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Betrayal to CG employees in giving Annual Increment through defective Pay Matrix

July 30, 2016 pcadmin 2 Comments

Betrayal to CG employees in giving Annual Increment through defective Pay Matrix

Com. B Samal Divnl. Secy, AIPEU, Gr.-C, Bhubaneswar & Vice-President , Odisha Circle writes to NFPE / Confederation on betrayal to C G employees in giving Annual Increment through defective Pay Matrix

To
1. Com. M Krishnan
Secretary General
Confederation of Central Govt. Employees and Workers, CHQ
New Delhi

2. Com. R N Parashar
Secretary General NFPE & General Secretary, AIPEU, Group-C, CHQ
Dada Ghosh Bhawan, New Delhi-110 008

Sub: Betrayal to C G employees in giving Annual Increment through defective Pay Matrix – reg

Ref.- 1. Para 5.1.38 & 5.1.53 of the Report of 7th CPC
2. Para 9 of CCS( Revised Pay) Rules, 2016
3. Para II (1) of Annexure – II of Resolution No.1-2/2016-IC, dated 25.07.2016 of Ministry of Finance.

Dear Comrade,
As you know, straightway rejecting the demand of the Staff Side to give 5 % Annual Increment, the 7th CPC recommended 3 % Annual Increment vide Para 5.1.38 of its report submitted to the Govt. on 19th November, 2015.

But while giving the illustrative examples at Para 5.1.53 of the report, the Annual Increment is seen to be manipulated.

As illustrated, an employee will move one step down in the same level when he/she gets an Annual Increment of 3%. An employee drawing a Basic Pay of Rs.32300/- in level 4 if given 3% Annual Increment, will get Rs.969/- and thus his Basic Pay has been shown in the next cell of the same level, i.e. Rs.33300/- which is more than Rs. 33269 (Rs.32300/- + Rs.969/-). It is understood.

But this situation is not arrived in many other cases where the Pay Matrix has been prefixed at a stage lower than the actual amount arrived after adding the increment of 3% to the Basic Pay. Some levels selected at random and calculated as follows show that the employees are at loss in drawing their annual increments.

LOSS IN INCREMENT

Level Sl. No. in the Pay Matrix Basic Pay in the Revised Scale Actual Pay after adding 3% Annual Increment Basic Pay prefixed in the Pay Matrix Amount of Loss to the employee Actual increment
( % )
1 12 24900 25647 25600 47 2.81
1 26 37600 38728 38700 28 2.92
3 9 27600 28428 28400 28 2.89
3 16 34000 35020 35000 20 2.94
4 11 34300 35329 35300 29 2.91
4 22 47500 48925 48900 25 2.94
5 10 38100 39243 39200 43 2.88
5 20 51100 52633 52600 33 2.93
6 6 41100 42333 42300 33 2.91
6 9 44900 46247 46200 47 2.89

Thus, the actual Annual Increment is not 3% as recommended by the CPC at Para 5.1.38 of its Report. But it is less than 3% as illustrated above according to the Pay Matrix.

LOSS IN PROMOTION

Secondly, the above small difference will have also long term impact on the employees’ promotion inviting heavy financial losses.

We may consider just one example from the above table.

Level Sl. No. in the Pay Matrix Basic Pay in the Revised Scale Actual Pay after adding 3% Annual Increment Basic Pay prefixed in the Pay Matrix Amount of Loss to the employee in increment Pay on promotion to next level if fixed as per Col. D Pay on promotion to next level if fixed as per Col. E Loss on promotion
A B C D E F G H I
6 9 44900 46247 46200 47 49000 47600 1400

Thus, for loss of Rs.47/- only in the Annual Increment, the employee will suffer a loss of Rs.1400/- during his / her promotion to the next level and this loss will have cumulative effect on rest period of the service career with financial loss on DA(s) and further promotion(s).

This is just one example. We may find several disparities in the Pay Matrix both for Annual Increment and fixation of pay on promotion.

In addition, as per Para 13 of CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016, one increment shall be given in the level from which the employees is promoted and he shall be placed at a cell equal to the figure so arrived at in the level of the post to which promoted and if no such cell is available in the level to which promoted, he shall be placed at the next higher cell in that level.

Let’s analyse the following table.

Level Sl. No. in the Pay Matrix Basic Pay in the Revised Scale Revised  Pay with 3%  Increment Level Sl. No. in the Pay Matrix Basic Pay in the Revised Scale Revised  Pay with 3%  Increment
6 12 49000 50470 to be placed at Rs. 50500 in level 7 7 4 49000 50470 to be placed at Rs. 50500 in level 8

The Pay Matrix has been so prefixed that the employees drawing revised pay as above will be entitled for Rs.30/- only after getting the promotion to the next level.

Will anyone call it a promotion ? This is nothing but a serious betrayal to the C G employees in the name of Pay Revision.

There are several other examples in the Pay Matrix.

There is no doubt and second opinion that the Pay Commission has cheated the Central Govt. employees very shrewdly through a defective Pay Matrix which has since been resolved by the Govt. and corroborated in the CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016.

Under the Circumstances, it is urged upon our CHQ/NFPE/Confederation to appraise the Govt. as follows.

i. Either to correct the Pay Matrix to suit the employees without any financial loss in any manner or not to follow the Pay Matrix during Annual Increment and just to leave the amount arrived at with addition of 3% to the Basic Pay.

ii. The employee may be allowed to continue annually with 3% increment without referring the downward cell given in the Pay Matrix and on the basis of the amount so arrived after adding 3% every year, the next level of promotion will be decided. This may protect the employees from the financial losses.

iii. During promotion to the next Level, after adding 3% Annual Increment to the Basic Pay, the employees shall be placed at the next higher cell and not in a cell equal to the figure so arrived at in the level of the post to which promoted.

The CCS (Revised Pay) Rules, 2016 need to be amended suitably.

With greetings.

Bhubaneswar
The 29th July, 2016

Comradely yours,

( B SAMAL)
Vice-President
AIPEU, Group- C, Odisha Circle &
Divisional Secretary
Bhubaneswar Divn., Bhubaneswar – 751 009

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  1. Mantosh kumar says

    July 30, 2016 at 1:05 PM

    Your 2nd opinion is wrong. In promotion after one increment add and then see next table.

    Reply
  2. Raj says

    August 13, 2016 at 12:40 PM

    How much salary will get assistent professor(on contract)after 7th pay commission.in present he is getting 15600+6000=21600

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