INDWF reports on last meeting with 7th Pay Commission

INDWF reports on last meeting with 7th Pay Commission

Highlights of the meeting :

7th CPC report will be submitted to the Government of India well within the time by September 2015

VII CPC report will be implemented on their recommendations w.e.f. 01.01.2016 and not from 01.01.2014 as demanded

Removal of Grade Pay has been proposed by replacing the earlier existing scale of pay.

The present anomaly of Grade Pay Hierarchy while granting MACP has to be changed to promotional Hierarchy. Rectification of MACPs aberrations.

Equal qualification in Recruitment Rules should be given equal pay scale based on Recruitment Rules.

In respect of Pension, for the pre pay commission retirees and after pay commission retirees will be taken care by following some metrics and will be taken care.

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Will the 7th Pay Commission accept NC JCM’s Demand of Rs.26,000 as the Minimum Wage?

Will the 7th Pay Commission accept NC JCM’s Demand of Rs.26,000 as the Minimum Wage?

The National Council JCM, which represents over 40 lakh Central Government employees all over India, has demanded that the minimum wages be raised to Rs.26,000 per month.

With each passing day, new doubts and expectations keep growing in the minds of the Central Government employees, which is clearly reflected in the kind of questions that we have been receiving lately.

Members of the 7th Central Pay Commission have been touring the country for more than 10 months now.

The readers want to know when they would return to office and start drafting their report.

Will the Commission submit its report before the end of the year?

And, most importantly, will the Commission accept the NC JCM’s demand of fixing Rs.26,000 as the minimum wage?

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Will 7th Pay Commission recommend the Revised Pay Scale without Grade Pay?

Will 7th Pay Commission recommend the Revised Pay Scale without Grade Pay?

Is there a possibility that the 7th Pay Commission would introduce the new Pay Scale for the CG Employees without Grade Pay?

Unionist who had interacted directly with the members of the 7th Pay Commission say that the chances are high. Although it is impossible to confirm this at the moment, all the employee federations have, through their memorandum, requested that the Grade Pay system be avoided this time.

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7th Central Pay Commission may withdraw Pay Band and Grade Pay System

7th Central Pay Commission may withdraw Pay Band and Grade Pay System

The delegates of All India Audit & Accounts Association has met the 7th Central Pay Commission on 27-3-2015 to tender its Oral evidence. The Pay Commission stated its intention to do away with pay band/grade pay system. The outcome of the meeting has been uploaded in its official blog of All India Audit & Accounts Association. The same is reproduced and given below for your information…

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