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Governrnent appoint a Pay Revision Commission -Orders issued

              Governrnent hereby appoint a Pay Revision Commission consisting of the following members to study and make recommendations on revising the pay and allowalces and other benefits of the State Government employees including teaching and non-teaching staff of Aided educational institutions, local bodies, etc.

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  1. Sri. K. Mohandas IAS (Retd.) (Chairman)
  2. Prof. M. K. Sukumaran Nair, Honorary Director, Cente for Budgetary Studies, Cochin University of Science and Technology (Member)
  3. Adv. Ashok Mamen Cherian (Member)


2. The important Terms of Reference of the Commission shall be as follows: -

i) To suggest modifications, if found necessary, for the pay and allowances of;
a) Posts under Government Service, including Part-time Contingent Service and Casual Sweepers
b) Posts under Education institutions of the Government, Aided Schools and Colleges and also such institutions covered by Direct Payment Scheme, including employees in Part-time posts and Casual Sweepers and excluding those posts covered by UGC/AICTE schemes of Scales of Pay and also posts for which, Central Scale of Pay have already been allowed such as Teaching Staff in Medical Colleges and Judicial Officers etc. and
c) Posts under Local Bodies and Universities except those covered by AICTE/UGC/Central Schemes.

ii) To examine the present structure of Pay& Allowances and Other Emoluments & Service conditions 
iii) The commission shall also examine the scope of introducing non-cadre promotion to various categories of both gazetted and non-gazetted posts who continue in the entry cadres for long periods of service.
iv) To examine and suggest changes, if any, to the benefits available to Service Pensioners.
v) To consider the scope of extending the benefits which are available to Central Government employees at present, but not available to the State Government employees.
vi) To look into the cases of anomalies in the last Pay Revision specifically referred to the commission by Government and suggest remedial measures.
vii) To examine the present Civil Service set up as a whole & make suggestions to increase efficiency, social accountability & making Civil Service more people friendly
viii) To consider the need for a gender sensitive service structure especially multifaceted issues faced by women employees and make suggestions for remedial measures
ix) To review the existing rules and procedures for fixation of pay and suggest methods for simplification thereof with a view to reduce cost and time spent on such exercises.
x) To asses and indicate the additional financial commitment on account of implementation of its recommendations, including the methodology/assumptions adopted for such assessment.

3.The Commission shall submit its report within a period of six months.

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