7th Pay Commission – Get minimum wage of Rs 24,000/-
Karanaka Confederation
There are various reports on 7th Central Pay commission on the media on fitment formula, arrears being paid as bonds , these reports are totally wrong and unwanted , these confuse the Central Government Employees, if you read the below table it is quite clear that a Group “C” employee shall get.
The true picture, as per the 7th CPC recommendations has provided only at 14% wage hike at Group “C” level it is only ranging from Rs 2240 to Rs 3500/ increase per month, and at Group “B” level ranging from Rs 4000 to Rs 6500/ increase per month.
The Empowered Committee is likely to rectify and change the fitment formula in that case , As per media reports the committee may recommend a minimum wage of Rs 20000/- or Rs 21000/- against the demand of Rs 26,000/ of the staff side , the Central Government Employees (Group “B” & Group “C” ) and shall get a salary increase of just Rs 4000/ to Rs 16000/- only , that is also too meager considering the aspect of price rise and modern day expenditures, Secondly arrears of six months if the 7th CPC is implemented shall be only Rs 8000/- per month on average per employee per month , for six months it will just at Rs 50000/- per employee only , this amount will not affect the Central Government finances ,
7th Central Pay commission arrears statement
Taking into account only the pay not the allowances
| Basic Pay | Grade Pay | Total Pay | Existing Pay 1/1/2016 fit formula 2.25 | 7th CPC Pay Rs 18000 fit formula 2.57 | Diff in pay per month | if Min wage Rs 20000 fit formula 2.86 | Diff in pay per month | if Min wage is Rs 21000 fit formula 3.01 | Diff in pay per month |
| 5200 | 1800 | 7000 | 15750 | 17990 | 2240 | 20020 | 4270 | 21000 | 5250 |
| 7000 | 2400 | 9400 | 21150 | 24158 | 3008 | 26884 | 5734 | 28200 | 7050 |
| 10000 | 4200 | 14200 | 31950 | 36494 | 4544 | 40612 | 8662 | 42600 | 10650 |
| 14000 | 4600 | 18600 | 41850 | 47802 | 5952 | 53196 | 11346 | 55800 | 13950 |
| 18000 | 4800 | 22800 | 51300 | 58596 | 7296 | 65208 | 13908 | 68400 | 17100 |
| 21000 | 5400 | 26400 | 59400 | 67848 | 8448 | 75504 | 16104 | 79200 | 19800 |
| 30000 | 6600 | 36600 | 82350 | 94062 | 11712 | 104676 | 22326 | 109800 | 27450 |
So don’t believe any news paper reports, Secondly there is no change in allowances expect HRA, that too its rates are reduced by the 7th CPC and also many allowances have been withdrawn. This is saving for the Government.
Hence we should not bother too much on these reports, instead we should educate the members and prepare for struggle, so that we get at least get a minimum wage of Rs 24,000/- ( 50 % wage hike without allowances) , as allowances are not taken into pension benefit.
Comradely yours
(P.S.Prasad)
General Secretary
Source : http://karnatakacoc.blogspot.in/
sumar 45.month going up no hike but all m.p 100%hike vii cpc only 23.55%vii cpc die
What Mr Shanmukha Rao has stated is absolutely correct in that the state govts have been revising the pay and pensions of their employees thereby there is a very wide gap between the pensions and salaries of central employees and state employees and pensioners. The difference is almost double when they get installment of DA&DR @3% while we get 6%.. GOI should take this into consideration while approving 7 cpc recommendations.
This gives a miserable picture of how the Govt. views about our needsThe pensioners of various states around us. are getting far better particularly because their DA/TI gets merged with fitment benefit often at the end of 5 years. Moreover when it comes to revision of Centralemployees or pensioners everybody in the country raises their voice and even the press joins These very people never make any comment when some of the states revise the entitlements of their employees/pensioners. Even the medical benefits are far less.. When we joined service Civil Services Regulations defined pension as deferred salary and this has been comfortably forgotten. A very small bunch of officers with the assistance of political bosses reduced the benefits recommended by the 6th. CPC and accepted by Govt. (and orders issued too) leading to a large no. cases compelling the old pensioners to run around the courts. It is only surprising none of the courts condemned Persons responsible for such irregularity except just finding fault.