Attendance & Leave
Comp-off policy addendum template
A drafting addendum to attach to a leave policy. Adapt it. Do not treat it as overtime law.
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Attendance & Leave
Attendance, shifts, leave types, and policy operating practice.
Attendance & Leave
Leave approval queues for managers
A leave queue is a dated decision list. Chat approvals that never hit the system are not approvals.
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Attendance & Leave
Leave without pay versus attendance LOP
LWP is leave. Attendance LOP is unpaid presence. They can hit the same rupee line if you map them that way.
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Comp-off expiry and overtime conversion
Expiry and conversion are policy clocks after a comp-off credit exists. They are not a nationwide overtime substitute.
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Attendance & Leave
Holidays, weekly offs, and leave balances
A holiday is a calendar rest. A weekly off is a roster rest. Leave spends a balance. They are three different non-working-day types.
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Granted leave versus policy leave
Policy leave is the rulebook. Granted leave is a credit or approval someone actually issued.
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How half-day leave deductions usually work
A half-day leave usually deducts half a unit from a balance. Define morning vs afternoon and how it meets attendance.
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Leave carry-forward, lapse, and encashment
Carry-forward, lapse, and encashment are year-end mechanics you must write. They are not one Indian formula. Stay draft until SME review.
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Annual allotment versus monthly leave accrual
Allotment credits a bucket. Accrual fills it over time. Joiner proration and negative balances follow from that choice.
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Attendance & Leave
Leave policy template for Indian offices
A drafting template for leave types, application, sandwich references, and year-end rules. Adapt and review. Not law.
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Compensatory off explained
Comp-off is rest credited for extra work. Track earn, approve, and use. Do not treat it as a hidden overtime statute.
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Casual, sick, and earned leave: operational differences
CL, SL, and EL are common operating labels. They are not one nationwide statute with identical quotas.
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