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Centre Asks Ministries To Retire Non-Performers "In Public Interest"
Irked over non-adherence to its directives, the Centre has asked all ministries to timely review the working of the employees so that the non-performers are prematurely retired from service.
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"Raising Judges' Retirement Age May Lead To...": Law Ministry
Increasing the retirement age of Supreme Court and High Court judges could extend the years of service of non-performing judges and might have a cascading effect with government employees raising similar demands, the Department of Justice said.
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176 Non-Performing Officers Retired In Public Interest: Government
As many as 176 government officers were asked to retire in public interest for being non-performers, the Lok Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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Centre's 'Very Good' Rule For Pay Hike Too Tough, Say Unions: 10 Points
Central government employee unions have opposed the government's decision to penalise non-performers and award promotions and salary increments to only those who score a "very good" in appraisals.
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No Annual Increment for Non-Performing Government 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" level.
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Centre Asks Ministries To Retire Non-Performers "In Public Interest"
Irked over non-adherence to its directives, the Centre has asked all ministries to timely review the working of the employees so that the non-performers are prematurely retired from service.
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"Raising Judges' Retirement Age May Lead To...": Law Ministry
Increasing the retirement age of Supreme Court and High Court judges could extend the years of service of non-performing judges and might have a cascading effect with government employees raising similar demands, the Department of Justice said.
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176 Non-Performing Officers Retired In Public Interest: Government
As many as 176 government officers were asked to retire in public interest for being non-performers, the Lok Sabha was informed on Wednesday.
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Centre's 'Very Good' Rule For Pay Hike Too Tough, Say Unions: 10 Points
Central government employee unions have opposed the government's decision to penalise non-performers and award promotions and salary increments to only those who score a "very good" in appraisals.
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No Annual Increment for Non-Performing Government 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" level.
