Immediate constitution of 8th Central Pay Commission for revising the Pay/Allowances/ Pension and other benefits of Central Government Employees: NC JCM writes to Cabinet Secretary dated 03.12.2024.
Shiva Gopal Mishra
Secretary
Ph.: 23382286
National Council (Staff Side)
Joint Consultative Machinery
for Central Government Employees
13-C, Ferozshah Road, New Delhi – 110001
E-Mail : nc.jom.np[at]gmail.com
No.NC/JCM/2024/8 CPC
Dated: December 3, 2024
The Cabinet Secretary,
(Government of India)
&
Chairman, National Council(JCM),
Cabinet Secretariat,
Rashtrapati Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 004.
Sub: Immediate constitution of 8th Central Pay Commission for revising the Pay/Allowances/ Pension and other benefits of Central Government Employees ~Reg.,
Ref.: This office Letter No.NC-JCM-2024/8″ CPC dt.03.06.2024.
Dear Sir,
On behalf of the Staff Side Members of National Council JCM and the entire Central Government Employees and Pensioners I wish you a very happy and prosperous New Year 2025 in advance. It is now 09 years after the implementation of the 7 CPC recommendations and the next Wage revision and Pension revision is due from 01.01.2026, since the wages of the Central Government Employees and Pension of the Central Government Pensioners are revised once in 10 years. This periodicity is maintained from the implementation of 4th CPC, i.e., from 01.01.1986. This office vide letter referred above have requested your good self (Copy enclosed for ready reference) that the Government may constitute the 8th Central Pay Commission immediately. It is now more than 06 months after we submitted our request. So far we have not received any positive response from the Government.
Sir, you will appreciate that the 7th Central Pay Commission was constituted well in advance ie., on 28.02.2014, almost 02 years before the implementation date of 01.01.2016. However, just 01 year only is left for the next wage / pension revision. The Pay Commissions used to take almost 02 years period for Submitting their final report to the Government and the Government takes 03 to 06 months for considering and implementing its recommendations. In this back drop I feel there is no justification in further delaying the matter. Hence it is once again requested that you may kindly take up the matter with the Hon’ble Prime Minister and Finance Minister for immediate constitution of the 8th CPC.
Awaiting for your favourable response.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
(Shiva Gopal Mishra)
Secretary
Copy to: Secretary, MoF(Doe), Govt. of India – For necessary action please.
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COMMENTS
Govt employees are totally neglected in BJP Sarkar earlier during Bajpai govt they abolished OPS now pay commission. Strong agitation among employees is developing due to this. Hope Modiji pays attention towards their employees also.
Very difficult to get any monetary benefit from govt more so for pensioners except a paltry DA/DR increase twice in an year. Atleast if the Income tax on pension is abolished that itself is a great favour to senior citizens of above 75 years age.
In parliament dy finance minister told there is no plan to constitute 8th pay commission.
Don’t post bogus news.
Please implement 8th pay commission. Govt employees salary are difficult to live in a city. Otherwise, we may end up only 3% DA everyear.
The paycommn should be appointed immediately and it should be asked to submit report within a specified time frame so that govt wii have sufficient time to take decisions for implementation.
Good preliminary steps you have taken in the interest of all existing central government staff and pensioners,I also appeal to you regarding repayment of commutation amount after 12 years which is also our genion demand,and releasing 18 months DA.
Kerala govt revised pay and pension of staff and teachers from July 2019. When the minimum pay scale of central is ₹18000 the state it is 23000. State says that they have no funds. Then how the revision took place. An amount of ₹84000 Cr extra involved on the revision.
Modiji would not care anybody except chandrababu Naidu & Nithiskumar because their support is necessary for him.