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Paternity Leave (PL)

  • The Paternity Advance Policy is used to manage paternity leave in a controlled and rule-based manner.
  • It ensures that eligible employees can apply for paternity leave with predefined limits, documentation, and advance notice.

Basic Information

  • Policy Name : Maternity Advance
  • Leave Code : Maternity Leave
  • Description : Maternity Advance Leave policy

Calendar settings

  • Leave Calendar : Calendar Year (January – December) / Financial Year (April - March)
  • Policy Start Date : 01-Feb-2026

Year End Settings

  • Year End closing - Auto/Manual
  • Allow Next Year Leave Requests : Yes/No

Leave Allotment

This defines how and when paternity leave is given.

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Leave Configuration

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  • These options are disabled because paternity leave is a fixed, one-time leave and does not follow monthly or yearly accrual.

Paternity Rules

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Eligibility Rules

  • Employee must complete 80 working days after joining

Claim Conditions

  • Paternity leave can be claimed for maximum 2 children
  • Minimum gap between claims is 6 months

Maximum Leave Duration

  • 15 days for delivery
  • 7 days for adoption
  • 2 days for miscarriage

Leave Splitting & Expiry

  • Leave cannot be split
  • Leave expires after 6 months from first paternity leave application

Application Rules

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Restrict application during initial days

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  • This option is disabled because paternity leave eligibility is already controlled by fixed rules, so this restriction is not required and not applicable.

Advance Application

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  • Leave of 0.5 day or more must be applied
  • Application must be submitted 2 working day before the leave date

Supporting Document

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  • Supporting document is mandatory
  • Required when applying for 1 days or more

Limit

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  • Minimum gap between two leave applications: 0 days

Sandwich Rules

Sandwich rules decide whether Week-Offs or Holidays between leave days are counted as leave days or not.

Rule 1 : Leave – Week-Off/Holiday – Leave

This rule applies when a holiday or week-off falls between two leave days.

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Configuration

  • Applicable: Yes
  • Applicable On: Both (Week-Off and Holiday)
  • Sandwich applicable for half day: Yes
  • Minimum Week-Off/Holiday: 1 day
  • Minimum Leave: 1 day

How it works

If an employee takes leave before and after a holiday/week-off, that intervening day is counted as leave, provided:

  • At least 1 day of leave is applied on each side
  • The holiday/week-off is at least 1 day.

Applicable Use Cases

Full Day – Week-Off/Holiday – Full Day
Full Day – Week-Off/Holiday – First Half
Second Half – Week-Off/Holiday – First Half
Second Half – Week-Off/Holiday – Full Day

Example: Friday (Leave) → Saturday (Holiday) → Monday (Leave)
Saturday is counted as leave.

Rule 2 : Week-Off/Holiday – Leave – Week-Off/Holiday

This rule applies when leave is taken between two holidays/week-offs.

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Configuration

  • Applicable: Yes
  • Applicable On: Both (Week-Off and Holiday)
  • Minimum Week-Off/Holiday: 2 days
  • Minimum Leave: 1 day

How it works

If an employee takes leave between two holidays/week-offs, the leave day is treated as part of a sandwich only if:

  • The combined holidays/week-offs are 2 days or more, and
  • The applied leave is at least 1 day.

Applicable Use Case

Week-Off/Holiday – Full Day Leave – Week-Off/Holiday

Example: Saturday (Holiday) → Monday (Leave) → Tuesday (Holiday)
Monday is considered part of a sandwich leave pattern.

  • Sandwich rules are enabled for paternity leave because it is a short-duration leave.

Who Gets This Policy

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  • Policy is applied to specific employees
  • Employees can be selected individually or using conditions
  • Only selected employees can apply for this leave

Review Policy

  • By clicking on Review Policy button we can review our policy before submitting.
  • It will look like this :

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Summary

The Paternity Leave – Advance Policy provides a structured and automated way to manage paternity leave by enforcing eligibility, limits, advance notice, documentation, and sandwich rules.

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