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SRICT Leave Policy-1!1!2016

The document outlines the leave rules for faculty and staff at the SRICT institute. It describes 8 types of leaves including casual leave, earned leave for non-teaching staff, vacation for teaching staff, sick leave, maternity leave, and sabbatical leave. Key details include how many days are allowed for each type of leave, eligibility requirements, and authority for sanctioning leaves. Casual leave is limited to 10 days per year while sick leave accrues at 5 days annually. Maternity leave allows up to 90 days for pregnant female staff. Sabbatical leave requires 10 years of continuous service.

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SRICT Leave Policy-1!1!2016

The document outlines the leave rules for faculty and staff at the SRICT institute. It describes 8 types of leaves including casual leave, earned leave for non-teaching staff, vacation for teaching staff, sick leave, maternity leave, and sabbatical leave. Key details include how many days are allowed for each type of leave, eligibility requirements, and authority for sanctioning leaves. Casual leave is limited to 10 days per year while sick leave accrues at 5 days annually. Maternity leave allows up to 90 days for pregnant female staff. Sabbatical leave requires 10 years of continuous service.

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SHROFF S R ROTARY INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY

SRICT LEAVE RULES ( W.E.F. 1 Jan 2016)

1. TITLE AND PHILOSOPHY

These rules may be called SRICT Leave Rules. These rules shall apply to all the

employees of SRICT.Leave is a provision to stay away from work for genuine reasons

with prior approval of the competent authority. It may be granted for a casual purpose,

for a planned activity, on sickness grounds or in extraordinary conditions. Leave

cannot be claimed as a matter of right. When the exigencies so demand, any kind of

leave may be refused or revoked by the competent authority.

2. AUTHORITY EMPOWERED TO SANCTION LEAVE

Ordinarily, the Principal, SRICT shall be the authority to sanction leave. However, Vice

Chairman, ARES will be sanctioning the leave on recommendation of competent

authority in certain cases. Leave for Principal and Director will be sanctioned by the

Vice Chairman, ARES.

3. TYPES OF LEAVE

The following types of leave shall be admissible to the members of faculty/ staff, as

mentioned in the explanation for each type of leave.

A. Casual Leave (CL)

B. Earned Leave (EL) (for Non teaching staff)

C. Vacation (for Teaching staff)

D. Sick Leave (SL)

E. Leave without Pay (LWP)

F. Maternity Leave (ML)

G. Special Disability Leave (SDL)

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H. Sabbatical Leave (SbL)

I. Professional Leave (PL)

3 (A). CASUAL LEAVE (CL)

A member of the faculty/ staff on casual leave is not treated as absent from duty.

Subject to exigencies of service a maximum of 10 days in aggregate in a calendar

year can be sanctioned as casual leave.Besides, all the faculty/ staff members are

allowed to avail any two days from the list of Restricted Holidays (RH) declared and

circulated by the Gujarat Govt. during each calendar year. Casual Leave and

Restricted Holidays can be combined with vacation but not with any other kinds of

leave.CL and RH can be used either as a prefix or as a suffix but not as both, to

vacation, public holidays, and weekly off (Sunday). Half a day casual leave can be

granted but not half a day Restricted Holiday. This kind of leave is admissible to all

faculty and staff subject to pre approval is taken from authority before at least two days

of his or her leave. A maximum of two days CL in succession can be granted, in

general. This type of leave is admissible during probation period and ad-hoc period

subject to completion of one month of service at SRICT. During ad-hoc period, this

type of leave will be on pro-rata basis and admissible during his/her ad-hoc period.This

type of leave cannot be carried forward to next year.

3 (B). EARNED LEAVE (EL)

This kind of leave is admissible to Principal and members of non-teaching staff who

have successfully completed their probation period.

1. The Earned Leave admissible to a non-teaching staff member shall be 24 days in a

calendar year. 12 days of Earned Leave will be credited in advance on the first of

January and rest Twelve days of Earned Leave will be credited on first of July every

year to the EL Account.

