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Notification Copy of Revised Leave Encashment for 365 Days Punjab Govt
Govt of the Punjab Finance Department has issued Notification No. FD-SR-II/2-141/2012 dated 9th September 2013 in connection with the Leave Encashment for 365 days instead of 180 days. Earlier the benefit of leave encashment for 180 days was granted to the employee who retired on Leave Encashment basis and now the employees retiring on leave encashment bases would get the benefit of 365 days leaves.
Posted inEmployees Corner Leave Rules Pension Updates
Difference between LPR and Leave Encashment
Many of the employees even don’t know the difference between LPR and Leave Encashment and they asked me about the same by sending me emails and by the comment. It is fact when an employee enters into Govt service he/she is not aware of many terms of job service and service rules. Do you know the difference between the said terms? If you know the difference it is great and if you not know the same today I will explain you the difference between the two with detail.
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Notification of Leave Encashment Preparatory to Retirement 365 Days Sindh Govt Employees
Sindh Govt has also issued the Notification No. S.R.O 70 (KE)/2012 dated 1st September 2012 regarding the amendment in Encashment Preparatory to Retirement. Before the issuance of this amendment the Leave Encashment was granted for 180 days and now according to this notification the employees getting leave encashment will avail the benefit of 365 days leave encashment instead of 180 days.
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How to Calculate Encashment of Leave Preparatory to Retirement?
When an employee is retired from Govt service on the basis of Encashment, the encashment of leave is due for the said employee. This encashment is granted to the employee on the leaves in his/her credit not exceeding to 365 days according to new rules of encashment of 2012. The greater the number of leaves in his/her credit the more encashment he/she will get.