Govt to set up ex-servicemen commission soon: Antony
The government will soon set up an Ex-Servicemen Commission in order to streamline efforts to address the grievances of armed forces veterans and plan welfare schemes for them, Defence Minister A K Antony said today.
"After opening a new department in the Defence Ministry for ex-servicemen, the government is going to set up an Ex-Servicemen Commission soon to recommend various welfare schemes for them and their families," Antony said, soon after inaugurating a Sainik School at Thappa Gothra Khori village near here.
He said the government had also earmarked around Rs 6,000 crore additionally for serving defence personnel and ex-servicemen after removing the anomalies in the recommendations of the sixth pay commission, which was being implemented from September 1.
Asking other states of the country to emulate the model of Haryana, Antony appreciated the efforts of Haryana government in taking care of its ex-servicemen and providing them welfare schemes.
"The Sainik Schools are today one of the major vehicles to carry forward the movement of mass discipline in our society," he said.
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/
Saturday, August 30, 2008
Sixth Pay Commission: Govt to set up ex-servicemen commission soon: Antony
Govt to set up ex-servicemen commission soon: Antony
The government will soon set up an Ex-Servicemen Commission in order to streamline efforts to address the grievances of armed forces veterans and plan welfare schemes for them, Defence Minister A K Antony said today.
"After opening a new department in the Defence Ministry for ex-servicemen, the government is going to set up an Ex-Servicemen Commission soon to recommend various welfare schemes for them and their families," Antony said, soon after inaugurating a Sainik School at Thappa Gothra Khori village near here.
He said the government had also earmarked around Rs 6,000 crore additionally for serving defence personnel and ex-servicemen after removing the anomalies in the recommendations of the sixth pay commission, which was being implemented from September 1.
Asking other states of the country to emulate the model of Haryana, Antony appreciated the efforts of Haryana government in taking care of its ex-servicemen and providing them welfare schemes.
"The Sainik Schools are today one of the major vehicles to carry forward the movement of mass discipline in our society," he said.
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/
The government will soon set up an Ex-Servicemen Commission in order to streamline efforts to address the grievances of armed forces veterans and plan welfare schemes for them, Defence Minister A K Antony said today.
"After opening a new department in the Defence Ministry for ex-servicemen, the government is going to set up an Ex-Servicemen Commission soon to recommend various welfare schemes for them and their families," Antony said, soon after inaugurating a Sainik School at Thappa Gothra Khori village near here.
He said the government had also earmarked around Rs 6,000 crore additionally for serving defence personnel and ex-servicemen after removing the anomalies in the recommendations of the sixth pay commission, which was being implemented from September 1.
Asking other states of the country to emulate the model of Haryana, Antony appreciated the efforts of Haryana government in taking care of its ex-servicemen and providing them welfare schemes.
"The Sainik Schools are today one of the major vehicles to carry forward the movement of mass discipline in our society," he said.
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/
Sixth Central Pay Commission: Govt notifies sixth Pay Panel report
Govt notifies sixth Pay Panel report
Over 50 lakh government employees, including the armed forces personnel, will be receiving an enhanced pay packet beginning September 1, with the government today notifying the revised recommendations of the Sixth Central Pay Commission (CPC).
The much-awaited CPC proposals had received a seal of approval from the union cabinet a fortnight ago after it amended certain recommendations of the Justice Sri Krishna-led Pay Commission that submitted its report to the government on March 24 this year.
The CPC recommendations and the subsequent governemnt decision with regard to revised scales of pay and dearness allowance for civilian employees of the central government would be made retrospectively effective from January 1, 2006, the notification said.
However, the revised allowances, other than dearness allowance, would be effective only from September 1 this year. On payment of arrears, the government has modified to the extent that the arrears would be paid in cash in two instalments - first instalment of 40 per cent this financial year (2008-09) and the remaining 60 per cent in the next financial year (2009-10).
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/
Over 50 lakh government employees, including the armed forces personnel, will be receiving an enhanced pay packet beginning September 1, with the government today notifying the revised recommendations of the Sixth Central Pay Commission (CPC).
The much-awaited CPC proposals had received a seal of approval from the union cabinet a fortnight ago after it amended certain recommendations of the Justice Sri Krishna-led Pay Commission that submitted its report to the government on March 24 this year.
The CPC recommendations and the subsequent governemnt decision with regard to revised scales of pay and dearness allowance for civilian employees of the central government would be made retrospectively effective from January 1, 2006, the notification said.
However, the revised allowances, other than dearness allowance, would be effective only from September 1 this year. On payment of arrears, the government has modified to the extent that the arrears would be paid in cash in two instalments - first instalment of 40 per cent this financial year (2008-09) and the remaining 60 per cent in the next financial year (2009-10).
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/
Sixth Pay Commission: Govt rejects four pay panel suggestions
Govt rejects four pay panel suggestions
Four recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission, including only three closed holidays for government employees, flexi-hours for women and flexi-weeks for the disabled, have been rejected, says the official notification and resolution of the revised central government pay rules, issued on Friday night.
