Reverse 6th Pay Commission

I think it is time for a ‘reverse pay commission’ for our country.

The scales should start from Rs 80,000 per month for a Lower Division Clerk going up to Pay Band-1 with Grade Pay Rs 1900 for Secretary to Govt of India.







The reason is clear and there for all to see. It is the lower echelons of the steel frame who take ‘decisions’ and prepare file notings with all the might of concentrated negative unconstructive application of mind and energy, while the officers merely affix their initials. ‘The Secretary / Minister has seen’, the file would ultimately proclaim with pride. So who is actually involved in a tougher job ?

Pun intended.

Reverse 6th Pay Commission

I think it is time for a ‘reverse pay commission’ for our country.

The scales should start from Rs 80,000 per month for a Lower Division Clerk going up to Pay Band-1 with Grade Pay Rs 1900 for Secretary to Govt of India.







The reason is clear and there for all to see. It is the lower echelons of the steel frame who take ‘decisions’ and prepare file notings with all the might of concentrated negative unconstructive application of mind and energy, while the officers merely affix their initials. ‘The Secretary / Minister has seen’, the file would ultimately proclaim with pride. So who is actually involved in a tougher job ?

Pun intended.

Uttar Pradesh government has constituted to look into the demands 6th Pay Commission

Uttar Pradesh government has constituted a high-level committee headed by chief secretary to look into the demands and problems of employees, Chief Minister Mayawati said on Sunday.

"To consider demands and problems of government employees
a high-level committed headed by the chief secretary has been constituted, which will have principal secretaries of personnel and finance and divisional commissioner Lucknow as its members," Mayawati said in a statement issued here.

Welcoming the Karamchari Shikshak Sanyukt Morcha’s decision to call off its strike, the chief minister said the government was sensitive towards the feelings of employees and was committed to resolving their problems.

The employees had yesterday called off their indefinite strike to protest a police baton charge, after a meeting with Additional Cabinet Secretary Vijay Shanker Pandey.

"Despite having limited resources the state government implemented the recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission, which created an additional burden of 21,000 crore on the exchequre, only in the interest of theemployees," Mayawati said.

Mayawati asked the employees to consider the financial resources of the state while raising their demands.

Apparently referring to the incident where the District Magistrate Lucknow slapped an employee, Mayawati said, "Officers should resolve a situation patiently."

Source : Express India.

Reverse 6th Pay Commission

I think it is time for a ‘reverse pay commission’ for our country.

The scales should start from Rs 80,000 per month for a Lower Division Clerk going up to Pay Band-1 with Grade Pay Rs 1900 for Secretary to Govt of India.







The reason is clear and there for all to see. It is the lower echelons of the steel frame who take ‘decisions’ and prepare file notings with all the might of concentrated negative unconstructive application of mind and energy, while the officers merely affix their initials. ‘The Secretary / Minister has seen’, the file would ultimately proclaim with pride. So who is actually involved in a tougher job ?

Pun intended.

Central Railway Sixth Pay Commission- Motormen Strike - Central railway strike - Strike Central Railway - Sixth Pay Commission Strike Central Railway

A hurried strike by motormen has brought central Railway in Mumbai to a grinding halt. The motormen were demanding immediate implementation of sixth pay commission which will ensure that they are above guards in terms of grade pay, maintain the old formula for calculating running allowance and provide for assistant motormen. Another report states that western and central railway motormen plan strike on January 26.

Uttar Pradesh government has constituted to look into the demands 6th Pay Commission

Uttar Pradesh government has constituted a high-level committee headed by chief secretary to look into the demands and problems of employees, Chief Minister Mayawati said on Sunday.

"To consider demands and problems of government employees
a high-level committed headed by the chief secretary has been constituted, which will have principal secretaries of personnel and finance and divisional commissioner Lucknow as its members," Mayawati said in a statement issued here.

Welcoming the Karamchari Shikshak Sanyukt Morcha’s decision to call off its strike, the chief minister said the government was sensitive towards the feelings of employees and was committed to resolving their problems.