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2. For a staff member, whose services will be confirmed during the calendar year,

he/she will eligible for the Earned Leave on pro-rata basis.

3. For a staff member, who will cease the employment by way of retirement/

termination/resignation/removal/ dismissal or for any other reason, the services during

the year will be entitled for EL on pro-rata basis In counting, the days of EL fraction

shall be rounded off to the nearest day.

4. Earned leave can be accumulated up to 180 days during the total period of service

of the employee.

5. The maximum period of Earned Leave that can be granted to an employee at a time

shall be 15 days and the minimum shall be 3 days.

6. An employee can avail EL for not more than three occasions in a calendar year.

7. Separate leave record of EL shall be maintained.

3 (C). VACATION

1. Teachers (who are on probation and/or confirmed in SRICT service) of the institute

will be eligible to avail a maximum of Thirty days’ vacation in a calendar year as

declared by the institute. Other employees are not eligible for vacation. This type of

leave is admissible during probation period, provided the teacher has put in at least

90 days (discounting holidays and leave period) service of SRICT.

2. Vacation can be suffixed or prefixed only with CL or RH, as stated in 3 (A ) with a

prior approval of competent authority.

3 (D) SICK LEAVE (SL)

1. This kind of leave is admissible to all faculty and staff, however, if availed during the

probation period, his/ her probation period shall be extended by number of days of SL

availed.

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2. Sick Leave is credited in advance at the rate of 5 days on the 1st day of January

every year.

3. Sick Leave may be availed on sick certificate by a registered medical practitioner

only if an employee avails Sick Leave more than 1 day in succession.

5. SL can be accumulated for a maximum of 30 days in the total period of service of

the employee.

6. Separate leave record of SL shall be maintained.

7. No claim of encashment of SL or otherwise will be considered at the time of

resignation / superannuation / suspension/ dismissal / termination of an employee.

8. Approval of Sick Leave will be taken by employee within 3 days after resuming his

/her duty otherwise it will be considered as LWP. Half a day SL will not be granted.

9. Leave is admissible during probation period and ad-hoc period subject to completion

of one month of service at SRICT

3 (E). LEAVE WITHOUT PAY (LWP)

1. Leave without pay (LWP) shall be without salary and may be granted as per the

discretion of sanctioning authority. The period of LWP shall not count for increment

except when such leave is granted on sick grounds or for pursuing higher studies with

prior approval which has direct bearing on the nature of duties. LWP availed without

prior approval will be liable for action.

2. Permissible duration of LWP may be approved by the Principal/ Competent

Authority on a case-to-case basis.

3. LWP availed during probation period will extend the probation period by the number

of days availed as LWP.

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3 (F). MATERNITY LEAVE (ML)

1. Maternity Leave may be granted to a pregnant female faculty/ staff with less than

two surviving children, for a maximum period of 90 days, and it is admissible in case

the faculty/ staff has successfully completed the probation period, or has joined the

institute before forty days of pregnancy. ML will be on Basic+DA and it may also be

granted on Basic+DA in cases of miscarriage including abortion subject to the

condition that the leave applied for does not exceed 30 days in the entire service and

the application for leave is supported by a sick-certificate by a registered medical

practitioner.

2. Maternity Leave may be combined with leave of any other kind except Casual Leave

with a permission of Sanctioning authority.

3. Separate leave record of maternity leave shall be maintained.

4. Maternity Leave shall not be admissible to faculty member working as an Ad-hoc/

Visiting Faculty/Guest Faculty/On Contract or on Retairnership.

3 (G). SPECIAL DISABILITY LEAVE (SDL)

1. Special Disability Leave is admissible to employees who are disabled by injury

accidentally inflicted or caused in consequence of the due performance of official

duties.

2. The period of leave granted shall be such as is certified by an authorized Medical

Officer and shall in no case exceed 60 days.

3. Special Disability Leave may be combined with leave of any other kind with

approval.

5. Separate record of Special Disability Leave shall be maintained.

6. Period of SDL availed will be treated on Basic+DA

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(H). SABBATICAL LEAVE (SBL)

1. Sabbatical Leave is admissible to the teachers of the institute who have completed

ten years of their continuous service in SRICT.

