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16.01.2016 at 1:25 pm #70294
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InactiveWant a general discussion on Maternity Leave mentioning its enhancement time to time at least from 1980. At present ML=180 days (w.e.f ), Previously it was 135 days(w.e.f ),120 days (w.e.f= ?), 90 days (w.e.f= ?)
16.01.2016 at 3:22 pm #81264Anonymous
Inactive90 days vide Memo No. 1541-Edn(s)/21-2/77 dt. 15-12-1977
120 days vide Memo No. 79-Edn(s) dt. 28-01-1994
135 days vide Memo No. 444-SE(S) dt. 22-03-2004
180 days vide Memo No. 934/ES/S/2L-01/2011 dt. 12-08-2011 (w.e.f. 01-01-2011)17.01.2016 at 2:18 pm #81266Anonymous
Inactive90 days vide Memo No. 1541-Edn(s)/21-2/77 dt. 15-12-1977
120 days vide Memo No. 79-Edn(s) dt. 28-01-1994
135 days vide Memo No. 444-SE(S) dt. 22-03-2004
180 days vide Memo No. 934/ES/S/2L-01/2011 dt. 12-08-2011 (w.e.f. 01-01-2011)Thanks
17.01.2016 at 5:02 pm #81267Anonymous
Inactive@SDG_SUBHAM: Please use “like” button, instead of a “thanks giving post” according to forum rule.
18.06.2016 at 4:36 pm #81611Anonymous
Inactive90 days vide Memo No. 1541-Edn(s)/21-2/77 dt. 15-12-1977
120 days vide Memo No. 79-Edn(s) dt. 28-01-1994
135 days vide Memo No. 444-SE(S) dt. 22-03-2004
180 days vide Memo No. 934/ES/S/2L-01/2011 dt. 12-08-2011 (w.e.f. 01-01-2011)Memo no is given only. Plz. mention the effect date.
18.06.2016 at 5:29 pm #81612Anonymous
InactiveMemo no is given only. Plz. mention the effect date.
No effect date is mentioned there except in the last one. This is why, the effect dates are not mentioned here.
19.06.2016 at 4:04 pm #81619Anonymous
InactiveWhere the date of effect in not mentioned, there the date of notification is consider as effecting date.
follow the attachment19.10.2016 at 4:39 pm #82047Anonymous
InactiveHiii…before how many days of delivery a woman can take maternity leave??
20.10.2016 at 4:10 am #82048Anonymous
InactiveThere is no hard and fast rule regarding this. But one would be allowed to take ML after obtaining the Doctor’s Certificate mentioning the probable date of delivery and medical advice and of course the leave should cover the date of delivery.
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