AIDEF demands Old Pension Scheme restoration during 8th Pay Commission review
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
AIDEF submitted letters to the 8th Pay Commission detailing several demands for central government employees. The organization requested the restoration of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) and proposed a minimum pay of Rs 69,000 with a 3.83 fitment factor. AIDEF argued that larger family needs justify the demand for higher pay.
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Why it matters
The demands relate directly to the 8th Pay Commission's review of the proposed salary structure. The request to restore OPS would affect the pension arrangements for central government employees who joined service on or after January 1, 2004.
The 8th Pay Commission is currently reviewing inputs regarding the proposed salary structure.
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The 8th Pay Commission is currently reviewing inputs regarding the proposed salary structure.Also in this story
- The 8th Pay Commission, headed by Justice Desai, received proposals from the Bharat Pensioners Samaj.
- The Central Government Pay Commission, which includes members from the Economic Advisory Council, advises on allowances and salary hikes for central government employees in India.