Now to give relief to the contractual employees, they will be given bonus in addition to the salary. This decision has been taken by the Rajasthan government. Under this, employees will be given loyalty bonus on the basis of their tenure and experience.
Central employees have been waiting for an increase in DA for a long time, their wait is expected to end in September. But before this, the Rajasthan Government has given a great news to the contract employees. The state government has announced loyalty bonus to contractual workers who have completed three to five years of service in the National Health Mission (NHM). This will benefit the contractual employees who have completed three to five years of service on March 31, 2021.
Recently, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has approved this proposal to give loyalty bonus. Contract employees will get relief from this bonus given under the Seventh Pay Commission. According to the government, the contractual employees of NHM who have completed three years of service on March 31, 2021, will be given bonus at the rate of 10 percent and those who complete five years of service on this date will be given bonus at the rate of 15 percent.
These people will not get benefit
According to the government statement, those contractual workers in NHM will not get the benefit of loyalty bonus, who have already availed this benefit as on March 31, 2017. Let us tell you that on the implementation of this proposal, the Rajasthan government will bear the financial expenditure of about Rs.987.62 lakh.
Possibility of payment before Dussehra
From July 1, the central government can pay the increased rates of DA to the employees before Dussehra (October 15). In this, the arrears of two-three months will be given simultaneously, due to which the employees will get the benefit of increased salary. According to Shiv Gopal Mishra, secretary of the National Council of JCM (JCM), under the 7th Pay Commission, central employees currently get 17% dearness allowance. When the previous installments are added to it, it is likely to reach 31 per cent.
