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manmatha-hegde
Dear All, I have Quarries regarding, if anywhere mentioned in the factories act 1948-Proper Reasons Requires for leave. Thank You. Manmatha
From India, Bengaluru
umakanthan53
6018

Dear Manmadha,

To my knowledge, not alone the Factorues Act,1948, no other laws providing for leave benefits to employees require furnishing proper reason for leave applied for. Leave is an employment benefit conferred on the employees primarily for the purposes of rejuvenation of the body and spirit of the employees so as to regain the vigor in the usual process of continuous work and to strike a work-life balance as well and to enable the employees to discharge their social obligations like the other members of the society.
Further, if we analyze the very nomenclatures of the different kinds of leave together with the restrictions imposed on sanction, in my considered opinion, there is no necessity to require the employee to show proper reason while applying for leave and the phrase " proper reason " is a subjective one that cannot be objectively defined to the satisfaction of both the employer and the employee.

From India, Salem
sitaramsn
26

Dear Sir,
I could not understand here what is meant by proper reason and for whom - to employee or sanctioning authority. As said above, it is subjective and can not be assessed too. Suppose an employee apply for leave for ' headache' or ' not feeling well' what kind of proof can be submitted.

I feel by going with such norms it will bring rigidity in administration. Factories Act provided certain provisions for refusal of leave and cancellation. Hope they will be enough.

From India, Hyderabad
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