Salary hike in Tamil nadu government employees - CG employees worries

The state government employees enjoyed the salary hike in this week. More then 10 lakh employees benefit.
      Today announced dearness allowance 3 percent totally 136 percent from July 1-07-2017  the state government implementation 7cpc is very good condition in tamil nadu.

The Central Government Employees disappointed in dearness allowance is only 1percent announced in July 1-07-2017.

Dearness allowance not merged in state government but central government merge in basic pay and dearness allowance is  0.

The state government is not merged in basic pay and dearness allowance in 133%. In last day. Today 3%announced now 136%. Now basic+136%DA

Salary hike in Tamil nadu government employees

The Tamil Nadu state Cabinet today consented to implement the recommendations of 7th Pay Commission. The decision was taken during the Cabinet meeting chaired by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami today.

Following this move, salaries for state government employees and government teachers in Tamil Nadu will reportedly increase by 20 per cent. The implementation of 7th Pay Commission in the state is set to benefit more than 10 lakh government employees and pensioners in the state. The decision to implement 7th Pay Commission recommendations was taken after receiving a report  from a high-level committee headed by Finance Secretary K Shanmugan, stated a report by the Times of India.

Government employees in Tamil Nadu have been staging agitations over demands of interim relief till the recommendations under the 7th Pay Commission come into effect. Madras High Court even had to order a stay on the protests as it violated service rules, the report said.

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7th CPC pay hike in January all fake news

Minimum Pay Increase – How much it would be ?

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Recently a news on 7th CPC Minimum Pay Increase was doing the rounds in Social Media. Increasing of 7th CPC Minimum Wage from Rs.18000 to Rs.21000 is speculated in some websites and it went viral in social media. But there was no any substantial evidence or facts has been so far posted in any website to prove this information is correct.

But real fact is that the Staff Side National Council JCM itself has pleaded the Central Government to consider to increase the Minimum Pay to Rs.19760/- It has furnished the required details in its letter to the Government to Justify their Claim that the Minimum Pay should not be less than Rs.19670. [See the Details] It repeatedly insisted the Government to convene the meeting to discuss the Minimum Pay increase issue with them. 

.But the government has not ready to show any sign of accepting this demand so far apart from telling that the Committee will expedite, examine etc. When this was a situation, it is very difficult to understand the good news(?) that the Central Government is all set to hike the minimum pay from 18000 to Rs.21000 sooner or later !

However if the NCJCM Staff Side or NJCA is in a position to put the greatest possible pressure to the Government, this genuine demand can be won. In that case we can expect that the Minimum pay will be fixed at Rs.19670 as demanded by NCJCM with uniform Fitment factor 2.81 for all pay Scales [How Fitment Factor 2.81 is arrived by NCJCM – Click to See ]

Source : www.govtstaffnews.in

DEATH TAMILNADU REASON FOR DENGUE

                           DENGUE FEVER

The tamil nadu was very dangerous position in last one year all ministers save in post and money

The health minister totally waste today death 13 childrens.

Pronunciation	UK: /ˈdɛŋɡeɪ/ or US: /ˈdɛŋɡiː/
Specialty	Infectious disease
Symptoms	Fever, headache, joint pain, rash[1][2]
Complications	Bleeding, low levels of blood platelets, dangerously low blood pressure[2]
Usual onset	3-14 days after exposure[2]
Duration	2-7 days[1]
Causes	Dengue virus by mosquitos
Diagnostic method	Detecting antibodies to the virus or its RNA[2]
Similar conditions	Malaria, yellow fever, viral hepatitis, leptospirosis[3]
Prevention	Dengue fever vaccine, decreasing mosquito exposure[1][4]
Treatment	Supportive care, intravenous fluids, blood transfusions[2]
Frequency	50 to 528 million per year[5]
Deaths	~20,000[6]