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Administration Manual - B.E.S.T. Undertaking.

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Fitness certificate is required from the <strong>Undertaking</strong>’s Doctor if SL<br />

availed is more than 2 days in case of employees & 7 days in case of<br />

Officers.<br />

For every 9 days absence or leave without pay, a quarter day SL is<br />

adjusted by debiting the same from the SL/PL account at the end of the<br />

year. In case of no balance SL, recovery is adjusted against PL. Leave<br />

recovery, if any, is affected through salary.<br />

An employee can avail SL on half pay and allowance<br />

subject to his request application to that effect duly signed<br />

by the competent authority. In such cases the employee can<br />

avail leave for the period double, the period he could have<br />

taken on full pay.<br />

CL: CL cannot be taken in excess of 7 days at a time (Except on illness<br />

grounds). Casual Leave (Suffix / prefix) to Sick Leave, then Sick Leave<br />

remains as Sick Leave and Casual as Casual Leave. (Instruction No. 31<br />

STK/10333/878/96 dated 30/8/96).<br />

CL can be suffixed or prefixed to any Holidays.<br />

CL cannot be suffixed or prefixed to PL (except on grounds of<br />

illness). If taken otherwise, the entire period of leave is treated as PL.<br />

CL suffixed/ prefixed to absent, then CL treated as CL (if prior sanctioned) &<br />

absent treated as absent & in case CL is suffixed as well as prefixed to absent then the<br />

entire period is treated as absent.<br />

For every 9 days absence or leave without pay, a quarter day CL is<br />

adjusted by debiting the same from the CL account. In case of no CL ,<br />

cash recovery is affected through salary.

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