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“The cabinet has consented to give four more months for the 7th Pay Commission to submit its report.”
Following the request from the 7th Central Pay Commission, the cabinet has given an additional four months’ grace time, according to a government release.
The 7th Pay Commission was constituted on 28.02.2014 by the centre. The 18 months’ time given to the Commission ends today. The Commission has stated that there is excess of pending workload to prepare final report and that they want to intensive consultation with stakeholders. Hence, the cabinet gave a nod to extend the time until December for the Commission to carry out its work.
As a result of this new development, the Commission will submit its report in January 2016.
Rumours and unconfirmed news about this began to circulate since Monday. The meeting of the defence minister and the finance minister with the prime minister held in the week begining onwards. And the Pay Commission’s chairman’s interaction with the prime minister – all these activities led to a lot of speculations.
There were talks that the Prime Minister’s Office was getting ready to make some important announcements regarding the One Rank One Pension scheme.
Until last month, employees were confident that the 7th Pay Commission will submit its report on time. This belief was further strengthened by a series of incidents that took place. Employees are extremely disappointed to hear this announcement.
And, Central Government employees are now wondering what the real reason could be for the sudden delay..!
Source: www.cgstaffnews.in
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sashi bhusan says
September 8, 2015 at 3:40 pmI think Bjp is planning for their end. I was expecting a lot from this govt. But it is the most useless govt I have ever seen. Govt is planning to change the retirement period to 33 years of service or 60 years of age which ever is earlier. I can not believe center has taken such foolish decision.
ex hmt ns bisht says
August 28, 2015 at 10:58 ampl avoid the anomaly of pension mostly in case of nb/sub or acp nb/ sub whatever is. here in this case service length is ignored weather 15 year or 26 year service completed. what does its mean why anyone will do the 26 year or 28 year service while he will get the same pension in 15 year of service i request to policy maker pl look at the point. second thing. a 24 year,hav or equal is getting the pension as a nb/sub but he is not getting the canteen facilities as the same. while a hony lt/hony capt is getyting the same facilities as an commissioned officer.is there no any difference between the qualification and abilities of a commissioned officer and ordinory rank.if it is yes.then acp 24 or 26 year of rtd must be given the same facilities as a jco.
Tripat khurana says
August 27, 2015 at 6:39 pmWe are presently concerned about quick disposal of cases relating to upgradation of pension of certain pensioners whose pension is fixed at below 50 per cent mark. This is to take effect w e f 01.01.2006 as per O M dated 30.7.2015 from the Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pension, Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare.