When a full leave of absence occurs, deductions for sick days are made for how long?

When a full leave of absence occurs, the deduction for sick days is made every full month while on leave. This means that rather than deducting sick days for each individual day of absence or on a weekly basis, the policy focuses on a broader time frame, ensuring that the accounting of sick leave is aligned with monthly periods. This approach often reflects a more systematic method of managing employee absences, streamlining payroll and leave accounting processes. By assessing deductions monthly, organizations can more accurately reflect the accumulated time off without needing to track daily fluctuations, which can be more cumbersome.