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11th Pay Revision Commission Commissioner urged to send report to govt within 2 months
The Andhra Pradesh JAC Amaravati chairman B Venkateswarulu and secretary TV Phani Perraju expressed their gratitude to 11th Pay Revision Commission PRC Commissioner Ashutosh Misra, and other officials for taking initiative and asking to submit the details of employees, officials, and their recommendations within 10 days
Vijayawada: The Andhra Pradesh JAC Amaravati chairman B Venkateswarulu and secretary TV Phani Perraju expressed their gratitude to 11th Pay Revision Commission (PRC) Commissioner Ashutosh Misra, and other officials for taking initiative and asking to submit the details of employees, officials, and their recommendations within 10 days.
They requested the commissioner to send a report on the 11th PRC to the government within two months. In this regard, a meeting was organised by AP JAC Amaravati at Revenue Bhavan to discuss about the recommendations and suggestions of various departments, employees’ associations, experts and intellectuals on the 11th Pay Revision Commission.
Speaking on the occasion on Sunday, JAC chairman Bopparaju said that the pay and fitment should be increased in accordance with the increased prices of essential commodities. He said they had discussed at length on increment, master skill, special pay, house allowance, travelling allowance, Dearness Allowance, city compensatory allowance, minimum pension to retired employees, gratuity and many more issues.
He said that they discussed on the delay in payment of salaries to outsourcing employees. They discussed on EPF, ESI to the outsourcing employees which was their right, he added. They wanted the 11th PRC report to be sent to the government within two months using the latest technology, he said. Co-chairman Alfred, K Yogeswar Reddy, P Ramanjaneyulu and others were present.
