Now the permanent employees of the Central Government must take a compulsory 20-day leave every year

UTILITY Desk: The Central Government has issued a new rule and said that the permanent employees will now have to take 20 days of compulsory leave of Leave Leva (EL). Employees can not save or encapsulate such holidays till their retirement. This rule has been implemented in the last months of 2018 in government banks. In October, the banks were surprised by the announcement of the employees.





New holiday rules for government employees

The new rules for government employees are designed to improve their health, so that they can maintain balance between work and personal life. Government employees get more number of holidays than private employees. They get a holiday with 30 days' pay per year. The number of holidays for Defense sector employees is 60 days. Apart from this, they get 10 casual leave and 19 days of public holidays. Very few employees use the term live they get. Employees attach these holidays to the needs of tour planning or long breaks.



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Government employees can collect up to 300 days in advance
Government employees can collect up to 300 days in advance. When the government employee retires, the government gives him 300 days' salary. This saved holiday gives them the benefit of retirement benefits, due to which the government employees start using their EL only after 300 leave.
Now the permanent employees of the Central Government must take a compulsory 20-day leave every year Now the permanent employees of the Central Government must take a compulsory 20-day leave every year Reviewed by Master on 1/07/2019 07:47:00 am Rating: 5
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