One of the simplest HR issues that a company has to handle is managing leaves. Initially we did not have a fixed leave policy and leaves and holidays were granted on a need basis and on short notice. However as we grew we realized the need for systematizing this to be able to manage and plan our activities and projects. Creating a leave policy might sound easy but we had to put a lot of thought into this. We wanted it to be as flexible as possible but with enough rigidity to have a predictable system.
Company Leave Policy Document v1.0
- An employee will be entitled to 12 Holidays a year. 3 national holidays (Jan 26th, August 15th and Oct 2nd) and rest 9 days decided by the company.
- An Employee will be entitled to 12 working days Paid Leave in a calendar year.
- An employee shall not take Paid Leave for more than 3 days during a quarter during the first two years of employment.
- All leaves – unpaid and paid - needs prior approval from the employee's manager. Leave sanctioning authority has the full discretion to refuse, revoke or curtail the leave when required.
- All Employees are required to submit a leave application to his/her Manager at least 3 days before he/she intends to take leave except in the case of emergencies.
- In case of emergencies, the manager must be informed as early as possible. All leaves, other than emergencies, informed without sufficient notice will be considered as Un-Paid Leave and will be recorded as 'Absent without Notice'.
- Deviations with respect to availing leave can be permitted in case of exigency by the Manager.
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Company leave policy
I am an auditor in a factory.I want to leave policy.
Use our policy as a guideline
You can use our policy to build your leave policy. We don't have any other document other than this.
hello
plz mail me the complete leave policy.
thasnks
Leave Policy
That is the complete policy :)
leave without pay
if employee absent without any information and he/she return back and sanction the leave even they have leave balance whether it will be consider as leave witout pay.
regds,
thippeswamy
Leave without notice
That is completely up to the company management to decide. I guess you can make a decision based on the circumstances.
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