Tag: Central Government Employees

Central government employees who acquire additional and higher qualifications after joining service are eligible for a one-time lump sum incentive. This amount usually ranges...

Central government employees will start receiving their dearness allowance (DA) and dearness relief (DR) from July 1, the Government has announced in the Parliament....

Employees serving in the Central government can look forward to a 4 per cent increase in their dearness allowance (DA), with effect from January...

Central government officers who superannuated during the pandemic will be given an opportunity to continue working post retirement, on contract. The Government is looking...

The Central government will grant higher wages to its employees with an expected rise in dearness allowance (DA) of two per cent. The Cabinet...

About 30.67 lakh non-gazetted employees of the Central government will receive a productivity-linked bonus for 2019-2020, as approved by the Cabinet. The payment of...

If the Government decides to execute the new Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW), all Central government employees will stand to gain, because...

We all knew that leave travel concession or LTC was an exemption claimed by employees in the government as well as private sector— under...

An office memorandum has been issued, by the Department of Personnel and Training, for the protection of pay of Central Government employees, consequent to...

Employees of the Central government who are retiring during the COVID-19 pandemic will now receive provisional pension, till their regular pension payment order (PPO)...

The Government will continue to contribute 24 per cent towards the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) —12 per cent employees’ share and 12 per cent...

The Ministry of Finance has tweeted that the Government is not considering any proposal for a cut in the existing salary of any category...

The Ministry of Railways has assured all central-government employees that all railway hospitals across India will be available to provide them services during these...

In future, the remuneration of Central-government employees will in all likelihood be fixed by a new system known as the Aykroyd formula, instead of...

All central government departments, banks and public sector undertakings (PSUs) will now have to follow the Government’s orders and review the performance of their...

As per the 7th Pay Commission recommendations, the Government will soon clear all pending dues for the central government employees and also give salary...

Central-government employees are required to observe a certain level of decorum during their working years, in order to enjoy pension and gratuity benefits without...

The on-line tracking system for pension sanction and payment processes has been implemented in the main secretariat of 89 ministries/departments.

This will benefit about 48.41 lakh Central-Government employees and 61.17 lakh pensioners.

The salary of lower-level officials may be increased from matrix level 1 to 5. 

The availability of online data of employees will help organisations take many administrative decisions easily, such as planning recruitments and posting officials to a task as per their experience and qualifications. 

The new rule will be effective from July 1, 2017.

A mobile app will help retiring officials monitor the progress of their pension settlements.

This increase is aimed at compensating for the price rise.

The payment has been increased from Rs 4,500 to Rs 6,750 per month.

The government has refused to meet the demand of central government employee unions who wanted the minimum pay to be raised from Rs 18,000 to Rs 26,000.

Government may soon go the corporate way as it looks for alternatives for regular salary and allowances increment mechanisms for workers and pensioners.

This online complaint filing system will encourage more women to speak up about harassment at the workplace and get quick redressal.

The CoA had undertaken extensive stakeholder consultations such as Joint Consultative Machinery (Staff side) and representatives from various staff associations before finalising its recommendations.

These include 25,000 IAS, IPS, and IRS officers.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley will leave for a four-day visit to Russia on June 20 which implies that he will not be present for the Cabinet meeting scheduled for Wednesday

The Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers, along with other employee federations from the Railways and Defence, have decided to hold a massive demonstration in New Delhi on May 23

Pensioners will be engaged as inspecting officers and members of the flying squad to conduct and oversee examinations.

This implies an increase 16 percent in basic, 63 percent increase in allowances, and a 24 per cent increase in pension. 

The online system will bring in transparency and accountability into the process of pension sanction and payment, and eventually eliminate delays.

 

The next decade or two may see retirees in India facing the challenge of inadequate incomes.

Employers and employees have a different set of beliefs and expectations in the current situation, and this isn’t a healthy trend.

Let us creatively appreciate the highlights and take a guess whether this additional cost will create gross national value on the hypothesis: 'happy, engaged and motivated employees co-create better yield'!

I have decided to resign from the post of Executive. I have realised, with the new pay commission, private sector jobs are not so...

HRKatha gains exclusive insight into the perspectives of industry leaders, on the 7th Pay Commission. Rajesh Padmanabhan talks about how it could affect the Government workspace, consumerism and talent acquisition.

Industry leaders share their perspectives on the 7th Pay Commission exclusively with HRKatha readers. Prabir Jha candidly dissects the recommendations and dwells on its flip side. 

In addition to a whopping salary hike, the 7th Pay Commission has also recommended several new aspects for the structure.