How to apply unpaid/no pay leave?

How to apply unpaid/no pay leave?



In "Leave" module,  during the leave request select the unpaid/no-pay  Leave option from the "Apply Leave Type", fill other details and submit it.

                  

Note: If the Unpaid/No pay leave option is not in the drop-down list, then add the leave type "Unpaid/ No Pay" leave in "Leave Type" under "Leave" module.
For this, click the "Add New Leave Type" button then add Unpaid/ No Pay and insert it.

              
                       

Product Version: SMEPayrollTM Version 11


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