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Centre May Guarantee 50% Of Last Drawn Salary As Pension Under NPS: Report
The central government is mulling guaranteeing 50% of the last drawn salary as pension to its employees under the National Pension System.
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Dearness Allowance Hiked By 4%: What Is It And How To Calculate
The Centre has approved a 4% increase in Dearness Allowance (DA) and Dearness Relief (DR), bringing the total DA to 50% of the basic salary for central government employees and pensioners.
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Dearness Allowance Hike For Central Government Employees Due: Details Here
The Union Cabinet is due to revise Dearness Allowance for the second half of this year.
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Delhi Seeks Rs 5,000 Crore From Centre To Pay Employees Amid Pandemic
The Delhi government has sought financial assistance from the Centre to the tune of Rs 5,000 crore to pay salaries to its employees. In a tweet, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted, "I request the Central government to help the people of Delhi in this time of trouble".
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Centre Rubbishes Reports Of Pay Cut For Government Employees
There is no plan to cut salaries of central government employees, the Ministry of Finance said on Monday, refuting reports that claimed otherwise amid the economic crisis worsened by the coronavirus pandemic.
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4% Hike In Dearness Allowance For 48 Lakh Central Government Employees
7th Pay Commission: The move is likely to benefit 48 lakh employees and 65 lakh pensioners, Mr Javadekar said.
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Dearness Allowance Hiked By 5 Per Cent: Full Text Of Government Statement
Dearness Allowance (DA) Hiked By 5 Per Cent: Union Minister Prakash Javadekar on Wednesday announced a 5 per cent increase in Dearness Allowance (DA) for central government employees. Around 50 lakh government employees and 65 lakh pensioners will benefit from the move.
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Interim Budget 2019: Government Has Hiked Gratuity Ceiling To Rs 20 Lakh, Says Piyush Goyal
After implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission, central government employees had not just received salary raises but the amount of their tax-free gratuity had also been doubled to Rs. 20 lakh from Rs. 10 lakh.
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Revised Pay Scales Approved For Teachers, Equivalent Academic Staff In Universities And Colleges: 10 Important Points
The Union Cabinet has given its approval for revision of pay scales for about 8 lakh teachers and other equivalent academic staff in higher educational institutions following the recommendations of 7th Central Pay Commission for Central Government employees.
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Kerala's Big Cash Crunch: ATMs, Salaries and Pensions Are Hit
The cash crisis has returned to haunt Kerala, threatening to disrupt withdrawal of salary and pensions by government employees across the state. The Kerala government on Tuesday declared that the state treasury had the money but not the currency notes that people needed. If the central bank does not step in, Finance Minister TM Thomas Isaac warned,...
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Central Institutions Can Now Pay Salaries Through Bank Or Cheque
The cabinet has today cleared an ordinance or executive order to allow businesses to pay salaries through electronic mode and cheques. The order will only be applicable to central government-administered institutions.
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Seventh Pay Commission Arrears Soon. How To Claim Tax Relief
In Seventh Pay Commission bonanza, lakhs of central government employees will soon receive higher salaries and arrears in one go. This may result in an increase in the tax slab of many employees as they will receive arrears from January 1, 2016.
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Centre's 'Very Good' Rule For Pay Hike Too Tough, Say Unions: 10 Points
Central government employee unions have opposed the government's decision to penalise non-performers and award promotions and salary increments to only those who score a "very good" in appraisals.
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Now, No Annual Pay Hike For Non-Performing Government Employees
Non-performing Central government employees will not get annual increment if their performance is not upto the mark, the Centre has said.
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Central Employees' Union Defers July 11 Strike After Government Steps In
The government's attempt to avert the strike called by the central government employees' unions on July 11 against the provisions of the 7th Pay Commission have succeeded. In a late night development, the unions announced that their strike call will be on hold for 4 months.
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Centre May Guarantee 50% Of Last Drawn Salary As Pension Under NPS: Report
The central government is mulling guaranteeing 50% of the last drawn salary as pension to its employees under the National Pension System.
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Dearness Allowance Hiked By 4%: What Is It And How To Calculate
The Centre has approved a 4% increase in Dearness Allowance (DA) and Dearness Relief (DR), bringing the total DA to 50% of the basic salary for central government employees and pensioners.
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Dearness Allowance Hike For Central Government Employees Due: Details Here
The Union Cabinet is due to revise Dearness Allowance for the second half of this year.
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Delhi Seeks Rs 5,000 Crore From Centre To Pay Employees Amid Pandemic
The Delhi government has sought financial assistance from the Centre to the tune of Rs 5,000 crore to pay salaries to its employees. In a tweet, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted, "I request the Central government to help the people of Delhi in this time of trouble".
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Centre Rubbishes Reports Of Pay Cut For Government Employees
There is no plan to cut salaries of central government employees, the Ministry of Finance said on Monday, refuting reports that claimed otherwise amid the economic crisis worsened by the coronavirus pandemic.
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4% Hike In Dearness Allowance For 48 Lakh Central Government Employees
7th Pay Commission: The move is likely to benefit 48 lakh employees and 65 lakh pensioners, Mr Javadekar said.
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Dearness Allowance Hiked By 5 Per Cent: Full Text Of Government Statement
Dearness Allowance (DA) Hiked By 5 Per Cent: Union Minister Prakash Javadekar on Wednesday announced a 5 per cent increase in Dearness Allowance (DA) for central government employees. Around 50 lakh government employees and 65 lakh pensioners will benefit from the move.
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Interim Budget 2019: Government Has Hiked Gratuity Ceiling To Rs 20 Lakh, Says Piyush Goyal
After implementation of the Seventh Pay Commission, central government employees had not just received salary raises but the amount of their tax-free gratuity had also been doubled to Rs. 20 lakh from Rs. 10 lakh.
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Revised Pay Scales Approved For Teachers, Equivalent Academic Staff In Universities And Colleges: 10 Important Points
The Union Cabinet has given its approval for revision of pay scales for about 8 lakh teachers and other equivalent academic staff in higher educational institutions following the recommendations of 7th Central Pay Commission for Central Government employees.
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Kerala's Big Cash Crunch: ATMs, Salaries and Pensions Are Hit
The cash crisis has returned to haunt Kerala, threatening to disrupt withdrawal of salary and pensions by government employees across the state. The Kerala government on Tuesday declared that the state treasury had the money but not the currency notes that people needed. If the central bank does not step in, Finance Minister TM Thomas Isaac warned,...
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Central Institutions Can Now Pay Salaries Through Bank Or Cheque
The cabinet has today cleared an ordinance or executive order to allow businesses to pay salaries through electronic mode and cheques. The order will only be applicable to central government-administered institutions.
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Seventh Pay Commission Arrears Soon. How To Claim Tax Relief
In Seventh Pay Commission bonanza, lakhs of central government employees will soon receive higher salaries and arrears in one go. This may result in an increase in the tax slab of many employees as they will receive arrears from January 1, 2016.
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Centre's 'Very Good' Rule For Pay Hike Too Tough, Say Unions: 10 Points
Central government employee unions have opposed the government's decision to penalise non-performers and award promotions and salary increments to only those who score a "very good" in appraisals.
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Now, No Annual Pay Hike For Non-Performing Government Employees
Non-performing Central government employees will not get annual increment if their performance is not upto the mark, the Centre has said.
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Central Employees' Union Defers July 11 Strike After Government Steps In
The government's attempt to avert the strike called by the central government employees' unions on July 11 against the provisions of the 7th Pay Commission have succeeded. In a late night development, the unions announced that their strike call will be on hold for 4 months.
