7th Pay Commission: Hike Beyond Recommendations for Central Government Employees

As the elections are approaching, good number of announcements are being made to keep everyone happy. Last week it was the Karnataka State government that declared 30% hike for its state employees under the Karnataka 6th Pay Commission.

Today, it’s the time for the central government employees to rejoice, as the recent news items are pointing

Andhra Pradesh 30% HRA Increase and Other Benefits

Its raining benefits and perks for the government employees of the newly carved state capital of Amravati in Andhra Pradesh. They are set to get 30% increase in House Rent Allowance (HRA), and there are more goodies. Here are the details

BMC Under Process to implement Seventh Pay Commission: Expect 15%-30% Pay Hike

As per the available news, BMC is expected to be under process to implement the recommendations of the Seventh Pay Commission for its employees.
As per the guidelines issued by the central government, BMC was required to prepare a report regarding implementation of the seventh pay commission as applicable to BMC. It is learnt that BMC has already started the work towards report preparation.

The recommendation is that BMC employees may see 15% to 30% pay hike after

Seventh Pay Commission Recommendations Report: 20%-40% Pay Hike for Central Government Employees

It is learnt that the government appointed Seventh Pay Commission is actively working on drafting the recommendations for increase in salaries of lakhs of central government employees. It is expected to submit its recommendations to the government by this year end. In what could be a the biggest bonanza of all times, it is expected that central government employees can receive salary increase in the range of 20% to 40%