Leave Policy In Pakistan! Each Employee is entitled to the following Holidays/Leaves 1. Weekly Holidays 2. Causal Leaves 3. Sick leaves 4. Maternity leaves 5. Paternity leaves 6. Public Holidays 7. Annual leaves/ Annual Holidays 2.1-Casual leaves: Employees are entitled to 10 days of fully paid leave. It can be more than 10 days, depending on organizational internal policies 4.1-Maternity Leaves: Maternity and Paternity Leave Bill, 2023 to enact it as a law, allowing women employees up to 180 leaves during pregnancy. Avail maternity leave with full pay three times during service – 180 days for the first time, 120 days for the second time, and 90 days for the third time.” 5.1-Paternity leaves: A male employee expecting his wife to give birth to a child shall, at his option, be granted paternity leave on full pay not exceeding thirty days outside his leave account from the date of its commencement Such Paternity leave may not be granted for more than three times in the entire service of the male employee 7.1-Annual leaves: An employee is entitled to 14 calendar days paid annual leave, after completion of 12 months of continuous service. (Section 49-B of Factories Act 1934). LEAVE ENCASHMENT. If a worker doesn't want to avail of annual leaves, then, he can get payment of leaves proportionate to his monthly wage within 24 months Special Leaves: Pilgrimage leave Those who proceed on pilgrimage i.e., Hajj, Umra, Ziarat, are granted special leave up to 60 days. Employers may grant it only once during employment and not combine it with other leave entitlements #laborlaws #laborlawsinPakistan #leavepolicy #leavpolicyinpaksitan #hrmanagement
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A Guide to Maternity Leave in Mexico As a company owner in Mexico, fostering a positive work environment includes understanding your employees' rights and needs. Here's a breakdown of maternity leave regulations to ensure you're compliant and supportive: Maternity Leave: Duration: Employees are entitled to a minimum of 12 weeks (84 days) of leave, split into six weeks before and six weeks after childbirth. Leave Flexibility: Working mothers can request to move up to 4 weeks of prenatal leave to postnatal leave (with a doctor's note). Compensation: Employees receive 100% of their salary during leave, which is paid by Social Security (IMSS). The cap is 25 times the minimum wage. Additional Considerations: Mandatory & Unbroken: Maternity leave is compulsory and taken in one uninterrupted period. Leave Extensions: Leave can be extended for complications or a baby with a disability (medical documentation required). Nursing Support: Employees are entitled to two 30-minute breaks daily for nursing up to 6 months after returning to work. Benefits of Supporting Maternity Leave: Employee Retention: A robust maternity leave policy demonstrates your commitment to your workforce, encouraging loyalty and reducing turnover costs. Stronger Employer Brand: A supportive leave policy attracts top talent and builds a positive company reputation. Increased Productivity: Employees returning from leave feel valued and supported, leading to increased focus and productivity. #maternityleave #mexico #employeebenefits #workforcemanagement #companyculture https://lnkd.in/esvP_ecj
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Do you know that your policies need a review after a change in #UKemploymentlaws w.e.f 6th April? A quick recap of the session organised by CIPD HR-inform that need our attention to make changes to our employment handbook and training the staff are as follows: 💢Holiday Pay and Entitlement 💢Carer's Leave 💢Flexible working 💢Paternity Leave 💢Redundancy and Family-friendly policy ●If your Leave year starts the 1st of April, permanent #irregularhoursworkers and #partyearworkers accrue annual leave based on 12.07% of hours worked and not 5.6 weeks annual leave even though they don't work all year round. ●#Rolledupholiday pay allowed ●Up to one working week of unpaid leave for taking care of #carers. ●A #flexibleworkingrequest is a day one right instead of 26 week requirement, which requires to deal within two months. And a consultation is required before refusing the request. ●#Paternityleave can be taken up to 52 weeks of birth/adoption as two one-week blocks or one two-week blocks ●Extra protection during #redundancy applies when an employee tells their employer they are #pregnant through maternity leave and on their return to work until 18 months after the baby is born However, this will not only change updatupdatesolicies but ,our recorrecord-keepingments, budgeand ting practices will also be affected. Feel free to add your comments.
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