Tag: Government Employees

The Government is emphasising on increasing efficiency and productivity through automation. 

The new cards for employees, dependents and retired employees will replace the medical booklet cards that have been in use for ages.

When the schools are closed for summer vacation, government offices turn into playgrounds and the Kerala State Human Rights Commission has directed the government to put a complete ban on this.

Divorced daughters will now be eligible for family pension, if a divorce case has been filed before the death of the pensioner.

The Government wants utilise the talent pool of retired professionals to carry forward its flagship programmes.

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. 

From a shorter and better recruitment process, to hiring retired professionals and paid foreign trips for the non-gazetted staff, Indian Railways is setting new benchmarks as an employer.

The State Government Gazetted Employees’ Union may oppose the cut.

Most of the staff is not computer-savvy, which is slowing down the registration process on the HRMS.

This exercise will ensure efficiency and productivity in government departments.

With a decision that is likely this week itself, employee union leaders are hopeful that there is some good news in store for central government employees

The unions feel the proposed hike would be unable to offset the real impact of price rise.

Senior doctors raised concerns over non-payment of salaries and dues at par with the 7th Pay Commission.

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

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.