Counting of training period for drawing increments
A Government servant who has completed the six month service including training period (whether on remuneration or otherwise) as on 01st Jul will be eligible for increment
No. 4-4/2008-PCC (Corr)
Government of India
Ministry of Communications & IT
Department of Posts
(Establishment Division)
Dak Bhawan, Sansad Marg
New Delhi-110 001
Dated: 14.10.2013
Director of Accounts (Postal)
Kerala Circle
Thiruvananthapuram – 695001
Sub: Counting of training period (Prior of posting) for drawing increments
This has the reference to your office letter 127/PM/G II/C-266 dated 17.07.2013 on the subject cited above.
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2. In this context, I am directed to convey that GIO (1) below FR 26 provides that where a person has been selected for regular appointment and before formally taking over the charge of the post for which selected person is required to undergo training, training period undergone by such a Government servant whether on remuneration or otherwise counts as duty for the purpose of drawing increments.
This order is applicable only in case of direct recruits. Further Rule 10 of CCS (RP) Rules, 2008 provides that employees completing six months and above in the revised pay structure as on 01st July will be eligible to be granted the Increment.
Thus, from the contents of GIO (1) below FR 26 read with Rule 10 of CCS (RP) Rules, 2008, it is clear that “a Government servant who has completed the six month service including training period (whether on remuneration or otherwise) as on 01st Jul will be eligible for increment.” This is applicable only in case of direct recruits.
This issues with the concurrence of DDG (PAF) vide Diary No. TTL-4-PEA dated 11.10.2013.
sd/-
(Surender Kumar)
Assistant Director General (GDS/PCC)
Source: http://ccis.nic.in
usman gani says
sir’ I am usman gani appointed as sub khalasi on 6TH october 2008 and attained TS on 3RD february 2009 I want to know whether I am elegible for increment on july 2009..
M.K.KUMAR says
No.