Government considers the minimum wages hikes Central Government Employees Salary in 7th Pay Commission. Though the Central Government Employees who were disappointed with Government decision regarding minimum salary at Rs. 18000.00 in-spite of Rs. 26000.00 as demanded by various federations and unions.
The 7th Pay Commission headed by retired Justice A. K. Mathur had suggested Rs 18,000 salary but its seems that the Central Government employee union is reluctant who had called for indefinite strike from July 11.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Home Minister Rajnath Singh and railway minister Suresh Prabhu reportedly met the representatives of employee unions late on Thursday and have assured them that their demands will be looked into.
However, with the assurance of the government of looking into the matter, the trade unions remain divided on whether to go ahead with the strike as planned on July 11, or to call it off. The unions would meet again on July 6 to decide the further course of action.
Major Highlights :
The 7th Pay Commission headed by retired Justice A. K. Mathur had suggested Rs 18,000 salary but its seems that the Central Government employee union is reluctant who had called for indefinite strike from July 11.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Home Minister Rajnath Singh and railway minister Suresh Prabhu reportedly met the representatives of employee unions late on Thursday and have assured them that their demands will be looked into.
However, with the assurance of the government of looking into the matter, the trade unions remain divided on whether to go ahead with the strike as planned on July 11, or to call it off. The unions would meet again on July 6 to decide the further course of action.
Major Highlights :
- Central government employees threaten to go on strike from July 11
- They are unhappy with the 'meagre' pay hike announced
- Minimum wage is Rs. 18,000, but they want at least Rs. 26,000
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