State Wise Leave Policies in India

State Wise Leave Policies in India

Shops and Establishment Act and Factories Act do have provisions for leaves and their types. Every state do have their own rules for offices and factories. State wise leave details are shared below as per Shops & Establishment Act. For more details, please write to connect@taxaj.com  

S.N.STATE NAMESICK LEAVECASUAL LEAVEEARNED (EL)/ PRIVILEGE (PL) LEAVECAARRY FORWARD LIMITSOURCEDOWNLOAD
1Andhra Pradesh12 Every Year12 Every Year15 Every YearMaximum 60 days only in case of Eearned / Privilege LeaveSection 30 of "The A. P. Shops & Commercials Act, 1988 "Download
2Assam12 Every Year (known as Medical Leave)12 Every Year16 Every YearMaximum 30 days only in case of Eearned / Privilege LeaveSection 13 of "THE ASSAM SHOPS AND ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1971 "Download
3Bihar12 Every Year12 Every YearOne day for every twenty days of work performedMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 16 & 16A of "The Bihar Shops & Establishments Act, 1953 "Download
4Chandigarh7 Every Year7 Every Year18 Every YearMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege Leave
5ChhattisgarhNil14 Every Year30 Every YearMaximum 90 days only in case of Earned / Privilege Leave
6Dadra and Nagar Haveli9 Every Year6 Every Year15 Every YearMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege Leave
7Daman and Diu9 Every Year6 Every Year15 Every YearMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 23 of "The Goa, Daman and Diu Shops and Establishments Act, 1973"Download
8Delhi12 Every Year (sick leave / casual leave)12 Every Year (sick leave / casual leave)15 Every YearMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 22 of "The Delhi Shops and Establishments Act, 1954 "Download
9Goa9 Every Year6 Every Year15 Every YearMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 23 of "The Goa, Daman and Diu Shops and Establishments Act, 1973"Download
10Gujarat7 Every Year7 Every YearOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 63 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 18 of "The Gujarat Shops & Establishments (Regulation of Employment & Conditions of Service) Act, 2019"Download
11Haryana7 Every Year7 Every YearOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 14 of THE PUNJAB SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 1958Download
12Himachal Pradesh7 Every Year7 Every YearOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 14 of "THE HIMACHAL PRADESH SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1969"Download
13Jammu and KashmirNo Sick Leave Provision14 Every Year30 Every YearMaximum 90 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 26 of "Jammu and Kashmir Shops and Establishments Rules, 1968" - http://www.bareactslive.com/JK/JK066.HTM
14Jharkhand12 Every Year12 Every YearOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 16 & 16A of "The Bihar Shops & Establishments Act, 1953 "Download
15Karnataka12 Every YearNilOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 15 of "THE KARNATAKA SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1961"Download
16Kerala12 Every Year12 Every Year12 Every YearMaximum 24 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 13 of "THE KERALA SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS ACT. 1960"Download
17Madhya PradeshNil14 Every Year30 Every YearMaximum 90 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 26 of "The MADHYA PRADEHS SHOPS & COMMERCIALS ACT, 1958 "Download
18MaharashtraNil8 Every YearOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 18 of "Maharashtra Shops and Establishments (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Act, 2017"Download
19Manipur30 Every Year on half wages12 Every Year30 Every YearNilSection 19 of "THE MANIPUR SHOPS AND ESTABLISHMENTS ACT, 1972"Download
20Meghalaya12 Every Year12 Every Year16 Every YearMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 11 of "THE MEGHALAYA SHOPS AND ESTABLISHMENT ACT, 2004"Download
21Nagaland12 Every Year12 Every Year16 Every YearMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 13 of "The Nagaland Shops and Establishments Act 1982 "Download
22Orissa15 Every YearNilOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 14 of "The Orissa Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1956"
23Puducherry12 Every Year12 Every Year12 Every YearMaximum 24 days only in case of Earned / Privilege Leave
24Punjab7 Every Year7 Every YearOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 14 ofDownload
25RajasthanNilNilOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 30 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 14 of The Rajasthan Shops And Commercial Establishments Acts,1958Download
26Sikkim12 Every Year12 Every Year20 Every YearMaximum 60 days only in case of Eearned / Privilege LeaveSection 49 of The Sikkim Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1983Download
27Tamil Nadu12 Every Year12 Every Year12 Every YearMaximum 24 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 24 of The Tamil Nadu Shops and Establishments Act, 1947Download
28Tripura14 Every Year on half day wages12 Every Year15 Every YearMaximum 56 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 11 of The Tripura Shops and Establishments Act, 1970Download
29Uttar Pradesh15 Every Year10 Every Year15 Every YearMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 10 of U.P. Dookan Aur Vanijya Adhisthan Adhiniyam, 1962Download
30UttarakhandNo Sick Leave Provision8 Every YearOne day for every twenty days of workMaximum 45 days only in case of Earned / Privilege LeaveSection 11 of The Uttrakhand Shops and Establishments (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Act, 2017Download
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