With annual, sick or vacation leave, you would get paid for the time off. A leave of absence is an excused absence but you don't get paid. Absence without leave is anunexcused absence, no pay and usually some form of penalty (for example, no credit towards seniority or pension, possible firing, etc.).
There is no difference.
Privilege leave is granted to employees as part of their employment benefits, usually accrued over time and can be taken for various reasons like vacation, personal or health needs. Casual leave, on the other hand, is a shorter duration leave typically granted for immediate or unforeseen situations such as illness, personal emergencies, or urgent matters. Casual leaves are often limited in number and may not accumulate like privilege leave.
Furlough is unpaid leave of abscence , sabbatical is paid leave.
no because such a leave is almost for all the companies
The difference is, it's easier to leave the Vatican than to leave scientology.
Seperatists wanted to leave England.
Conditioner you have to leave it in but moisturizer you can take it off or leave it in so yes it is different than each other
In the education department of the Punjab Govt. it is deducted from earned leave. Performing Hajj is your personal duty, not Govt. duty.
an employee
respected sir, i beg to say that i have to attentd the function of my colleague's wedding on date..... So i request you to kindly grant me a casual leave for one or two day thanking you ...
Writ Petition is nothing whereas Special Leave Petition is everything. ;9
Earned leave is leave that has been accrued by the length of employment service with the company. For example, Employee A starts work in a company and is entitled to 10 days leave per year. After 6 months of service, Employee A's earned leave is 5 days. In this particular case, Employee A decides to take 6 days leave at the end of June but his earned leave is only 5 days. So the additional 1 day he takes will be considered as advance leave. Hope this answers your questions. Cheers Suriya Veeranathan