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Is it advisable to pay leave with wages every month for contract labour? - CiteHR

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Hi All,
Leave encashment will be given in the following conditions in every situation:
1. in employment - Excess EL from accumulations (accumulation is based on state rules for it)
2. in case of leaving the employment (resign, termination, death, superanuation)
Simple formula is there for it. Basic + DA (not less than minimum wages applicable) divided by 30 & multiply by number of encashable ELs.
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phone 9717883475

From India, Delhi
SUDARSHAN KUMAR ARORA
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Dear All,
As per factories act provision Earned leaves to be calculated on calender year basis and these can be accumulated upto 30 and balance to be paid in january and the total amount paid will be shown in the annual retrun under form no 21 which is required to be sent to chief inspector of factories by 15 th january of each year.

From India, Gurgaon
boss2966
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Dear Varaprasad
Normally the monthly wages will be divided by 26 days to calculate the 1 day wage.
All the contract employees are eligible for 1 day leave for every completed days of work. In case of any holiday that too also to be calculated for counting the working days, if the employee worked on previous day and next day of holiday.

From India, Kumbakonam
R.N Global Management Cosultants
Dear All,
Please confirm me that EL encashment wages is divided by 30 or 26 & EL encashment Amount is under PF contribution or not ? & why is not it/ have ?. it is very confusion for me .If you have on writing that send me .
Regards,
Nagendra

From India, Bahadurgarh
priyadarshinibn
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Dear Pravin,
Go through the below link for the information on leave encashment for contract labours..
bcic.org.in

From India, Bangalore
AJAY MOROLIA
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Dear All,
There is no provision for Leave under CLA as CLA defines short term of employment.
If we are employing contract labour for long duration even under CLA they have the privelage to get the leave as per Companys Standing Order / Shops and Commercial Act / Factories Act or Leave encashment benifits as defined under Standing Order or Act as applicable.
Regards,
Ajay Morolia

From India, Delhi
AJAY MOROLIA
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Dear All,
There is no provision of leave under CLA because of CLA defines employement of short tenure.
If we are employing any one under CLA for long duration he is entitled for Leave as per Standing Order / Shops and Commercial Act / Factories Act as applicable.
Regards
Ajay Morolia

From India, Delhi
Ksprasad_141172
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Dear Seniors, My querry is that they can carry forward their leaves for next year or it will lapse (un utilized leaves) please advise. Regards, Prasad
From India, Mumbai
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Dear All,
As per contract Labour act there is no provision for Leave with wages, or Leave encashment, in this case how we can provide leave with wages to contract labour ? And also if we keep them for 480 days obviously we have to confirm them as a regular employee according to conferment of permanent status Act ?
since we are keeping contract workers as a daily wage basis then why should we provide Leave encashment to them?
Pls suggest your comment.

From India, Chennai
ushadh
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Hello Friends, Is there any written rule if Leave Encashment either to be done on Basic+Da OR on Gross Salary per month. Please share if you have anywhere in writing.
From India, Faridabad
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