The proposal to provide a liberal severance package to those employees who wish to leave service between 15 years and 20 years without taking pension has also been rejected.
The government will also examine as many as 10 recommendations, including granting bonus and overtime allowance, corporatising Indian Railways, abolishing the Indian Telecom Service and the Telecom Commission and introduction of a health insurance scheme for central government employees and pensioners, the resolution states.
The proposal to outsource the process of commutation of pension to a public sector bank or institution will also be looked into separately. No time frame has been specified for the same.
The government has also notified the improved and modified three pay bands, and changed grade pays. It has also notified the additional increment of 3 per cent to Indian Administrative Service and Indian Foreign Service officers over other services in three grades. The dearness allowance has been made effective from January 1, 2006.
The resolution makes it clear that the chairpersons and members of five regulators — Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai), Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda), Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and Competition Commission of India (CCI) — will receive Rs 3 lakh and Rs 2.5 lakh per month, respectively.
On August 14, the Union Cabinet had approved an improved version of the Sixth Pay Commission award with effect from January 1, 2006.
Consequently, an estimated 4.6 million central employees will receive a raise of between 28 per cent and 40 per cent over their existing basic pay. Employees will start receiving their higher salaries and allowances with effect from September this year.
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/
Four recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission, including only three closed holidays for government employees, flexi-hours for women and flexi-weeks for the disabled, have been rejected, says the official notification and resolution of the revised central government pay rules, issued on Friday night.
The proposal to provide a liberal severance package to those employees who wish to leave service between 15 years and 20 years without taking pension has also been rejected.
The government will also examine as many as 10 recommendations, including granting bonus and overtime allowance, corporatising Indian Railways, abolishing the Indian Telecom Service and the Telecom Commission and introduction of a health insurance scheme for central government employees and pensioners, the resolution states.
The proposal to outsource the process of commutation of pension to a public sector bank or institution will also be looked into separately. No time frame has been specified for the same.
The government has also notified the improved and modified three pay bands, and changed grade pays. It has also notified the additional increment of 3 per cent to Indian Administrative Service and Indian Foreign Service officers over other services in three grades. The dearness allowance has been made effective from January 1, 2006.
The resolution makes it clear that the chairpersons and members of five regulators — Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai), Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda), Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC), Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and Competition Commission of India (CCI) — will receive Rs 3 lakh and Rs 2.5 lakh per month, respectively.
On August 14, the Union Cabinet had approved an improved version of the Sixth Pay Commission award with effect from January 1, 2006.
Consequently, an estimated 4.6 million central employees will receive a raise of between 28 per cent and 40 per cent over their existing basic pay. Employees will start receiving their higher salaries and allowances with effect from September this year.
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/
Sixth pay commission: The Final New Pay Bands are here
Sixth pay commission: The Final New Pay Bands are here
The final notified new pays for implementation of the sixth pay commission. recomendations are as follows
Click here for Revised Pay Scales recommended by the Sixth Central Pay Commission, Present Scales and REVISED PAY Structure.
Tags:Pay Band,Pay Bands,Sixth pay commission, 6th pay commission,Sixth pay commission Pay Bands,6th pay commission Pay Bands
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/2008/08/final-new-pay-bands-are-here.html
The final notified new pays for implementation of the sixth pay commission. recomendations are as follows
Click here for Revised Pay Scales recommended by the Sixth Central Pay Commission, Present Scales and REVISED PAY Structure.
Tags:Pay Band,Pay Bands,Sixth pay commission, 6th pay commission,Sixth pay commission Pay Bands,6th pay commission Pay Bands
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/2008/08/final-new-pay-bands-are-here.html
Sixth pay commission: (pay band 3,pay band 4) Enhanced Grade Pay for PB3 and PB4
Sixth pay commission: (pay band 3,pay band 4) Enhanced Grade Pay for PB3 and PB4
The grade pay for the pay band 3 and 4 has been enhanced by the government from the recommendations made by the sixth pay commission.
Click here for The grade pay for the pay band 3 and 4
Tags: pay band 3,pay band 4,pay band,Sixth pay commission,6th pay commission
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/2008/08/enhanced-grade-pay-for-pb3-and-pb4.html
The grade pay for the pay band 3 and 4 has been enhanced by the government from the recommendations made by the sixth pay commission.
Click here for The grade pay for the pay band 3 and 4
Tags: pay band 3,pay band 4,pay band,Sixth pay commission,6th pay commission
Source: http://paycommissionnews.blogspot.com/2008/08/enhanced-grade-pay-for-pb3-and-pb4.html
Sixth pay commission: The Gazette Notification
Sixth pay commission: The Gazette Notification
The Gazette Notification on sixth pay commission can be obtained at the following link
http://pib.nic.in/archieve/others/2008/aug/6th_payNotification.pdf
The Gazette Notification on sixth pay commission can be obtained at the following link
http://pib.nic.in/archieve/others/2008/aug/6th_payNotification.pdf
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