2. For the first spell of SBL, the date of continuous service will commence from the

date of joining the institute. For the next spells, the date of rejoining on return from

earlier spell of sabbatical leave will be considered for calculation of ten years of

continuous service.

3. Sabbatical leave shall be granted only after recommendation by the competent

authority specifically mentioning that fully satisfactory alternative arrangements are

made for duties, functions and responsibilities of the teacher being granted. Sabbatical

Leave may be granted for one or more of the following purposes, namely:

a) To conduct research or advanced studies in India or abroad;

b) To write text books, standard works and other literature;

c) To visit or work in industrial concerns, business houses and technical departments

to gain practical experience in their respective fields;

d) To visit or work in an institute, industry or research laboratory in India or abroad;

and

e) Any other purposes providing opportunity for the professional development of the

faculty as approved by the competent authority.

The grant of Sabbatical Leave shall be subject to the following conditions:

a) The period of sabbatical leave shall not exceed six months at a time inclusive of

vacations.

b) During the period of Sabbatical Leave, the teaching faculty shall be paid full salary

and allowances as admissible under the normal rules but shall not be entitled to any

traveling allowance or any extra allowance in India or abroad;

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c) During the period of Sabbatical Leave, the teacher shall not undertake any regular

appointment under any other organization in India or abroad.

d) However, receipt of scholarship or fellowship or bursary or any other ad hoc

honorarium other than regular employment is permissible with prior approval of the

Institute.

e) If the Sabbatical Leave availed is less than the maximum permissible period, it

would still be presumed that the opportunity has been fully utilized and the eligibility

criteria would apply afresh from the date of reporting back from such leave.

f) The teacher shall specify the places of visit along with the consent from the host

institutions, the nature of work he/she proposes to do and how this would contribute

to the academic developmentof self/ institute.

g) On return from Sabbatical Leave the teacher concerned shall submit a report of the

work done by him/her during period of sabbatical leave within a month.

h) The teacher going on SBL may be asked to sign a bond for a period of 3 years.

3 (I). PROFESSIONAL LEAVE (PL)

1. PL is admissible only to teaching employees of the Institute on probation and/or

confirmed.

2. A maximum of 10 working days is admissible as Professional Leave in a calendar

year.

3. Professional leave is sanctioned for the purpose of attending Seminar/Symposium/

workshop, participating in academic meetings of bodies like Board of Studies & Faculty

of other Universities/Institutes, Selection Committee and special purpose committee

of otherUniversities/ Institutes/ Govt. offices. PL may be granted to carry out

theory/practical work of Ph. D. provided supportive document is given and prior

approval is taken from competent authority.

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4. Separate Leave record of Professional Leave shall be maintained.

5. Faculty shall be eligible to receive sitting fees/honorarium & TA/DA from the

concerned universities/Institutes, however SRICT shall not pay any allowance.

6. Professional Leave shall not be admissible to faculty member working as an Ad-

hoc/ Visiting Faculty/Guest Faculty/On Contract and on Retairnership.

7. This type of leave is admissible in probation period also.

4. REGULATION OF CLAIM TO LEAVE.

All claims to leave (except leave cancellation) cease from the date of removal or

dismissal of an employee.

5. GENERAL

1. All types of leave can only be availed with prior approval of the competent authority.

2. Application for leave or for extension of leave shall be made in the prescribed form

to the authority competent to grant leave in advance.

3. Public holidays and Sundays falling in leave period will be counted towards leave.

This clause is also applicable, if CLs and RH or their combination are used as prefix

or suffix of Public Holidays and Sunday.

4. An employee who has been granted leave on sick grounds shall be required to

produce a fitness certificate before resuming duty if SL availed is for more than 1

consecutive day

5. Absence without approved leave will constitute an interruption in service and may

entail disciplinary actions.

6. The above leave rules may be amended from time to time and it will be binding to

all concerned.

6. LEAVE DURING NOTICE PERIOD

Except LWP, no other leave will be granted during the notice period.

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