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8th Pay Commission: Will Rs 18,000 Basic Pay Rise To Rs 69,000? What We Know
8th Pay Commission: The Rs 69,000 figure has come from a particular demand made by employee unions. It is not an official proposal of the commission.
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8th Pay Commission Delayed Again: What It Means For Salary, Pension Now
8th Pay Commission: The original deadline was April 30, which was later extended to May 31. The latest order pushes the cut-off further to June 15.
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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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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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7th Pay Panel Award To Spur Savings More Than Consumption: UBS
Global brokerage UBS has taken a contrarian line to the general view that award of the Seventh Pay Commission hike would boost demand, saying the move is expected to drive savings more than consumption.
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Hefty Pay Outgo From Tax Receipts Not Good Economic Policy: Assocham
Raising concerns over the Seventh Pay Commission's recommendations, industry body Assocham has said it would not be a good economic policy to pay higher salaries to government employees and pensioners by merely depending on tax receipts and disinvestment proceeds.
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No Annual Increment for Non-Performing Employees: Pay Panel
Central government employees should not be allowed to earn annual increments if they fail to meet performance criterion, the Seventh Central Pay Commission has recommended even as it sought upgradation of performance benchmark to "very good" from "good".
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Pay Hike Proposal: Experts Warn on Deficit, Government Confident of Targets
Rating agencies and brokerages on Friday said the proposed 23.6 per cent hike in salaries and pensions of government employees could hurt India's finances even as the Centre expressed confidence that the fiscal deficit targets will not be breached.
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Extend Child Care Leave to Single Male Parent Recommends Pay Commission
The 7th Pay Commission report has recommended Child Care Leave (CCL) for single male parent, which is currently given to only women employees.
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Salary Hike for Government Employees Likely to be Delayed by 2 Months
A salary hike for lakhs of government employees will be delayed by two months by a panel that decides on their salaries, according to sources. The 7th Pay Commission is not expected to lower or increase the retirement age for 54 lakh government employees, but its final report on salary hike that was to be submitted to the Centre by the end of this ...
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7th Pay Commission: Economists Expect Salary Hikes to Trigger Growth
The 6th Pay Commission played a key role in insulating the Indian economy from the shocks of the Lehman crisis of 2008. According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, higher salaries - resulting from the implementation of the 6th Pay Commission - drove two-wheeler and car sales, and led to a recovery in cement demand.
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8th Pay Commission: Will Rs 18,000 Basic Pay Rise To Rs 69,000? What We Know
8th Pay Commission: The Rs 69,000 figure has come from a particular demand made by employee unions. It is not an official proposal of the commission.
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8th Pay Commission Delayed Again: What It Means For Salary, Pension Now
8th Pay Commission: The original deadline was April 30, which was later extended to May 31. The latest order pushes the cut-off further to June 15.
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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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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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7th Pay Panel Award To Spur Savings More Than Consumption: UBS
Global brokerage UBS has taken a contrarian line to the general view that award of the Seventh Pay Commission hike would boost demand, saying the move is expected to drive savings more than consumption.
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Hefty Pay Outgo From Tax Receipts Not Good Economic Policy: Assocham
Raising concerns over the Seventh Pay Commission's recommendations, industry body Assocham has said it would not be a good economic policy to pay higher salaries to government employees and pensioners by merely depending on tax receipts and disinvestment proceeds.
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No Annual Increment for Non-Performing Employees: Pay Panel
Central government employees should not be allowed to earn annual increments if they fail to meet performance criterion, the Seventh Central Pay Commission has recommended even as it sought upgradation of performance benchmark to "very good" from "good".
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Pay Hike Proposal: Experts Warn on Deficit, Government Confident of Targets
Rating agencies and brokerages on Friday said the proposed 23.6 per cent hike in salaries and pensions of government employees could hurt India's finances even as the Centre expressed confidence that the fiscal deficit targets will not be breached.
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Extend Child Care Leave to Single Male Parent Recommends Pay Commission
The 7th Pay Commission report has recommended Child Care Leave (CCL) for single male parent, which is currently given to only women employees.
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Salary Hike for Government Employees Likely to be Delayed by 2 Months
A salary hike for lakhs of government employees will be delayed by two months by a panel that decides on their salaries, according to sources. The 7th Pay Commission is not expected to lower or increase the retirement age for 54 lakh government employees, but its final report on salary hike that was to be submitted to the Centre by the end of this ...
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7th Pay Commission: Economists Expect Salary Hikes to Trigger Growth
The 6th Pay Commission played a key role in insulating the Indian economy from the shocks of the Lehman crisis of 2008. According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, higher salaries - resulting from the implementation of the 6th Pay Commission - drove two-wheeler and car sales, and led to a recovery in cement demand.
