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Administration Manual - B.E.S.T. Undertaking.

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The final bill is finally received in the Payment Section from the Cash<br />

Department after the same has been closed (totaled) and entered in the<br />

Final Dues Allocation Book.<br />

5.2.1.1 PROCEDURE FOR CHECKING FINAL BILLS<br />

A. On receipt of the termination slip in the Time Keeping Department the employee’s leave<br />

record is closed and the leave enjoyed in excess or within the admissible quantum is worked out.<br />

B. Recoveries in respect of excess leave enjoyed by the employee is worked out in accordance<br />

with the Standing Orders, Service Regulations, Leave Rules and procedure, Factories Act and other<br />

enactments applicable from time to time. The number of days and amounts recoverable by way of<br />

salary/wages, Dearness and other allowance are separately shown.<br />

C. The leave record is checked by the Supervisor of Establishment Section in-so-far as only the<br />

number of days (quantum recoverable or admissible) is concerned. This leave record and time-cards<br />

are then retained in numerical order of check numbers along with records of other employees<br />

similarly worked out and checked.<br />

D. On receipt of the final dues bill from the Cash Department the final dues clerk checks in the<br />

following order:-<br />

i. That the leave record has been duly checked by the<br />

Supervisor, Establishment Section;<br />

ii. That the recoveries included in number of days on the leave<br />

record has been correctly extended in the final bill;<br />

iii. That the amounts have been correctly worked out in respect<br />

of the days included for recovery;<br />

iv. That the amounts are correctly worked out and included for<br />

recovery in respect of clothing issued to the employee;

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