It is reported that all sections of government staff workers in Puducherry (Pondicherry) will get increased salary or pay as per the benefits of the the Sixth Pay Commission Recommendations. The Local Administration Minister A Namassivayam had a meeting with representatives of employees associations of Puducherry (Pondicherry) and declared this good news after the meeting. Wikipedia on Sixth Pay Commission News
As per the news, the government had agreed to extend the benefit of the hike in wages to the staff and workers of all the five municipal councils and ten commune panchayats in the Puducherry Union Territory.
How many employees are expected to benefit in Puducherry (Pondicherry) as per the Sixth Pay Commission Recommendations?
Arouond 2300 employees of sanitarty workers to engineers will get the pay hike.
When will the pay hike be implemented in Puducherry (Pondicherry) as per the Sixth Pay Commission Recommendations?
The pay hike will be effective from January 2006 as per the recommendations.
How much will be the expenditure and arrears in Puducherry (Pondicherry) as per the Sixth Pay Commission Recommendations?
Around 9.8 Crore Rs. This would mean salary hike for 32 long months.
Any other details about Puducherry (Pondicherry) as per the Sixth Pay Commission Recommendations?
As per the news reported, Namassivayam conceded that there was a virtual burden for civic bodies to bear the expenditure arising out of the new pay scales. `Chief Minister V Vaithilingam has assured to come to the help of the municipal administration with sufficient funds`, Namassivayam said.
Director of Local Administration Department E Vallavan, Chairperson of Municipal council Dr B.Sridevi, the secretrary of the Confederation of government employees associations R.Anandarajan, the secretary of central federation of employees associations P.Lakshmanaswamy, the AITUC leader V S Abishegam and a few other leaders of workers unions were also present.
Namassivayam said that the report of the Finance Commission would be perused and placed before the cabinet for its approval and for steps to implement its recommendations.
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