A West Bengal government school teacher applied for 15 days of child care leave (CCL) due to her young child’s serious illness. However, her leave request was denied. The authorities provided no explanation for the rejection and didn’t inform her about any salary deductions.

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › A West Bengal government school teacher applied for 15 days of child care leave (CCL) due to her young child’s serious illness. However, her leave request was denied. The authorities provided no explanation for the rejection and didn’t inform her about any salary deductions.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

A West Bengal government school teacher applied for 15 days of child care leave (CCL) due to her young child’s serious illness. However, her leave request was denied. The authorities provided no explanation for the rejection and didn’t inform her about any salary deductions.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Under Indian law, a government school teacher is entitled to CCL for a child’s illness. The school’s denial of the leave request without explanation and without informing the teacher about salary deductions is a violation of her rights. The teacher should appeal this decision using the grievance redressal mechanism within the school or the education department.

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