Karnataka Bangalore College Lecturers get Sixth Pay Commission Arrears & Salary Hike

The latest news on Sixth Pay Commission is for the Bangalore College Lecturers, who are going to benefit from the recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission. These Bangalore College Lecturers, basicallay government employees from Bangalore will be getting the benefits of the Sixth pay Commission Panel Recommendations.

How many months of arrears will be paid to the Bangalore College Lecturers following the Sixth Pay Commission Recommendations?
It is reported that 51 months of arrear payments will be made to the Bangalore College Lecturers following the Sixth Pay Commission recommendations.

Which employees will benefit?
It is learnt that lecturers of the Department of Higher Education will benefit from the pay hike or salary revision.

What will be the benefits to be given to the concerned employees or lecturers?
The salary is expected to increase by around 38%. This will mean around 18.5 K lecturers from all over state will benefit from this decision. The good news is that a cicular with the settlement and clearing of the arrears payment is already issued by the Karnataka Government.

How much extra money will be required by the state and where will it come from?
IT will cost the state around 950 Crores.

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Other benefits for the Sixth Pay commission Recommendations?
The retirement age is also increased. It is now 62 years instead of 60 years which means that teachers will get 2 extra years of service. This will be in effect from 25th Sept 2009.
As per DNA, With the revised pay scale, an associate professor in Bangalore will get a total pay of Rs 31,300 each month, while a professor will take home Rs 63,500. The house rent and city compensation allowances are also increased to make it on par with the UGC scale. The college teachers are also eligible for pension, leave travel concession and medical allowance like any other government employee, Limbavali said.

Those casual lecturers, whose services have been regularised, are also entitled to the pay hike. The recently appointed lecturers will be eligible for the raise on completion of their probation period.

The lectures will be trained under the Sahayog scheme in 300 colleges across the state from January 20.
All thanks to the Sixth Pay commission recommendations and their implementations.