The most awaited meeting of Empowered Committee of Secretaries on
Seventh Pay Commission's recommendation was to be held on 11th June,
2016 in the Chairmanship of Cabinet Secretaries. Whether meeting held
or postponed the mixed news are coming from media and union? Zee News
says that meeting was postponed for 17th June and the other hand the Sen
Times says that the meeting held. Here are the details about it:-
7th CPC: Secretaries panel yet to decide final monthly salary for central government employees - Zee News
New Delhi: The meeting of the Empowered Group of Secretaries reviewing
the 7th Pay Commission, to finalize the payout to the central government
employees did not take place as scheduled earlier on Saturday.
The office of the Cabinet Secretary confirmed that the meeting did not
take place on Saturday. It did not reveal either when would the
secretaries panel meet again to give the final shape to the salaries of
central government employees.
"The meeting is expected to take place on Tuesday, June 14", said V.P.
Mishra, President, Indian Public Service Employment Federation. "When we
met the Cabinet Secretary PK Sinha on June 3, he told us that we would
be meeting on June 14", added Mishra confirming that the 7th Pay
Commission report is said to be finalised soon. [Read more at: Zee News]
7th Pay Commission review panel meets Saturday, pay hike to be implemented by August - The Sen Times
New Delhi: The Empowered Committee of Secretaries, who is processing the
recommendations of the 7th Pay Commission met Saturday to discuss the
issue of pay hike of central government employees and pensioners.
Sources told the Sen Times that Empowered Committee agreed to implement
to hike pay to 48 lakh of central government employees and and 52 lakh
pensioners from August 1,
However, the source declined to reveal details of the meeting.
The final decision on the matter has been taken in the meeting of the
7th Pay Commission review committe chaired by Cabinet Secretary P K
Sinha in New Delhi on Saturday.
The meeting’s agenda also included adding final touches to the
recommendations before they are handed to the Finance Minister Arun
Jaitley.
7th Pay Commission award comes into effect with retrospective effect
from January 1, 2016, salary packages of central government employees
and pensioners will be impacted.
The Empowered Committee of Secretaries proposed to credit the arrears along with the revised pay.
The Secretaries’ group has recommended proposed a minimum salary at Rs
21,000 and the highest salary at Rs 2,70,000 for hiking salary around 30
per cent also recommended for doubling of existing rates of allowances
and advances. [Read at The Sen Times]
DNA India also agreed with the Sen Times News
7th Pay Commission: New monthly salaries to be effected by August 1, report says - DNA India
The 7th Pay Commission committee met on Saturday to discuss the roll
out plan and add final touches to the revised salary recommendations.
Revised, higher monthly salaries for lakhs of central government
employees and pensioners may come into effect as soon as August 1, a
report in The Financial Express said, quoting officials working closely
with the 7th Pay Commisison.
The final decision on the matter was supposed to have been taken in the
April 11 meeting of the 7th Pay Commission committed chaired by Cabinet
Secretary P K Sinha in New Delhi. The meeting's agenda also included
adding final touches to the recommendations before they are handed to
the Finance Ministry. The details of what transpired in the meeting on
Saturday haven't been revealed yet.
When it comes into effect with retrospective effect from January 1,
2016, salary packages of 47 lakh central government employees and 52
lakh pensioners will be impacted.
On the other hand AIRF is agree with the Zee News:-
7th CPC Empowered Committee Meeting on 11th June, 2016 held or postponed, mixed news from media -AIRF
Internal meeting of group of secretaries which was scheduled to be held
on 11.06.2016 has been cancelled. Meeting didn’t take place at all. Shri
P.K. Sinha Cabinet Secretary is heading the committee of Group of
Secretaries.
On the clarion call of the National Joint Council of Action (NJCA),
against the retrograde recommendations of the VII CPC, 11-point Charter
of demands of the Central Government employees as also non-settlement of
long pending genuine demands of the Railwaymen, AIRF and its affiliates
organized huge demonstrations at all Zonal Headquarters of Indian
Railways on 9 June 2016. On this occasion the employees of Indian
Railway participated in mass demonstrations with full enthusiasm with
holding banners in hand and shouting slogans for early redressal of
their long pending genuine demands.

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