Casual leave rules for Teacher, casual leave calculation formula
The casual leave rules are described below....
👉1.
A teacher can take up to 14 days of casual leave in any academic year. If a teacher is appointed during the academic year or retires, his / her casual leave in that academic year will be calculated according to the following formula.....
👉2.
Teacher can take up to 7 days of casual leave on a continuous basis(May be inclusive Sunday and others Holidays).
Teacher can take up to 7 days of casual leave on a continuous basis(May be inclusive Sunday and others Holidays).
But, C.L.=7-(Sunday/Holidays)
Suppose a teacher is absent from school from April 2nd to 5th. Of his seven days absence, one day is Sunday and one is Holiday.
Thus, his casual leave =7-2=5
👉3.
If a teacher is absent from school for more than 7 days (May be inclusive on Sunday and Holidays), then his leave shall not be treated as casual leave.He has to choose another Leave(For example M.L.)
Suppose a teacher has been absent from school from April 8 to 16.
Total absent- 8days
Sunday-1day
Holidays-4 days
C.L=8-5=3 day❎
Here, it cannot be applied as a casual leave. Because, the teacher was absent from school for more than 7 days.
👉4.
casual leave can be affixed/ prefixed to Sunday/holiday.
👉4.
casual leave can be affixed/ prefixed to Sunday/holiday.
👉5.
Casual leave cannot be affixed or prefixed with long vacations(ie, Puja vocation, Summer Vocation)
👉6.
Casual leave is taken on personal need.
👉7.
Casual leave is not a carry forward. That is, does not accumulate for next year.
👉8.
The service book's leave- account does not record any casual leave.
👉9.
Like other holidays, casual leave is not recognized as a teacher's right.
👉10.
Generally, before enjoying a casual leave, teachers must apply in writing to School authority.
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