Grant of Maternity leave – CGDA

Woman employees may be granted Maternity Leave of two months – CGDA
CGDA Clarification Regarding Granting of Maternity Leave
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR
CGDA, Ulan Batar Road, Palam, Delhi Cantt-110010
AN/XlV/19404/Leave Matters/Vol-lll
Dated :19.04.2017
To
All PCsDA/CsDA/PCA(Fys)
Subject : Grant of Maternity leave – Clarification
A reference was made to DoP&T regarding quantum of maternity leave admissible to a female government servant consequent upon death of the child(s) after birth.
2. In reply, DoP&T has clarified that — in case of death of child shortly after birth, the woman employees may be granted Maternity Leave of two months for recovery after delivery of the child
3. Similar cases/requests may be regulated accordingly.
sd/-
( Kavita Garg )
Sr.Dy.CGDA(AN)
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