8th Pay Commission: In January, ending the wait of central employees, the Narendra Modi government approved the formation of the Eighth Pay Commission. The government has not given detailed information about this pay commission, but this can raise the expectations of central employees.
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8th Pay Commission Latest Update: In January, ending the wait of central employees, the Narendra Modi government approved the formation of the Eighth Pay Commission. The government has not given detailed information about this pay commission but this can increase the expectations of central employees. Central employees hope that after the implementation of the recommendations of the Pay Commission, their salary will more than double. Apart from this, a decision on dearness allowance is also possible. However, it is not yet clear what kind of recommendation the Pay Commission will make on the allowance or not.
How much is the dearness allowance
Central employees currently get 53 percent dearness allowance (DA). Before the 8th Pay Commission is implemented, central employees will get two more dearness allowances. If there is an increase of 4-3 percent twice, then the allowance will increase to 60 percent. This means that when the recommendations of the new Pay Commission are implemented, the dearness allowance will probably have reached 60 percent.
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This announcement will be made soon
The announcement of the names of the chairman and members of the Eighth Pay Commission and the information about the points to be considered by the Commission will be released soon. Let us tell you that the Seventh Pay Commission was constituted in 2016. He said that the recommendations of the Eighth Commission will be implemented after the end of the Seventh Pay Commission in 2026. The Prime Minister has decided to constitute a new Pay Commission well in advance.
In the sequence of the Pay Commission being constituted on time to review the pay scales and allowances of central employees, about 50 lakh central employees will benefit from the recommendations of the new Pay Commission.
