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7th Pay Commission Latest News – Likely Minimum Pay 23,000 and fitment factor 2.7 – Zee News Reports on 7th CPC Empowered Committee’s proposal to Govt

All Central Government Employees would be rejoicing at the news that is published by Zee News if it turns to be a reality.

Empowered Committee that studies to suggest suitably on 7th Pay Commission recommendations is reported to have proposed a minimum basic pay of Rs. 23,000 in the place of Rs. 18,000 recommended by 7th Pay Commission.

As far as fitment factor is concerned by which the the basic pay of existing employees is to be revised, Zee News reports that fitment factor of around 2.7 has been proposed by Empowered Committee as against 2.57 recommended by 7th CPC.

Source: Zee News

The Empowered Committee of Secretaries under the chairmanship of Mr.P K Sinha, Cabinet Secretary convened a meeting on 14th June 2016 and discussed for increase in basic pay of Central Government Employees up to 30%.

As per Zee News report quoting Dainik Jagran, the Cabinet Secretary called on higher ups in Prime Minister Office on 15th June 2016 and discussed with them relating to report of Committee of Secretaries prepared so far with regard to 7th CPC related increase in pay and allowances of Central government employees.

It is also reported by Zee News that the secretaries panel which is reviewing the 7th pay commission’s recommendations submitted its report to the Finance Ministry. The Finance Ministry will prepare a note and present it before the Cabinet in the next 15 days.

While All Central Government Employees, Railway Employees Civilian Defence Employees have announced for All India Strike from 11th July 2016, it may have an impact on Govt in finalization of its decision on 7th Pay Commission recommendations as early as possible.

Source: Zee news

Report of Navbharat Times  (Times Group Hindi Daily)

7th Pay Commission – लाखों केंद्रीय कर्मचारियों के लिए सातवें वेतन आयोग की सिफारिशों पर नया वेतन पाने के इंतजार की घड़ी जल्द खत्म हो सकती है। मोदी सरकार अब इसे लागू करने के अंतिम चरण में पहुंच गई है।

सातवें वेतन आयोग की अनुशंसा के बाद उसपर विचार और लागू करने के तरीकों के बारे में रास्ता तलाशने के लिए ग्रुप ऑफ सेक्रटरी की अंतिम मीटिंग मंगलवार को हो गई। अब कमिटी अगले कुछ दिनों में अपनी रिपोर्ट दे देगी जिसके बाद कैबिनेट के सामने इसे मंजूरी के लिए रखा जाएगा।

7th Pay Commission – सूत्रों के अनुसार केंद्रीय कर्मचारियों की ओर से दबाव बढ़ाने और साल के अंत में यूपी, पंजाब सहित पांच राज्यों के विधानसभा चुनाव को देखते हुए सरकार जल्द इसे लागू करना चाहती है। सरकार उन्हें नाराज करना नहीं चाहती है।

ऐसा होने पर पहली अगस्त को इंक्रीमेंट के साथ मिलने वाली सैलरी में इजाफा तो होगा ही साथ ही इसमें जनवरी से अब तक का एरियर भी शामिल हो सकता है।

7वां वेतन आयोग एक जनवरी 2016 से लागू माना जाएगा. खबरों के अनुसार बढ़ी हुई सैलरी एक अगस्त 2016 को कर्मचारियों और पेंशनधारियों के खातों में जमा होगी. हालांकि अभी यह स्पष्ट नहीं है कि पिछले छ: महीने का पूरा एरियर एक अगस्त को ही मिल जाएगा या इसे किस्तों में दिया जाएगा.

Excerpt in English

The central government employees and pensioners are likely to get their 6 months of arrears just ahead of the Dusshera festival in October.

As per media report, increased salary of July will be credited to the 47 lakh central government employees and 52 lakh pensioners’ accounts on August 1, 2016. But the arrears of last 6 months will be credited in one installment ahead of the Dusshera in October.

As per sources, the Empowered Committee of Secretaries headed by the Cabinet Secretary Pradeep Kumar Sinha has recommended a 30 percent increase in minimum and maximum basic pay structures along with doubling of existing rates of allowances and advances.

The 7th Pay Commission had suggested a maximum basic pay of Rs 2,50,000 and a minimum of Rs 18,000. A 30 percent increase would translate into maximum salary of Rs 3,25,000 and minimum at Rs 23,400, respectively.

Sources, further state that after getting final nod from the Empowered Committee of Secretaries, Finance Ministry will take only a few days to implement the higher pay package for central government employees.

Source: Times Group