Increase in the salary allowance of central employees to the janmashtami
of the Narendra Modi government
According to sources, the Maharashtra government has announced that the salaries of the state employees will be increased soon. With this, the government will also give them a three year Arriar. But the Arriar will be given in January 2019. When pay increases can be done soon. However, this action of the government will increase the burden of Rs 21500 crore on the state treasury.
The Maharashtra government has taken this step due to the general election in 2019. Recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission will be increased. Thus, the Maharashtra government can demand Rs 4800 crore from the central BJP government. The government has also agreed to pass a bill in the Winter session of the assembly for this.
11 month DA will also be available
According to a report from our partner website Zee Business, the benefits of state employees are not limited to here. The Maharashtra government will also give 14-month Dearness Allowance (DA) to government employees. It will also be available from January 2016.
Central employees are waiting to wait
On one hand, in the BJP-ruled Maharashtra, the state employees have been given more wages than the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission. But the conservation of central employees has not ended yet. The Center's Modi government has not made any announcement about this yet. Central employees are demanding that their fitment factor be increased by 2.57 times to 3.68 times. With this, the minimum wage will be raised to 26,000 rupees.
The announcement may be made on August 15
In the last few days, there is debate in the media that Prime Minister Narendra Modi can give the congratulations on the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission to central employees on August 15, keeping in view the upcoming elections. The minimum salary can be increased by Rs 3,000. However, this will increase the financial burden. But experts believe that during the election year, the Modi government should not annoy Central employees.
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of the Narendra Modi government
According to sources, the Maharashtra government has announced that the salaries of the state employees will be increased soon. With this, the government will also give them a three year Arriar. But the Arriar will be given in January 2019. When pay increases can be done soon. However, this action of the government will increase the burden of Rs 21500 crore on the state treasury.
The Maharashtra government has taken this step due to the general election in 2019. Recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission will be increased. Thus, the Maharashtra government can demand Rs 4800 crore from the central BJP government. The government has also agreed to pass a bill in the Winter session of the assembly for this.
11 month DA will also be available
According to a report from our partner website Zee Business, the benefits of state employees are not limited to here. The Maharashtra government will also give 14-month Dearness Allowance (DA) to government employees. It will also be available from January 2016.
Central employees are waiting to wait
On one hand, in the BJP-ruled Maharashtra, the state employees have been given more wages than the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission. But the conservation of central employees has not ended yet. The Center's Modi government has not made any announcement about this yet. Central employees are demanding that their fitment factor be increased by 2.57 times to 3.68 times. With this, the minimum wage will be raised to 26,000 rupees.
The announcement may be made on August 15
In the last few days, there is debate in the media that Prime Minister Narendra Modi can give the congratulations on the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission to central employees on August 15, keeping in view the upcoming elections. The minimum salary can be increased by Rs 3,000. However, this will increase the financial burden. But experts believe that during the election year, the Modi government should not annoy Central employees.
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