Seventh Pay Commission: Effective January 1, these government workers' DA will rise by 4%. See details

 Seventh Pay Commission: Effective January 1, these government workers' DA will rise by 4%. See details

Seventh Pay Commission: The start of the new year is now only a few days away. In the next year, central personnel will be expecting to hear from the government about the dearness allowance. It is anticipated that in the first half, the allowance would rise by 4%.

There are now only a few days remaining till the new year begins. Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal, gave a significant donation prior to this. Mamata Banerjee said that, starting on January 1st of this year, her administration would raise each employee's dearness allowance (DA) by 4%. Mamata Banerjee declared: "I announce a four percent direct annual salary increase for all 14 lakh state government employees, pensioners, and teaching and non-teaching staff in all schools, colleges, and universities, as well as employees of all government undertakings." There will be other installments.

What the Chief Minister said: Mamata Banerjee said that her administration will need to spend an extra Rs 2,400 crore in order to implement the DA hike. "For us, DA is optional rather than mandatory," he said. We are raising DA by 4% while keeping in mind the wellbeing of the workers.

persistent demonstration for a grant

Let us inform you that West Bengal government workers have been staging protests to call for an increase in dearness allowance for over a year. There are protests in support of this as well. The police had just denied the striking government workers' request to remain on strike. next this, the workers went to the Kolkata High Court and were granted permission to go on strike the next day, December 22, until December 24.

Present for Meghalaya staff

Conrad K. Sangma, the chief minister of Meghalaya, has announced a three percent rise in dearness allowance along with the early distribution of the December pay for 55,000 government workers. The Finance Department's office document, which the Chief Minister also posted on social media, states that the dearness allowance for workers and retirees would rise from its current 36 percent to 39 percent as of July 1.