There is good news for central employees. You should be aware of the new leave policy that the Central Government recently released. You will receive more vacation days than you did before under this new leave policy (Special Casual Leave). Let us inform you that the new leave policy has already been put into effect, therefore it is crucial to comprehend when and how many vacation days you are eligible for. Let us inform you that the government has decided to grant employees 42 days of leave, but first, let us explain the terms under which you will be granted this time off.
Receive 42 days of vacation
Any Central employees who donate an organ will be eligible for 42 days of special casual leave. After that, information was provided by the DoPT publishing an official memo. Let us inform you that donating any part of the body by an employee is regarded as the largest operation. There is a provision for 42 days of absence because this sort of surgery requires a lengthy recovery period.
In what circumstances will you be granted 30 days of leave?
In addition, under the current regulations, employees are entitled to 30 days of unpaid, casual leave per year. Any employee should be granted a special leave of up to 42 days in order to assist a human person and encourage organ donation among central staff. For this, rules have also been adjusted.
Beginning in April, new regulations will be in effect.
Let us inform you that the new leave policy’s regulations became effective on April 1st. The memo that the DoPT released contains information regarding these holidays. Because of the CCS (Leave) rule, not all employees will be covered by this directive. Please let them know that only a few carefully chosen staff will be subject to this regulation. Employees of All India Services and railroads are exempt from this provision.
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