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Sixth Pay Commission submitted its report on 24 March 2008. CLICK HERE TO READ - LATEST SIXTH PAY COMMISSION SUBMITS ITS REPORT In its article the MoneyControl writes "Salaries are expected to increase by 25 to 33% across the board and the hike will take place with retrospective effect from January 1, 2006. However, there is no scope for any interim relief till the recommendations are implem...
• India gets NSG waiver at Vienna
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• Central PSU Pay hike
Central PSU Pay hike Central Public Sector Undertaking, Government of India pay hike notification. News from the Press Trust of India, Government release about the salary hike for Central Public Sector Undertakings- PSU's. This has come at a time when the mood in the job sector is looking grim. Know they will get bonanza to officers of PSU's in India. The hike percentage will be about 50-300...
• Sixth Pay Commission and 6% DA for Central Government Employees and Pensioners
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• Six Pay Commission approved by Cabinet
The Sixth Pay Commission recommendations, the UPA government announced today, an average increase of 21 per cent in salaries of over 50 lakh government employees with effect from January 1, 2006. The wage hike would increase the financial implication for the Centre by Rs 17,798 crore annually and the arrears with effect from January 2006 would cost Rs 29,373 crore, Information and Broadcasting ...
• Airline Tips and Travel Documents
Traveling by air is a complicated job now a day because of different prices, deals, rules and regulations etc. You may find yourself in the situation when there is no room on the plane for you though you paid for it month ago. To avoid all these hassles it is required to do a little research, planning and preparation before starting a journey. We are here to give you some tips on it...
• Fuel price hike tomorrow ? : Cabinet decide
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• Cut in fuel prices looks likely
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• sixth pay commission
The sixth pay commission report is part of the agenda for discussions being held today at the Prime Minister's Office. The Prime Minister Manmohan Singh may announce the higher wages for central government employees during his Independence day speech on August 15. The Sixth Pay Commission has recommended an effective 28 per cent hike in wages of central government employees. Continue reading ...
• Pay panel report soon, Govt working on 20% hike
In its news the Express India writes "As the Sixth Pay Commission prepares to submit its report on March 20, a fortnight before deadline, the Finance Ministry has started working its numbers considering an average 20% increase in salaries of Central government employees.The wage hike, after merging existing allowances with the basic salary, will range from 18 to 25% depending on the slab, sourc...