Leave

Leave module coverage

1. This module targets end-to-end automation of the Leave management process.
2. Module allows detailed and accurate generation of attendance reports of employees that are accumulated from database in real time.
3. Leaves are adjusted in line with predefined rules and policies of the organization about late coming and early leaving from work and other leaves.
4. The module offers an employee the liberty to initiate, track, and monitor Leave requests easily.
5. Approval Authority can approve/deny Leave Request and check employee leave balances without navigating through a maze of spread sheets.
6. Users can access leave application section from the Juno Campus Employee app using their mobile phones to raise, view and update their leave in the sections accordingly.
7. The entire Leave management process becomes transparent and more efficient.
8. Leave admin can eliminate paper-trails, reduce manual intervention, ensure legal compliance, and offer real-time data.

Terminology used

• Casual Leave (CL) - Casual Leave are granted for certain unforeseen situation when employee are required to go for one or two days leaves to attend to personal matters and not for vacation.
• Leave without Pay (LWP) - If person does not have any unused leave and the situation warrants him to take the leave, the leave is granted by the Company as loss of pay
• Earn Leave (EL) - Earned leave is leave which has been earned (in accordance with conditions of employee) and not taken at the time of severance
• Compensatory Off (C Off) - Compensatory Off is a time off that is granted to a worker as compensation for working overtime.
• On Duty (OD) - An employee can make Out Duty request in case of being out of office for the purpose of office work and is not able to mark his/her attendance. It can either be applied for present, past or future date.
• Special Leave - Special leave is an arrangement granted to an employee who needs to be absent from the work during working hours which do not come under other types of leave.
• Maternity Leave (ML) - Maternity Leave is paid leave given to a female employee when she is pregnant
• Paternity Leave (PL) - Paternity Leave is paid or unpaid leave given to a male employee when a child is born.
• Half Pay Leave (HPL) - If an employee sanctioned half pay leave then his pay is half, means he is paid only 50% of pay for the said half pay leave period
• Extraordinary Leave (EOL) - Extraordinary  Leave shall  always  be without  leave  salary and  may  be granted when  no  other kind  of  leave is  admissible,  or when  other  leave being admissible,  the  staff concerned  has  specifically applied  in  writing for the grant of EOL.
• Leave Not Due (LND) - Leave Not Due may be granted only on medical grounds to a permanent staff with no HPL at his/her credit.
• Commuted Leave - When commuted leave is granted, twice the amount of such leave shall be debited against the half pay leave due.
• Restricted Leave - The entire office is not mandatory closed on restricted holidays, but some or all employees can take leave on the restricted holiday. Generally, the list of restricted holidays in a company can contain many leaves, but each employee is allowed to choose max 2 holidays from the list of restricted holidays.
• Sabbatical leave - Sabbatical leave is defined as a time period in which a person does not report to his regular job but who remains employed with that company.
• Summer Vacation Leave - Summer vacation (also called summer holiday or summer break) is a school holiday in summer between school years and the break in the school academic year. Students and teaching staff are typically off between eight and nine weeks, depending on the country and district.
• Study Leave - Study leave is one of a range of professional learning options covering both formal and informal training and resources for employees in the teaching service to build the capacity of the workforce to improve student learning outcomes.
• Group Leave - Leaves can be Individual or Group Leaves (e.g. Summer Vacation Leave (SVL) can be a group of Summer Vacation (SV) and Earn Leave (EL) deduction defined in any proportion lets say 50% SV and 50 % EL, then if an employee applies for 20 days SVL – 10 days Summer Vacation (SV) and 10 days Earn Leave would be deducted. Within EL First Non-En-cashable Balance then En-cashable Balance)

Leave Rules

• Leave Rules configuration can be defined for
• General Rules
• Total No. of Days
• Apply Before
• Carry Forward
• Half Pay Allowed
• With Effect From e.g. for contractual employee Leave cycle is according to there contract period
• Supporting Document Mandatory
• En-cashable
• Commuted Leave
• Half Day Allowed
• Quarter Day Allowed

Example

• 10 CL per calendar year is applicable
• 30 Days EL is applicable out of which 15 Days will be cashable and 15 days will be non-cashable
• EL should be preapproved only before at-least 1 day. If applied late – Alerts are prompted at the time of sanctioning
• SL should be applied maximum within 02 working day after rejoining - If applied late – Alerts are prompted at the time of sanctioning
• SL beyond 02 days should be supported by a medical certificate
• Balance CL (un-availed) can be enchased at the end of the calendar year i.e 31st December

Leave Credit Rules

Leave Credits can be defined at

• Beginning of Cycle
• End of Cycle
• Pro-rata
• Can be Credited in Probation period?
• After Joining Leave Credited From Which (Mention) Cycle up-to Which Cycle ***

Example

• CL will be credited in advance on 01st January of every calendar year
• EL will be credited only at the end of the calendar year i.e. 31st December for that particular year
• SL can be credited on prorate basis
• EL Cannot be credited in Probation Period
• SVL Can be applied only in specific duration
• *** Particular Leave can be availed after 3 years of joining upto 6 years from the date of joining.

IN ALL CALCULATION Leave on LOSS of Pay (LOP) will extend the leave cycle accordingly.

Leave Availing Rules

Leaves Avail rules can be

• Can be Availed in Probation period?
• Availed through Group Only?
• Privileged Leave
• From Joining Leave Avail After 
• Max No of Days Allowed at a Time
• Min No of Days Allowed at a Time
• No of Times Allowed per Cycle
• Leave can be availed Throughout cycle or only a in a Specified Period

Example : EL cannot be taken more than 03 times in a calendar year

Leave Suffix/Pre-fix Rules

If Leave is adjacent to Weekly off/Holiday then

• Prefix and Suffix Weekly off/Holiday should be counted with leave
• Either of Prefix or Suffix Weekly off/Holiday should be counted with leave
• In between Weekly off/Holiday should be counted as leave

Example : If we take 01 day CL on Friday (in the case of 05 days working) and 01 CL on Monday both the Saturday & Sunday will be calculated as a part of leave and since CL cannot be taken more than 02 times in a stretch hence some other kind of leave is to be applied

Output

The Leave module output servers as input to Salary module as a basis of salary generation.