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Official stamp of approval for Seventh Pay implementation

Official stamp of approval for Seventh Pay implementation
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The State Government on Wednesday issued orders for implementation of the Seventh Central Pay Commission (CPC) to government employees as well as employees of grant-in-aid educational institutions.

While the revised pay matrix will be implemented from January 1, 2016 onwards, actual payment through monthly salaries will begin only from January 2017. However, only Part ‘A’ of the schedule appended to the CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016 as adopted by the State Government shall be implemented.

The order does not cover judicial and non-judicial officers and employees functioning in the courts. It shall not be applicable to the employees of corporations, autonomous bodies, societies, agencies, public sector undertakings and also the employees working for Panchayati Raj institutions and urban local bodies. In both cases separate instructions shall be issued after detailed examination by a committee constituted for the purpose.

The existing system on interest-free advances for medical treatment, travelling allowance for family of the deceased, travelling allowance on tour or transfer and leave travel concession shall continue as hitherto.

However, interest bearing advances relating to motor car advances and motorcycle or scooter or moped advances have been discontinued with immediate effect.

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EMPLOYEES' DELIGHT

* Actual payment through monthly salary from the month of January next year

* Revised pay structure will include DA of 125 pc sanctioned from Jan 1, 2016

* Additional liability on account of revised pay would be Rs 47 crore per month

* Liability on arrears to cost the exchequer Rs 762.68 crore

* Part of arrears of Rs 400 cr to be paid out in cash in next six months

* Rest of the arrears will be deposited in GPF and special NPS account

* There are approximately 55,447 government and government-aided employees

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