Leave
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West Bengal Primary Teachers Leave Rules, 1999
West Bengal Primary Teachers Leave Rules are applicable to all the teachers of the Non-Government Primary Schools under the administrative control of the Calcutta/ Mahakuma/ District Primary School Councils.
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Ceiling of Maternity Leave Enhanced to a Maximum of 6 Months
Enhancement of the Ceiling of Maternity leave to a maximum of 180 days implemented for Govt. Employees incl. Primary, Secondary, University Teachers and Contractual Employees.
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Joining Time
A Joining time of 12 days is admissible where the transfer necessarily involves continuous travel by road for more than 200 km as per rule 81 of WBSR – I.
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Recruitment of Teacher on Vacancy Caused by Leave or Deputation
Method of Recruitment, Sanction of Post against Part time Vacancy, General procedure for selection, Preparation of Panel, Validity of Panel, Appointment etc.
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Early Departure of Muslim Employees during RAMZAN
Muslim employees of West Bengal Government, who will be on ROJA (i.e. fasting for RAMZAN) may be permitted to leave office at 3:30 pm during the month of RAMZAN.
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Casual Leave Rules
Casual Leave can not be sanctioned for more than 7 consecutive days at a time including Sundays, holidays and weekly off days except for very special circumstances to be recorded in writing.
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Different Types of Leaves for State Govt. Employees
Leave Rules for Govt. Employee – Leaves can not be claimed as a matter of right. Except Casual Leave and Half day Casual Leave, other leaves may be combined.
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