Central Government employees’ two greatest expectations from the Allowance Committee report…!
“Answers have not yet been found for the two big questions that are troubling the Central Government employees over the Allowance Committee report.
Reports continue to pour in that the committee on allowances constituted under the chairmanship of Finance Secretary Ashok Lavasa is all set to submit its revision report on the recommendations given by the Seventh Pay Commission on the allowances that are being given to the Central Government employees.
There are no confirmed reports of the exact date on which the report would be submitted. The information available now come from unconfirmed and unauthorized sources. The news media claimed that the NJCA leaders were going to meet Finance Secretary Ashok Lavasa today. The federation has not yet given any confirmed information.
Nearly 50 percent of the salary increment has not yet been given to the Central Government employees. Only the Basic Pay have been revised; all the other allowances, including the HRA, continue to remain the same and are being calculated as per the 6th CPC.
The Central Government had, on 25.07.2016, published authorized Notification declaring that the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission are going to be implemented. Only the revised pay is being given from August onwards. Only the salary arrears are due from January 01.01.2016 onwards are being issued.
House Rent Allowance (HRA) is a very important allowance being given to Central Government employees. For the past 10 years, HRA for Central Government employees is being calculated on the basis of the population of the town or city where they are employed. The towns and cities are classified as X, Y, and Z, based on the population, and a HRA of 30, 20, and 10 percent respectively are given to them. The Seventh Pay Commission had reduced it to 24, 16, and eight percent.
Normally, the allowances are calculated from the day when the new Pay Commission recommendations get implemented.
Here are the answers to the two questions that keep troubling the Central Government employees:
1. What percentage of HRA has the Allowance Committee report recommended?
2. From which will the revised HRA be implemented, or, will it be given retrospective effect?
Source: 90paisa.blogspot.in
Also Check: Central Government Pay Matrix Table 2022 PDF
Sir, pre-2006 Pensioners full pension means, 50Percent of total amolument of pay at time of retirment and not the 50Percent of minimum starting pay plus one grade pay. This minimum pay and grade pay is impelemented as per the OM of 2008. So this should not be imlemented who retired before 2006. As perthis new calculation low paid pensioners are getting half amount of pension only. Thia new calculatio is trick played by the Govt. to minimise the full pension of pre 2006 Pensioners knowingly by delinking 33 Yrs service service for full pension as per court order. This is injustice and illegal to change the method of pension calculation, from maximum pay to minimum pay for the Pre2006 Pensioner as per the own interst of Govt. with out the Knowledge of Pre2006 Pensioners who were drawing pension as per the old calculation. The pension for Pre 2006 Pensioners should be calculated as per the old procedure WEF 1/1/2006 And pension arrears should paid as early as possible or not the old aged pensioners will be in heavy lose in monthly pension and pension arrears.