Administrative system set up by GOI to determine the pay structure of the Central Government
Central Government employees include personnels from :
Defense All India Services Regulatory Bodies (except RBI) Supreme Court Central Government Employees Industrial and Non Industrial
Government constitutes the pay commission every 10 years to revise
the pay scale During the past 50 years, Government of India has set up seven pay commissions. Pay Commissions 7th Pay Comission In 2016 Minimum basic Pay- 18,000 Maximum pay 2.25 lakhs One rank one pension for civilians Gratuity doubled to 20 Lakh Wage Boards What is Wage Boards? It is a tripartite body having representations of employers and employees beside independent members
Growth and development of Wage Board
Wage regarding conflicts was not settled by adjudication Thus an idea of a tripartite body was endorsed in the first five year plan Second plan determined wages through wage boards First wage board was set up in cotton textile and sugar industry. Wage Boards What is Wage Boards? It is a tripartite body having representations of employers and employees beside independent members. The labour and management representatives are nominated in equal numbers Government represented members represent the public
Functions : Recommending the minimum wage Differential cost of living compensation Regional wage differentials Gratuity Hours of work etc..