckoned as 3.
2. Where there is an entitlement for a maximum number, then for every fraction it has to be limited to the previous whole number. I.e., for any number lesser than 3 the number has to be reckoned as 2.
3. Also there is a median approach which is very popularly used, i.e. while a fraction up to 0.5 is ignored any number equal to or greater than 0.5 is rounded as the next full number.
The median approach is fair and equitable, looking at the legal provision it is recommended.
From India, Mumbai
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