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  • 11% return on the pension corpus would mean no additional burden for the government

    If returns are below 11.5 percent, burden may increase on the government

  • UPS ensures dignity, financial security: PM Modi, govt officials applaud Cabinet decision

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed pride in the scheme, highlighting its alignment with the government’s commitment to the well-being of its employees.

  • Why are govt employees threatening to go on strike over restoration of old pension scheme?

    Several unions of railway employees and workers have threatened to stop all train services across India from May 1 if their demand to implement the OPS is not met.

  • Centre issues fresh guidelines for govt employees to receive awards from private bodies

    Further, another order issued in 2000 by the ministry said, that "it was emphasised that the government servants should not be allowed to accept awards of monetary benefits instituted by private trusts/foundations, etc."

  • In India, this sector has the highest rate of quiet quitters: Slack report

  • Gujarat: Thousands of govt employees join 'mass casual leave' stir in state over old pension scheme

  • DA Update: Hike in dearness allowance may raise salaries of Govt employees in July

  • Govt extends time limit up to December 31 for submission of life certificate by pensioners

  • Coronavirus lockdown | Govt employees with cars resume work while support staff struggle to commute

  • Govt notifies revised pay grades for employees, pensioners

  • Govt notifies revised pay grades for employees

  • Govt pay hike may spur demand, but volume growth discounted: JM

  • Fatter paychecks for govt employees likely by June-July 2016

  • HC stays Del govt decision to scrap nursery admission criteria

  • Pay panel hike 'least' considering inflation, says AITUC

  • Dearness allowance hiked by 6%

  • Govt notifies new pension rules to check delays

  • Trade unions strike: Banking, transport hit across India

    Life has come to a standstill in parts of India due to the 24-hour nationwide strike by trade unions and government employees on Tuesday. In all, 11 trade unions across party lines along with 8 lakh public sector employees with the exception of those in the Railways are participating.

  • Govt not raising retirement age of its employees

    The government today said there is no proposal to raise the retirement age of its employees from 60 years at present.

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