The Supreme Court has ruled that retired government employees who are re-employed after retirement cannot claim additional leave encashment if…
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Employee’s leave encashment is just like their salary, and therefore, their property, observed the Gujarat High Court. According to the…
The petition was filed by the wife of an employee who worked in the mathematics department of Shri Guru Teg…
The Madras High Court ruled that recovering excess salary from a retired employee is illegal. The court overturned an order…
In a significant ruling, the Bombay High Court has affirmed that leave encashment is akin to a salary, which constitutes…
The validity of disparate tax treatment on leave encashment between bank employees and government employees has been affirmed by the…
There is news for non-government salaried employees retiring on or after 1 April 2023. They will now be able to…
The bench of Justice Narendra Kumar Vyas at the Chhattisgarh High Court (HC) has ruled that the forfeiture of the…
According to the Supreme Court, gratuity and leave encashment are components of the salary. This ruling went against the argument…
Staff of state governments, state-owned enterprises and private sector will now be able to enjoy the leave travel concession (LTC)…
The employees of Air India, which is all set to get privatised, are afraid that once the airline is taken…
The employees must have a minimum leave balance of 180 days post encashment.
If a government employee is facing a criminal case or departmental proceedings at the time of retirement he or she will be entitled to provisional pension, which would include gratuity to the tune of an amount not less than 90 per cent.