The employees had yesterday called off their indefinite strike to protest a police baton charge, after a meeting with Additional Cabinet Secretary Vijay Shanker Pandey.

"Despite having limited resources the state government implemented the recommendations of the Sixth Pay Commission, which created an additional burden of 21,000 crore on the exchequre, only in the interest of theemployees," Mayawati said.

Mayawati asked the employees to consider the financial resources of the state while raising their demands.

Apparently referring to the incident where the District Magistrate Lucknow slapped an employee, Mayawati said, "Officers should resolve a situation patiently."

Source : Express India.

Haryana Demands Rs 2,000 crore to Pay Sixth Pay Commission Arrears

New Delhi (Haryana Live): Haryana has demanded Rs 2,000 crore from Union government to meet the cost enhanced employee salaries.

New Delhi (Haryana Live): Haryana has demanded Rs 2,000 crore from Union government to meet the cost enhanced employee salaries.

Demand to this effect was made by the Haryana Finance Minister, Capt Ajay Singh Yadav to Indian Finance Minister, Pranab Mukherjee that a burden of Rs 6,000 crore the state faced due to implementation of the Sixth Pay Commission and 2,000 crore allocation to Haryana would help state to adjust the burden easily, as it has to pay 60 percent of pay arrears to its employees yet.

Haryana Demands Rs 2,000 crore to Pay Sixth Pay Commission Arrears

New Delhi (Haryana Live): Haryana has demanded Rs 2,000 crore from Union government to meet the cost enhanced employee salaries.

New Delhi (Haryana Live): Haryana has demanded Rs 2,000 crore from Union government to meet the cost enhanced employee salaries.

Demand to this effect was made by the Haryana Finance Minister, Capt Ajay Singh Yadav to Indian Finance Minister, Pranab Mukherjee that a burden of Rs 6,000 crore the state faced due to implementation of the Sixth Pay Commission and 2,000 crore allocation to Haryana would help state to adjust the burden easily, as it has to pay 60 percent of pay arrears to its employees yet.

Central Railway Sixth Pay Commission- Motormen Strike - Central railway strike - Strike Central Railway - Sixth Pay Commission Strike Central Railway

A hurried strike by motormen has brought central Railway in Mumbai to a grinding halt. The motormen were demanding immediate implementation of sixth pay commission which will ensure that they are above guards in terms of grade pay, maintain the old formula for calculating running allowance and provide for assistant motormen. Another report states that western and central railway motormen plan strike on January 26.

6th pay commission - Employees finally got their second arrears

The government on Tuesday ordered release of the second instalment of arrears due to employees and pensioners on account of the Sixth Pay Commission recommendations.

The decision will benefit 3.3 million employees and 4 million pensioners on the civilian side besides uniformed defence service personnel.

Government servants employed after January 2004 -- when the new contributory pension scheme came into force -- would, however, have to submit the form for registering under the new scheme to get their arrears. Employees are also advised put this money into GPF.

view detailed order here http://persmin.gov.in/WriteData/CircularNotification/ScanDocument/Pension/38-37-08_p&pw(A)25082009.pdf

A meeting of the UFBU was held in Chennai 6 th pay commission

A meeting of the UFBU was held in Chennai

A meeting of the UFBU was held in Chennai. Leaders of all the 9 constituent unions were present. The meeting was presided over by Com. K.S. Shetty (President, AIBOC).

The meeting congratulated the bank employees and officers for their magnificent unity and amazing militancy and thus making the 2 days’ strike on 6th & 7th August, 2009 a resounding success.

The meeting noted that the unity of the rank and file under the banner of UFBU has ensured the thwarting of all attempts on the part of IBA and Government to retract from offers made. The meeting took for consideration the proposals of the IBA and decided to pursue the same with IBA in the next round of Bipartite Talks before taking a final decision.

Talks with IBA:


The IBA had fixed 12th September, 2009 for the next round of Talks. However, since the date is not convenient for a few constituent unions, we have asked for a revised date for the Talks within the next week or 10 days. As soon as the meeting is fixed and held, we shall inform you of further developments."