The Central government employees will not get their salary and allowances ‘revised’ as per the recommendations of a pay commission in future as the government is reportedly mulling not to form any pay commission after the recent 7th Pay Commission.
The government is considering to chalk out an alternative for increasing salaries and allowances of the central government employees and pensioners in future instead of forming a pay commission or the 8th Pay Commission.
The Narendra Modi-led BJP government will soon take a policy decision in this regard, The Sen Times reported citing a Finance Ministry official on condition of anonymity.
The 7th Pay Commission Chairman Justice A K Mathur was earlier of the view that the central government employees’ salary be revised every year taking into account the available data and price index.
The government is considering to chalk out an alternative for increasing salaries and allowances of the central government employees and pensioners in future instead of forming a pay commission or the 8th Pay Commission.
The Narendra Modi-led BJP government will soon take a policy decision in this regard, The Sen Times reported citing a Finance Ministry official on condition of anonymity.
The 7th Pay Commission Chairman Justice A K Mathur was earlier of the view that the central government employees’ salary be revised every year taking into account the available data and price index.
Earlier, the union of the central government employees had alleged that they have been cheated by the government on several grounds in the 7th Pay Commission. Being ‘upset, angry and dissatisfied’ with the government decision, the employees Federation had also decided to take up the matter with the government.
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