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8th Pay Commission questionnaire submission deadline extended: Check detailsThe 8th Pay Commission has extended the deadline for submitting responses to its 18-point questionnaire to March 31, 2026. Central governme...- 8th Pay Commission implementation date: Employee body AITUC wants salary, pension & other allowance revisions from this dateCentral government employees and pensioners await the 8th Pay Commission's recommendations, with AITUC advocating for implementation from J...
- 8th Pay Commission demands: Commuted pension after 11 years, fitment factor of 3, revised DA calculation; what AITUC wants from 8th CPCThe All India Trade Union Congress has presented 12 significant demands to the 8th Pay Commission chairperson. Key proposals include a 3.0 ...
- Manipur: In a first, CPI names its candidate for Lok Sabha pollsA resident of the Khurai area in Imphal East district, Sotinkumar is the Manipur unit general secretary of the All India Trade Union Congre...
- Coal India concludes wage revision pact with non-executive workers; agrees on 25% hike in allowancesAround 2.81 lakh employees of CIL & SCCL who were on the rolls of the company as on July 1, 2021, would be the beneficiaries post-implement...
- Coal India, trade unions awaiting govt's nod on 19pc wage hike pact"The wage hike recommendation is now with the Department of Public Enterprises for its approval," All India Coal Workers' Federation (AICWF...
- CIL, trade unions ink pact for 19 pc minimum guaranteed benefitThe MGB of 19 per cent is on the emoluments as of June 30, 2021, which include basic pay, variable dearness allowance, special dearness all...
- Trade unions urge Centre to scrap labour codes which are against workers' interestBesides, they have sought government’s intervention on the issue of raising the minimum pension and holding the Indian Labour Conference, a...
- Base year revision for CPI-industrial workers suspicious: AITUCThe AITUC further said that it is of the view that the move will lead to "depression" in dearness allowance (DA) paid to workers. The labou...
- Board of trustees okays EPFO exit from DHFLThe board has approved EPFO’s exit from DHFL to retrieve its money for workers’ welfare.
- All India Trade Union Congress raises questions over expert committee report on minimum wageAccording to AITUC, the basis of arriving at Rs 375 per day or Rs 9750 per month as of July, 2018 is not indicated.
- Unions warn of strike over NITI proposal to sell Air IndiaThe statement follows NITI Aayog submitting its proposal to the Prime Minister's Office on strategic sale, privatisation of PSUs and closur...
- Trade unions reject 7th Pay Panel report, say actual raise is only 16%"It is totally disappointing... least hike (proposed) during the last 30 years. Considering the inflation, it is unsatisfactory," AITUC GS ...
- BMS opposes Pay Panel, says net income up by only 16%"Also the pay structure is not competitive and this will lead to brain drain as workers will look for better employment options," Upadhyay ...
- TUs to hit street against Coal India’s stake saleThe Manmohan Singh government may be unshackled from the Left, but its disinvestment plans could still encounter a trade union roadblock.
- TUs of the nation unite todaySenior TU leaders said this was the first time in 25 years that there was such ‘unanimity’ of trade unions.
- BJP, Left criticise govt decisions on sixth pay commissionFor different reasons, the BJP and Left on Thursday attacked the Manmohan Singh government’s decisions on the sixth Central Pay Commission ...
- Left not impressed by pay panel, BJP keeps mumThe Sixth Pay Commission’s recommendations have failed to cut ice with the Left and its trade unions even as the BJP adopted a wait and wat...
- TUs to press for 9.5% EPF rateEven as the Employees Provident Fund Board decided to retain the 8.5% interest rate.
- EPF rate cut: Govt to wait for panel’s recommendationOn Thursday, junior labour minister Vijay Goel told the Rajya Sabha, in reply to a question, that the government has no plan to cut the Emp...
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