The move comes in the wake of the government receiving several references and queries from the employees who proceeded on leave with necessary permission, but could not report for duty due to travel restrictions.
7th Pay Commission: The Narendra Modi government has issued new norms for the regulation of advance increment(s) to a section of Central government employees. Stenographers of Subordinate Offices can now get increment on qualifying speed test in shorthand at 100/120 w.p.m.
7th Pay Commission: There is a good news for central government employees who perform night duty as Modi government has decided an implementation of Night Duty Allowance (NDA) on the recommendations of the 7th Central Pay Commission.
The Haryana Government has allowed state government employees with physical disabilities of 50% or above and also those who are totally vision impaired to work from home.
Maharashtra on Sunday issued guidelines for state government employees, daily thermal screening, masks made mandatory.
Asserting that central government employees may have to work with staggered attendance and variable working hours, the Personnel Ministry has come out with a draft framework for ''work for home'' for the staff post-lockdown
Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Thursday signed the new Ordinance, 'Disaster and Public Emergency Special Provisions Act', said State Finance Minister Thomas Issac.
Minister of State for Prime Minister Office, Jitendra Singh clarified that central government is not reducing the age of government employees.
The central government has put a hold on increasing dearness allowance (DA) for its employees' at current levels in view of the COVID-19 crisis which has put the economy under stress. As per the order, additional installment of Dearness Allowance (DA) payable to central govt employees & Dearness Relief (DR) to central govt pensioners.
A peon from Ambala, teacher from Gurgaon, police constable and a nurse are among the 160 government employees who have donated their month's salary to the Haryana COVID-19 Relief Fund.
The Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday said salaries of its employees will neither be deferred nor cut amid the coronavirus lockdown and its impact on revenues.
Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, the ministry has now decided to grant commuted leave without production of medical certificate to government employees who are above the age of 50 and have underlying conditions like diabetes, respiratory problems, renal diseases and other life-threatening illness.
The Central government has ordered work from home for 50 percent of its employees as India battles to beat the spread of coronavirus. The deadly virus has infected over 2 lakh people across the globe and caused almost 9,000 deaths so far. India is in Stage-2 of coronavirus pandemic.
Bihar general administration department on Sunday issued an order for Class C and D workers of the state government that they must be assigned alternate duties and work schedules.
Union Cabinet on Friday approves a 4 per cent increase in Dearness Allowance for employees and pensioners of the Central government.
The Central government has exempted its employees from using biometric attendance till March 31 amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in India. The deadly virus has claimed over 3,000 lives across the globe so far.
The Finance Minister of Punjab, Manpreet Singh Badal on Friday announced the budget 2020-21. While presenting the annual budget, Badal made some major announcements for the people of the state. He also announcements payment of 6 percent Dearness Allowance arrears to employees next month which would involve financial outgo of Rs 1,000 crore. The government employees have been seeking release of their pending DA. The per cent of DA arrears will be released within next week.
As per the 7th Pay Commission recommendations, if a government employee dies in less than one year of his or her services, the rate of death gratuity is two times his or her monthly salary.
New Pension Rules: In a landmark judgement, the Narendra Modi-led government on January 18, 2020, decided to give pension under the old pension system to the government employees who were appointed before 01.01.2004 but they joined the job on this date.
7th Pay Commission latest news: Department of Pension and Pensioners’ Welfare has said that all Central Government employees whose selection for appointment was finalized before 01.01.2004 but who joined service on or after 01.01.2004, can now opt to be covered under the Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules, 1972 instead of the NPS (National Pension System).
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