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Standard leave types deduct from a fixed quota. WFH and Comp Offs behave differently, operating as earned privileges or location overrides rather than strict deductions.
Standard leave types deduct from a fixed quota. WFH and Comp Offs behave differently, operating as earned privileges or location overrides rather than strict deductions.
Who can access it:
All active employees, subject to manager approval.
Complete Field Reference (Comp Offs):
All active employees, subject to manager approval.
- Worked Date: The specific past date (weekend or holiday) you worked extra hours.
- Description: Details of the tasks completed to justify the extra time.
- Manager Approval: Crucial step. Your manager must verify the work before the balance is granted.
- Earning Phase: You submit a Comp Off request for a past Saturday. Once approved, the system credits `+1` to your "Comp Off Balance".
- Spending Phase: Later in the month, you apply for a standard leave and select "Comp Off" as the Leave Type. The system deducts `1` from your Comp Off Balance.
- Expiry Rules: Most organizations configure Comp Offs to expire after 30 to 90 days. The system will automatically void the balance if not spent within the timeframe.
- You apply for WFH for specific dates.
- Once approved, you are not required to punch in from the office IP address (if IP restrictions are enabled).
- The WFH day is treated as a standard working day for payroll purposes—it does not deduct from your standard leave balances (Casual/Sick).
- *Q: I tried to apply for a Comp Off leave, but it says insufficient balance.*