GOVERNMENT
OF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
LEAVE
RULES - Simplification - Amendment - Issued.
FINANCE
& PLANNING (FIN. WING. FR. I) DEPARTMENT
G.O.Ms.No.34
Dated
27th January 1979
Read the
following: -
1. G.O.Ms.No. 384,
Fin. & Pig. (FW FR. I) Dept., dt. 5-11-1977.
2. From the
Accountant General, A. P. I, Hyd., Lr. No. TM1/12- 10/77-78/180, dt.
26-12-1977.
ORDER:
In
the Government Order 1st cited, orders have been issued simplifying
the procedure for calculating the entitlement of Earned Leave to the State
Government employees working in non- vacation departments. The Accountant
General in his letter 2nd read above, has stated that the said orders are not specific
as to the maximum accumulation of leave and the monthly rate of earning
capacity to the emergency employees in superior service and last grade
employees with less than 15 years of regular service.
2. After careful
consideration of the above aspects, the following amendments are issued to the
Government Order 1st cited.
AMENDMENT
After
the words "maximum limit of 180 days" occurring at the end of para 1
(ii) of the Government Order cited add the following: -
"in respect
of regular Government employees in superior service and regular last grade
employees with more than 15 years" service or permanent last grade employees.
"in respect
of others, the limit of accumulation would be as follows.
|
i)
|
Last
Grade Government servants with less than 15 years of regular service |
: |
50
days |
|
ii)
|
Emergency
Government servants in Inferior / Superior
|
:
|
30
days
|
The
existing para 2 may be read as para 2(a) and the following sub-para may be
added as para 2(b):
"PARA
2(b): In respect of an emergency employee in superior service and a last grade
employee having less than 15 years of regular service, earned leave should be
credited at the rate of one day for each completed month of service for the
first 2 months in a quarter and 2 days for the 3rd month and so on
for each completed month of service he is likely to render in the calendar half
year in which he is appointed e.g., if he is appointed on 13th March
the number of complete months of his service in that half year will be 3 and
credit will be 4 days i.e., at the rate of 1 day credit for the first two
months and 2 days credit for the 3rd month. If he is appointed on 20th
January, the number of complete months will be 5 and the credit will be as
follows:
|
|
Months
|
Leave
admissible |
|
First
2 months |
2
x 1 |
2
days |
|
3rd
month
|
1
x 2
|
2
days
|
|
4th
& 5th month
|
2
x 1
|
2
days
|
|
|
Total: |
6
days |
(By
Order and in the name of the Governor of Andhra Pradesh)
G.
RAMACHANDRAN,
Adviser
(Finance & Accounts)
