8th Pay Commission At present, all central employees and pensioners are waiting for the formation of the Eighth Pay Commission. If you are also waiting for the formation of the new Pay Commission, then this article may prove to be important for you, so read it carefully.
Today through this article you all are going to get information related to the Eighth Pay Commission and you will also be told when the Eighth Pay Commission is to be constituted. Apart from this, when the Seventh Pay Commission was constituted has also been described in the article.
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More than one crore employees have demanded the formation of a new pay commission as soon as possible. In the coming time, when the new pay commission will be formed, the salary of the employees will increase by 25% to 35%, which proves that the formation of a new pay commission is beneficial for the employees.
8th Pay Commission
Secretary Gopal ji has written a letter to the Government of India demanding the formation of a new pay commission as soon as possible without wasting time. When the new pay commission will be formed by the government, the fitment factor will increase from 2.57 to 3.8.
Due to increase in the fitment factor, the salary of the employees will be Rs 26000 per month. Before the formation of any new pay commission by the government, a meeting is organized in which the benefits and salary structure of the central government, employee allowances are reviewed and demands are also made for changes in it.
7th pay commission formation
The 7th Pay Commission was constituted on 28 February 2014 by the former Chief Minister of the Government of India Dr. Manmohan Singh. However, the report for the formation of the 7th Pay Commission was given on 19 November 2015, due to which the 7th Pay Commission could be implemented in January 2016.
When will the 8th pay commission be formed
A new pay commission is constituted by the Government of India every 10 years and in the coming time, the Eighth Pay Commission is also to be constituted, however, no official announcement has been made by the government regarding the formation of the Eighth Pay Commission or when it will be constituted.
However, such information is coming out that the government has also decided that the eighth will be formed soon and it can be formed in the beginning of 2026 and there is eagerness among the employees and pensioners for this.
Impact on Pay Commission
Due to the arrival of Corona in the country, almost all the systems of the country were stopped, the result of which was that the rate of inflation increased and due to the increase in the rate of inflation, the income of the government also increased, although due to the increase in the rate of inflation, a decrease in purchasing power was seen.
Due to the increase in inflation rate, its biggest impact was seen on the purchasing power of central employees. Keeping in mind the rising inflation rate of the country, Secretary Shiv Gopal Mishra decided to revise the salary allowances and a letter was sent to the government.
In the last 10 years, the number of employees has decreased by more than 10 lakhs, due to which more work has increased on other employees. In the letter sent by Secretary Mishra, the pay matrix has been recommended and it has been said that now the employees will not have to wait for a long time and a new pay commission should be formed soon.
New proposal regarding pay commission
To reflect the current economic conditions, a letter was written to the Cabinet by Shiv Gopal Mishra, Secretary, Joint Consultative Machinery for Central Government Employees, demanding the formation of a new pay commission.
In the letter sent to the Cabinet by Secretary Mishri ji, it has also been shown that the government revenue has almost doubled after the session 2015 and along with this, there has been an increase in tax collection as well, but the salaries of the employees have not been increased on this basis.
