In a recent ruling, the Allahabad High Court declared that the principle of “no work, no pay” does not apply…
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The Telangana government has lifted its ban on employee transfers within the Revenue Department, according to a new order issued…
Close on the heels of Karnataka announcing a four per cent hike in dearness allowance or DA for its employees,…
Government employees in Kerala who have children with special needs, can now seek relaxation in working hours for a maximum…
The state government of Maharashtra has decided to accept a report from the K P Bakshi Committee on revising the…
Employees of the West Bengal government have been seeking revision of dearness allowance as per the 7th Pay Commission. They…
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik has given his approval to the proposed three per cent hike in the dearness allowance…
There is good news for over 7.5 lakh employees of the Madhya Pradesh government. There is to be a hike…
The government employees of Chattisgarh have been on a strike since 25 July 2022. They have been protesting against the…
The Government of Bhopal has announced the launch of the Chief Minister’s Group Health Insurance Scheme, which will cover up…
Unions for class III and class IV employees are threatening to go on a three-day strike, which could disrupt the entire government machinery.
The Chief Minister had initiated a similar exercise last year in May–June to screen IAS and IPS officers, who had crossed 50 years of age. The aim was to offer voluntary retirement to corrupt or non-performing officials.
If a government employee is facing a criminal case or departmental proceedings at the time of retirement he or she will be entitled to provisional pension, which would include gratuity to the tune of an amount not less than 90 per cent.
Employees will now have to apply for leaves online, three days in advance, and wait for digital approval before proceeding on leave.
The financial implication on account of increased allowances would be Rs 840 crore.