7th CPC Bunching of Stages of Pay- Examples from the Fitment Table as per MoF. DoE OM dt. 30.8.2008
Annexure-II
The examples taken from the Fitment Table as per MoF. DoE OM dt. 30.8.2008
Example 1:
Then existing scale = 8,000-275-13 ,500
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6th CPC Scale PB-3 (15,600 - 39,100)
+ Grade Pay = Rs.5,400/- |
Stages in pre-2006 scale
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Pay fixation without bunching
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Pay fixed as per fitment chart of 6th CPC
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Remarks
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Pay in Pay Band (1.86
factor) |
Grade Pay
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1st
|
8,000
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15,600
|
5,400
|
21,000
|
21,000
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No bunching has been allowed at the 2nd stage, even though 1st and 2nd stage are fixed at the same pay.
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2nd
|
8,275
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15,600
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5,400
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21,000
|
21,000
| |
3rd
|
8,550
|
15,910
|
5,400
|
21,310
|
21,310
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Example 2:
Then existing scale = 14,300-18,300
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6th CPC Scale PB-4 (37,400-67,000)
+ GP Rs. 8 ,700 |
Stages in pre-2006 scale
|
Pay fixation without bunching
|
Pay fixed as per fitment chart of 6th CPC
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Remarks
| |||
Pay in Pay Band (1.86
factor) |
Grade Pay
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1st
|
14,300
|
37,400
|
8,700
|
46,100
|
46,100
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It brings out that if 3 consecutive stages of pay in the pay scale obtaining prior to 1.1.2006 are bunched based on the formula for fixation of pay, then the benefit of bunching was to be given at the 3rd stage, as per the recommendation of 6th CPC.
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2nd
|
14,700
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37,400
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8,700
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46,100
|
46,100
| |
3rd
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15,100
|
37,400
|
8,700
|
46,100
|
47,230
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Annexure I: 7th CPC Bunching of Stages of Pay- Illustration on the fitment tables prepared by the 6th CPC
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