Tag: Government Employees

Considering the inflation, the Government revises the base year off and on, for calculation of dearness allowance (DA). The formula has been changed again,...

A scheme has been rolled out by the Government of Uttar Pradesh, which offers cashless medical facility to government staff, pensioners and their family...

Central government employees will have to follow new rules to avail leave travel concession or LTC, as per the 7th Pay Commission. The Ministry of...

Kerala state government has become one of the first Indian states to revoke the work-from-home option for certain categories of their employees. The government had...

This week, the Centre has altered the way dearness allowance (DA) is calculated for the government employees. As per the latest update from the...

With the festive season round the corner, the Odisha government has decided to increase the dearness allowance (DA) for all state government employees and...

Referring to the salaries and pensions of government employees as “rightful entitlements”, the Supreme Court has ruled that in case of any delays in...

The electricity department employees of Puducherry have decided to go on an indefinite strike from Monday, January 11, 2021 to stage their agitation against...

The impact of the pandemic and ensuing lockdown has been huge in states, such as Telangana, where the state government employees have been facing...

While the Uttar Pradesh government has not cut the salaries of its employees, it has decided to scrap seven of their allowances, instead. Financial...

Only fifty per cent of Central-government employees will be allowed to attend office daily, while the rest have been ordered to work from home. As...

The Indian government has approved the hike in dearness allowance for central- government employees from existing 17 per cent to 21 per cent. The...

On the 3 March, 2020, the Government gave an order to implement 'no work, no pay for employees' participating in the Uttarakhand General-OBC Employees...

The Karnataka government has planned a three-day sports event for its employees, in which as many as 11000 government employees are expected to participate....

Over 1,65,000 Uttarakhand government employees will be going on an indefinite strike from 2 March. The protesting employees are demanding promotions in various departments...

The Government of Nagaland is planning to cut the salaries of its government employees to generate the funds required for development projects. The people of...

As per a release from the chief minister’s office, 3166 state-government employees from 39 different departments across 30 districts got promoted in the last...

Government has given a clarification on the major confusion in the salary increment process of the central government employees. Minister of State for Finance, Anurag...

Newburgh Heights, a village in the state of Ohio, USA, has announced a new legislation cutting the standard working hours down to 32 for...

About 12 employees of the State Government of Kerala and about 106 others have cases registered against them for posting offensive comments and videos...

In all government offices of Kerala, Aadhaar-based attendance has been made compulsory. Within the next six months, all government offices in the state will...

There is good news for all government employees working in Amaravati, who do not possess a house in Andhra Pradesh (AP). Expressing his concern...

The Government is all set to change the way employees receive promotions from 2019 onwards, as per media reports. The objective is to make...

With the demand for pay hikes by government employees in Uttar Pradesh still to be met, the employees have decided to organise state-wide protests...

The State Government of Kerala has put into motion the process to write off various loans up to rupees five lakh taken by government...

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.

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.