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No Plan To Merge Dearness Allowance With Basic Pay: Finance Ministry
The government is not considering merging dearness allowance (DA) of central government employees with the basic pay, the Parliament was informed on Monday.
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School Assembly News Headlines (Oct 29): Top National, World, Sports, Education Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (October 29): The Centre has approved the guidelines for the 8th Central Pay Commission, which is expected to benefit 50 lakh employees and 69 lakh pensioners.
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8th Pay Commission Soon? A Guide To Your Estimated Salary Hike And Allowances
The long-awaited 8th Pay Commission is set to bring significant hikes in salaries for central government employees and pensioners.
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8th Pay Commission: What Kind Of Salary Hike Can Government Staff Expect?
The salaries of central government employees may rise by up to Rs 19,000 per month if the 8th Pay Commission is implemented, Goldman Sachs has said.
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8th Pay Commission: A Guide To Expected Salary Hikes In Levels 1-10
The 8th Pay Commission, which will recommend revisions for the salaries and pensions of central government employees, has been approved by the Union Cabinet and is likely to be implemented next year.
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Pay Commission History: A Look At Salary Hikes Over The Years
Over the decades, these pay commissions have played a crucial role in revising the salary structures of government employees, ensuring that compensation remains fair and reflective of the nation's economic realities.
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7th Vs 8th Pay Commission: Key Differences And Expectations
The 8th pay commission is expected to benefit around 50 lakh central government employees.
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8th Pay Commission: What Salary Hike Central Employees Can Expect
The Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the formation of the 8th Pay Commission on January 16, 2025.
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Cabinet's Decision On 8th Pay Commission Will Boost Consumption: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that the government's decision to constitute the eighth pay commission will boost consumption and improve the quality of life.
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No Plan To Merge Dearness Allowance With Basic Pay: Finance Ministry
The government is not considering merging dearness allowance (DA) of central government employees with the basic pay, the Parliament was informed on Monday.
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School Assembly News Headlines (Oct 29): Top National, World, Sports, Education Updates
School Assembly News Headlines (October 29): The Centre has approved the guidelines for the 8th Central Pay Commission, which is expected to benefit 50 lakh employees and 69 lakh pensioners.
-
8th Pay Commission Soon? A Guide To Your Estimated Salary Hike And Allowances
The long-awaited 8th Pay Commission is set to bring significant hikes in salaries for central government employees and pensioners.
-
8th Pay Commission: What Kind Of Salary Hike Can Government Staff Expect?
The salaries of central government employees may rise by up to Rs 19,000 per month if the 8th Pay Commission is implemented, Goldman Sachs has said.
-
8th Pay Commission: A Guide To Expected Salary Hikes In Levels 1-10
The 8th Pay Commission, which will recommend revisions for the salaries and pensions of central government employees, has been approved by the Union Cabinet and is likely to be implemented next year.
-
Pay Commission History: A Look At Salary Hikes Over The Years
Over the decades, these pay commissions have played a crucial role in revising the salary structures of government employees, ensuring that compensation remains fair and reflective of the nation's economic realities.
-
7th Vs 8th Pay Commission: Key Differences And Expectations
The 8th pay commission is expected to benefit around 50 lakh central government employees.
-
8th Pay Commission: What Salary Hike Central Employees Can Expect
The Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the formation of the 8th Pay Commission on January 16, 2025.
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Cabinet's Decision On 8th Pay Commission Will Boost Consumption: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Thursday that the government's decision to constitute the eighth pay commission will boost consumption and improve the quality of life.
