In an effort to ensure maximum voter turnout, Mumbai district authorities have mandated that all establishments provide paid leave to their employees on November 20 for the Maharashtra assembly polls.
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The main purpose of the directive is to ensure that all eligible voters in Mumbai can exercise their voting rights without any hindrance by providing paid leave on November 20.
November 20 has been designated for employees to take leave for voting in the Maharashtra assembly polls.
If an organization fails to comply with the directive, action will be taken under the guidelines set by the Election Commission.
While full-day leave is encouraged, in exceptional circumstances, employers can grant at least a four-hour leave with prior approval from the district election officer.
No, employees whose absence could endanger public safety or their establishment will not be penalized for taking leave to vote, as per Section 135(B) of the Representation of the People Act.
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