Dear All,
This is a query regarding leave without pay policy .We have a case where in one of the employee was absent on 14th &16th August,15th August was a Gazetted holiday .Since he did not have any leave balance .His leaves will be leaves without pay .Please advice whether lwp should be for three day or two days .
Regards
Kavita Rao
From India, New Delhi
3This is a query regarding leave without pay policy .We have a case where in one of the employee was absent on 14th &16th August,15th August was a Gazetted holiday .Since he did not have any leave balance .His leaves will be leaves without pay .Please advice whether lwp should be for three day or two days .
Regards
Kavita Rao
From India, New Delhi
Yes, due to national holiday on 15th of August,You can’t count it as leave taken so you can deduct the payment of rest of two days. Rajesh
From India, Barddhaman
From India, Barddhaman
Will you pay for the four national holidays if a person has been on leave without pay for the entire year? No. The same ruling applies here also. There is nothing wrong in refusing to pay salary for a holiday if the suffix and prefix of the said holiday are unpaid leaves.
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
Madhu.T.K
From India, Kannur
Either it is national holiday or public holiday or weekly off............ If you are absent for 2 days, i.e. after and before of mentioned holidays............, we should count it as 3 days.
Regards,
Binod
From Nepal, Kathmandu
Regards,
Binod
From Nepal, Kathmandu
Hello Kavita,
The established practice in a PSU under Central Govt. is that if an employee is a permanent employee, i.e. he is not a probationer/casual/badli/ apprentice employee, he is entitled to full wages for national holiday(s) falling in the month if the employee has put in even one day of attendance in that month. However, no wage is paid for national holiday(s) if he is absent for the entire month. I am not sure if there is any such rule in black and white, but it is followed.
Best of luck
AK Jain
HR Personnel
NCL, CIL
From India, Jabalpur
The established practice in a PSU under Central Govt. is that if an employee is a permanent employee, i.e. he is not a probationer/casual/badli/ apprentice employee, he is entitled to full wages for national holiday(s) falling in the month if the employee has put in even one day of attendance in that month. However, no wage is paid for national holiday(s) if he is absent for the entire month. I am not sure if there is any such rule in black and white, but it is followed.
Best of luck
AK Jain
HR Personnel
NCL, CIL
From India, Jabalpur
In fact this rule is called "Sandwich Leaves Rule". If an employee takes leaves like one day before Sunday i-e called "Off Day" and one day after Sunday then this will be called "Sandwich Leaves Rule" then HR/Payroll/Employer can deduct (03) three days collectively as Unpaid Leaves. But as the case of Gazzetted Holidays like 15th August no one cannot make it as "Sandwich Rule" so only (02) Two Days will be deduct as Un Paid if there is no leave balance in his account or he/she is in Probation Period.
From Pakistan, Sialkot
From Pakistan, Sialkot
Community Support and Knowledge-base on business, career and organisational prospects and issues - Register and Log In to CiteHR and post your query, download formats and be part of a fostered community of professionals.
Leave Balance Tracker - Final.xls