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7th Pay Commission Pay Fixation for Civilian Defence Employees – CGDA Order
7th Pay Commission Pay Fixation for Civilian Defence Employees – Implementation of 7th Pay Commission recommendations Civilian Defence Employees
7th Pay Commission Pay Matrix – Discrimination and arbitrariness in entry pay
7th Pay Commission Pay Matrix – RSCWS observation in Discrimination and arbitrariness in entry pay of pay matrix at various levels
Comparison of 7th Pay Commission and 6th CPC Pay excluding HRA
NFIR has compared 7th Pay Commission pay and 6th CPC pay excluding revision in HRA. It has concluded that at lower levels only marginal increase in pay has been provided by 7th Pay Commission and that for certain levels no increase or negative increase in pay has been recommended by 7th Pay Commission
Pay of Central Government Employees and Bank Employees after 7th Pay Commission Report
Comparison of pay and allowances of Bank Employees which was revised under 10th BPS and 7th pay commission proposed pay and allowances of Central Government Employees
Media news on 15% hike in 7th Pay Commission Report – Why it is Unjustifiable?
As per an article published in the International Business Times on the 6th of August 2015, an estimate was made on how substantial the hike in salaries would be following the 7th Pay Commission recommendations. Bank of America has estimated a 15% hike in the salary.
7th Pay Commission Report on 19th November 2015 at 19.30 hrs – Official Announcement
Media report suggested earlier on the submission of 7th Pay Commission report on 19th November or 20th November 2015. This news has been confirmed now by 7th Pay Commission.
15% salary hike in 7th CPC while 6th CPC granted up to 40%
CNBC TV18 reports that 7th Pay Commission report is ready and the same will be submitted to Finance Ministry on 19th November 2015 – It further says 15% increase in pay which is likely to be recommended is much lower than what was recommended by 6th Pay Commission
7th Pay Commission Report to be handed over to Govt on 19th November 2015
While 6th Pay Commission recommended hike in pay of around 35%, 7th Pay Commission report may disappoint around 50 lakh central government employees and 54 lakh pensioners
7th Pay Commission report likely to be submitted on 20th November 2015
The 900-page report of 7th Pay Commission will recommend pay, allowances, pension and other service matters of as many as 48 lakh serving central government employees and 54 lakh pensioners