8th salary commission salary forecast: Grade salary 1800, 1900, 2000, 2000, 2400 or 2800 employees may see their salary increase to 2.57.

Estimates of the 8th Salary Committee: For Group D or Group C, junior officials or senior officials central government employees, the 8th salary committee brings hope for a significant increase in salary. Employees at each salary level or level expect their basic salary and other key allowances to increase across the board. The scale of wage increases will depend on the renovation factors decided by the Eighth Wage Committee. However, it may take some time since the Remuneration Committee (8th CPC) has not yet been established. It will prepare its report, which will approve salary revisions. In addition to basic salary, employee allowances such as housing rental allowance (HRA), transportation allowance (TA), and children’s education allowance (CEA) are also expected to rise.

With this, their National Pension System (NPS) contributions will also increase in proportion to the revised base salary.

Their Central Government Health Plan (CGHS) fees may also be revised.

If you are a grade-level salary of 1800, 1900, 2000, 2400 or 2800 Central Govt employee, please learn in this article how your base salary, HRA and TA allowances are revised, and what new NHS and CHG donations may be with the 2.57 renovation factor.

Seventh Wage Committee HRA Rate

HRA depends on the level of the employee and its posting status.

The Seventh Salary Committee’s HRA tax rate is 8% of the base salary (employees in Class Z city), 16% of the base salary (employees in Class Y city) and 24% of the base salary (employees in Class X city).

When HRA reached 50% last year, the HRA rates were modified to 10%, 20% and 30% respectively.

Transport allowance for central government employees (TA)

Employees receive transportation allowances (TAs) from office to work.

It is also given based on the level of the employee and its travel location.

The TA for employees in grades 1-18 ranges from Rs 900 to Rs 7,200.

NPS donations from central government employees

Central government employees contribute 10% of their basic salary and precious allowances (DA) in their NPS accounts.

The government contributed 14%. Once wages are revised in the Payroll Commission, NPS contributions will also increase the revised pay ratio.

CGHS charges fees for central government employees

The central government has many CGHS pharmacies and hospitals throughout India, and central government staff can receive treatment.

They can also receive treatment at a hospital on the CGHS panel.

The government charged CGH charges for these employees at Rs 1,000 of Rs 250.

Calculation of the story

At a 2.57 fitment factor, we will calculate revised salary, HRA, TA, NHS, and CGHS amounts for employees of Grade Pay 1800 (Level 1, basic pay Rs 20,900 and Rs 24,900), Grade Pay 1900 (Level 2, basic pay Rs 23,100 and Rs 28,400), Grade Pay 2000 (Level 3, Rs 29,300 and Rs 32,000), Grade Pay 2400 (Level 4, Basic pays Rs 32,300 and Rs 36,400) and grade salary 2800 (grade 5, basic salary Rs 38,100 and Rs 42,800). To calculate us, we will occupy 24% of the HRA and higher TPTA city TA.

Revised wages, GP 1800 allowance (Level 1, Basic Rs 20,900)

Revised wages, GP 1800 allowance (Level 1, basic Rs 24,900)

Revised wages, allowances of GP 1900 (level 2, basic rupees 23,100)

Revised wages, GP 1900 allowance (level 2, basic Rs 28,400)

Revised wages, allowances of GP 2000 (level 3, basic rupees 29,300)

Revised wages, GP 2000 allowance (level 3, basic Rs 32,000)

Revised wages, GP 2400 allowance (level 4, basic Rs 32,300)

Revised wages, GP 2400 allowance (level 4, basic Rs 36,400)

Revised wages, GP 2800 allowance (level 5, basic Rs 38,100)

Revised wages, GP 2800 allowance (level 5, basic Rs 42,800)

(Disclaimer: These are predictions. Actual calculations may vary.)