Leave and holidays
Types, accrual, carry-forward.
“where numbers align with narratives”
Policies & Documentation
FinAura writes your HR policies and employee handbook: leave and holidays, attendance and working hours, code of conduct, reimbursements, remote work, performance and exit. Each policy is checked against the labour codes in force since November 2025 and your state's rules, and written in plain language your employees will actually read.
What is covered
The rules employees need, written plainly.
Types, accrual, carry-forward.
Including remote work.
Expectations and consequences.
Linked to the expense policy.
Reviews and increments.
Notice, settlement, handover.
How the month runs
Understand, draft, check, launch.
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Your part
Our part
A common question
Probably. The codes changed how wages are defined, how leave can be carried forward and encashed, how fixed-term staff are treated and how quickly final dues are paid.
Policies written before November 2025 should be reviewed against the codes and your state's rules.
See labour codes complianceWho it is for
First handbook.
Pre-codes.
New rules needed.
State variations.
The rules, in plain English
Labour codes
Leave, working hours, wages, gratuity and termination now follow the four labour codes and the state rules made under them, which HR policies must reflect.
Official source: labour.gov.inSexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013
Employers with the number of employees the Act sets constitute an Internal Committee, have a policy, run awareness programmes and file an annual report with the District Officer.
Official source: wcd.gov.inThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
Working hours, leave, holidays, conduct, reimbursements, remote work, performance, grievances, POSH and exit, in plain language.
Some are, such as a POSH policy and the rules the labour codes and standing orders require; others are good practice.
It is drafting and documentation support. For disputes or legal opinions, your lawyer should review.
Yes, where state rules differ, for example on holidays and working hours.