Treatment of Absence on 17.07.2017 for Bandh/Strike
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Governor has been pleased to decide that absence of employees on 17.07.2017 will be treated as dies non and no salary will be admissible.Government of West Bengal
Finance (Audit) Department
‘NABANNA’
Mandirtala,
325, Sarat Chandra Chatterjee Road, Howrah-711102.
No. 4341-F(P)/FA/O/2M/47/13 Dated, Howrah, the 12th July, 2017
MEMORANDUM
In view of call given by Socialist Unity Centre of India (Communist) for bandh/ strike all over the State on 17th July, 2017 it has been decided that all State Government offices including those provided with Grants-in-Aid by the State Government would remain open and all the employees should report for duty on that date. It has also been decided that no leave would be granted to any employee on the said date.
Now, the Governor has been pleased to decide that absence of employees on that date will be treated as dies non and no salary will be admissible unless such absence is covered by grounds as mentioned in Finance Department Memorandum No. 2013-F(P) dt.06.03.2012 which are reproduced below:
a) Hospitalisation of the employee
b) Bereavement in the family.
c) Severe illness and absence continuing from before.
d) Employees who had been on Child Care Leave, Maternity Leave, Medical Leave and Earned Leave sanctioned and continuing prior to issue of this order.
e) Compelling reasons of similar nature, where the employee could not report for duty for circumstances beyond his/her control. (Specific reasons with documentary proof will have to be furnished in each case.)
It is mentioned here that dislocation of traffic will not be a reason for granting leave.
All Heads of Offices concerned will issue Show cause notice to the employee(s) concerned who will remain absent on 17.07.2017 asking him/her to explain why action would not be taken against him/her for such unauthorized absence. On receipt of satisfactory reply, leave due and admissible may be granted on production of documentary evidence on the grounds mentioned above.
Where the absence is not covered by any of the above mentioned reasons and the leave has not been approved, the same will be treated as ‘dies non’ and no salary will be admissible for that day. However, this will not affect past service of the concerned employee.
Those who will not respond to the show-cause notice will be liable to disciplinary action.
All course of action in terms of this order should be completed by 21st July, 2017 and compliance report on action taken should be sent to this Department.
Sd/- H.K. Dwivedi
Principal Secretary to the
Government of West Bengal