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    GOVERNMENT SALARY REVISION INDIA

    India Inc salary restructuring: How new labour codes and income tax rules will impact take-home pay and retirement savings

    Salaried employees face uncertainty as new labor codes and tax rules loom. Companies are preparing for changes, but widespread implementation is delayed pending final government notifications. The shift towards a fixed-heavy salary structure, with higher basic pay, may reduce take-home salaries while boosting long-term retirement savings.

    Himachal govt defers 30% salary of top officials for six months

    Himachal Pradesh government has deferred a portion of salaries for officers and employees for six months, starting May 2026, to manage financial resources efficiently. The deferment percentages vary by rank, with higher officials seeing a 30% reduction and others 20%. This temporary measure aims for efficient financial management and will be released later based on the state's financial health.

    Life on Rs 11,000 a month in Noida: How workers survive on minimal salaries amid rising LPG prices and high rent

    In Noida’s industrial belt, thousands of factory workers are struggling to survive on monthly wages of around Rs 11,000–Rs 14,000, pushing many into relentless overtime work just to meet basic living costs. Rising rent, inflation, and expensive essentials like LPG have left workers trapped in financial stress, where even taking a day off or falling sick leads to income loss. While Noida’s manufacturing sector supplies global brands and employs lakhs of workers, most unskilled employees say their earnings are insufficient, forcing them into debt and shared living arrangements.

    Himachal Pradesh defers salaries of CM, ministers, MLAs for six months

    Himachal Pradesh government has announced a six-month salary deferment for its Chief Minister, Cabinet Ministers, and MLAs. This measure aims to manage the state's finances prudently. The Chief Minister will see a 50 percent deferment, while Ministers and MLAs will face 30 percent and 20 percent deferments respectively.

    Cabinet clears 2% DA hike as pay demands build ahead of 8th Pay Commission

    Central government employees will see a 2% Dearness Allowance increase. This modest salary boost comes as employee unions push for significant pay restructuring. The National Council–Joint Consultative Machinery has proposed a higher fitment factor. This could substantially increase the minimum basic pay, impacting the overall salary structure.

    DA hike: Cabinet approves 2% increase in dearness allowance for Central govt employees
    The Economic Times
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