7th Pay Commission. There is good news for government Employees on Salary Hike. In the new year 2022.
The PM Modi government of the Center can give a big gift to more than 11.56 lakh government employees. According to media reports, the House Rent Allowance (HRA) of the employees can be increased once again, this will increase the salary by up to Rs 8100. The same can also be decided on the outstanding DA arrears of 18 months before Christmas 25 December 2021. This will benefit 1 crore employees and salary will increase up to 2 lakhs.
According to media reports, Government of india [PM Modi] can give Central Employees [government employees] the gift of House Rent Allowance (HRA) in the new year. The Indian Railway Technical Supervisors Association (IRTSA) and the National Federation of Railwaymen (NFIR) had demanded an increase in HRA from January 1, 2021, after which the Finance Ministry has made a proposal and sent it to the Railway Board for approval and Now just waiting for the approval. If approved, more than 11.56 lakh employees will be benefited and there will be an increase in salary up to Rs.8100. can be found.
18 months DA arrears may be decided on Christmas
Apart from this, the wait for 18 months of outstanding arrears of 1 crore central employees may also be over. can be decided in a meeting with the Cabinet Secretary before Christmas on December 25. The same National Council of JCM, Department of Personnel and Training and Ministry of Finance have demanded that while restoring DA, the pending DA arrears for 18 months. One Time Settlement should also be done. If this happens, then the employees will get the benefit of up to 2 lakh in salary.
Understand the complete Math of HRA like this
Under 7th Pay Commission, when DA exceeds 25 percent, HRA will also increase. Its rate will increase from 8, 16, 24 percent to 9, 18 and 27 percent.
Under this, the employees will get a minimum benefit of Rs 5400 and a maximum of Rs 8100 per month.
For example, if someone’s basic salary is Rs 30,000, then he will get the benefit of HRA of about Rs 5400 to Rs 8100 per month.
Cities with a population of more than 50 lakhs fall in the ‘X’ category.
Those whose population is more than 5 lakhs, they come in ‘Y’ category.
Cities with a population of less than 5 lakhs fall in the ‘Z’ category.
