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8th Pay Commission buzz intensifies as central government employees hope for salary and pension hike

Discussion around the 8th Pay Commission has intensified for central government employees and pensioners across the country. Government offices have started collecting employee data, raising hopes for a hike in fitment factor and minimum salary.

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8th Pay Commission buzz intensifies as central government employees hope for salary and pension hike

New Delhi/Ground Bureau — Millions of central government employees and pensioners are closely watching developments related to the 8th Pay Commission. Administrative processes to collect essential employee data have begun across government offices, sparking fresh hopes for salary and pension hikes.

Ground reports indicate that contract workers and health sector employees in various states are also stepping up demands for the implementation of the new pay commission and the restoration of the old pension scheme to combat rising inflation.

All eyes on fitment factor and basic salary

Discussions are rife about potential changes to the fitment factor, which could significantly raise the basic salary of employees. While financial analysts predict substantial gains, the central government is yet to make an official announcement regarding these figures.

Retirees and pensioners are similarly hopeful, with reports suggesting that monthly pensions could see a major upward revision if recommendations are accepted, providing much-needed relief against rising medical and living costs.

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