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The state government employees and pensioners have come in for a pre-festive bonanza with the government hiking their dearness allowance by 10% on Wednesday. The increase in DA comes ahead of the Dusshera and Diwali festivals in October and November, respectively. Different associations of the employees thanked the Gehlot Continue reading Rajasthan State Govt hikes DA(Dearness Allowance) by 10% – September 2010 Yielding to the year-long demand of IIT faculty members, the Centre has decided to offer experienced and senior faculty members a Higher Administrative Grade (HAG) Pay of Rs 67,000-Rs79,000 — the highest government pay scale accorded at the Additional Secretary level since the Sixth Pay Commission came into effect. The move is good news particularly for professors. In its earlier order, dated August 18, 2009, the HRD Ministry had said that those appointed as professors must have a Ph.D with first class or equivalent with a very good academic record Continue reading Professors at IITs, IIMs get salary hikes The government today hiked the central dearness allowance by 10 percentage points to 45 per cent of basic pay, a double “festival” gift after yesterday’s move to raise provident fund savings rates.Today’s increase, cleared by the Union cabinet and taking retrospective effect from July this year, brings employees within sniffing distance of a larger bonanza. When the DA rate crosses 50 per cent, as expected next year, all allowances will go up 25 per cent, according to the Sixth Pay Commission recommendations.Last March, the employees had got an 8 per cent DA hike, effective from January, though inflation was around 10 per cent in the preceding few months. Around 50 lakh central employees an Continue reading 10 pc hike in Central government employees and pensioners’ DA Discover little known wonders of India in form of video journey by NDTV on You Tube.If you are visiting India, you might want to alter your schedule to include these exotic places.
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Extending a largesse to state employees, the UP government on Saturday announced to implement the revised pay scale band for Class IV employees as recommended by the Sixth Pay Commission. The decision, which will benefit three lakh Class IV employees, was taken in the meeting of the state cabinet presided by Chief Minister Mayawati here today. The pay committee, which was set up by the state government in early 2007 to study and suggest measures for the implementation of the Sixth Pay Commission report, had recommended pay band of Rs 4470-7440 and grade pay of Rs 1,400 for Class IV employees. The UP government, however, on the patterns of the Center today decided to give the pay band of of Rs 5,200-20,200 and grade pay of Rs 1,800 to Class IV employees of the state. The UP government had announced to implement the recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission for state employees in August 2007 and the decision was formally implemented from December 2007.Along with the Sixth Pay Commission benefit, the state government accepting the recommendations of the Pay commission has decided to ban further recruitment in Class IV and declared it as a dying cadre. In future, the duties discharged by Class IV employees will be outsourced. Continue reading 3 lakh Class IV employees to get benefit of 6th pay panel |
 
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