Whether The 8th Pay Commission Will Be Implemented Or Not, Now A Big Update Has Come

Well, after the 7th Pay Commission, the employees of the Central Government benefited. Now, more than 1 crore central government employees and pensioners are waiting for the Eighth Pay Commission. But as yet, it is vague when the 8th Pay Commission will be formed and when its announcement will be made. The government has not made any official comments about it. But when will it come, what is the government’s opinion on this, let us know this in this news below-

Formation of the eighth pay commission is still not given any official information by the government. However, according to some media reports, it has been mentioned that the Narendra Modi government might back off from the formation of this commission. However, this is ratified by the comments made by the Union Minister, due to which the hopes of improving the salary of government employees seem to be fading.

Will the 8th Pay Commission not come then?

The report goes that a new mechanism may replace the Pay Commission for salary revision. Report claims that such new method is likely based on quotes by employee union leaders. One among them, as quoted in the report, Shiv Gopal Mishra, Secretary, Staff Side, National Council of Joint Consultative Machinery (NC-JCM), said that probably The Centre has a different mechanism at resorting to.

When will the 7th Pay Commission tenure end?

Let us tell you that the Fifth Pay Commission’s recommendations came into force in January 2016. From trends witnessed as of late, where usually the new pay commission is established every ten years by the government, it is highly likely that another panel might soon be constituted whose report will be available in time for implementation from January 2026.

The government has its own point regarding the 8th Pay Commission-

The Department of Expenditure under the Finance Ministry has really disappointed all government employees and pensioners in saying that there is no proposal concerning the setting up of the 8th Central Pay Commission. In a written reply, Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary told the Rajya Sabha that no proposal is under consideration with respect to starting the process of the next pay commission. Dissatisfaction flows in employees as well.

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