AP 11th PRC 2022 Revised Pay Scales Table PDF Download

AP New PRC 2021 given 23% / 23.29% Fitment. Here is the New Basic Pay with 23.39% Fitment New Basic Pay Calculator. AP Govt has announced 23% Fitment to State govt Employees. And the Retirement age also increased to 62 Years. These New Salaries will be paid from 1st January 2022. PRC will be implemented from 1st July 2008.  Monitory benefits will be implemented from 1st April 2020.

Public Services – Revision of Pay Scales, 2022 – Department wise Cadre Scales – Uploaded – AP Finance Portal – Regarding.

1. The Employees Associations have represented to the Government, requesting for implementation of departmental cadre wise Scales provided in Vol.III Schedule II by 11th PRC Committee report in respect of RPS-2022 which is available in Public Domain.
2. Government, after careful examination of the matter, hereby uploaded the Corresponding Revised Scales of 2022, with respect of Revised Scales of 2015 as ordered in the reference 1st cited, in the AP Finance Department Portal.
3. All the Secretariat Departments and Heads of the Departments are informed that the Corresponding Revised Pay Scales of 2022 with respect to Revised Pay Scales 2015 are available in the public domain.

This memo along with departmental cadre scales are available on Public Domain and can be accessed at the address https://apfinance.gov.in.

Download AP Revision of Pay Scales, 2022 G.O.Ms.No. 1,

AP 11th PRC- Comprehensive Leave Benefits – GO MS 33 Dtd: 08.03.2022

The  Government of  Andhra   Pradesh  has constituted    the   11th   Pay Revision Commission  (PRC) vide  G.O.Ms.No.75  GA (SC.A)  Department,   dt. 28.05.2018.

2.     Government  after  careful  examination  of  the  Report  of  11th  PRC and the  Report of the  Committee  of Secretaries  headed by the  Chief Secretary hereby   orders   the   following    leave   benefits   to   the   State   Government employees:

3. Child Adoption  Leave:

Government hereby orders  to sanction  Child Adoption  Leave up to  180 days   to female   Government    Servants   having   less than   two   surviving children;   if  she  legally  adopts  a  child  up  to  one  year  of  age.  Subject  to the same conditions,  Government  hereby sanctions  paternity  leave up to  15 days  to  ‘single’   male  employees   (unmarried/widower/divorcee)      within   a period of 6 months of child adoption.

3.1 The conditions,   in the  reference  3rd read  above  are  applicable for availing child adoption leave.

(i)   During  the  period of child  adoption  leave,  he/she  shall  be paid  leave  salary   equal  to  the   pay  drawn   immediately    before proceeding on leave.

(ii)   Child  adoption  leave  may  be combined  with  leave of any other kind.

3.2 In continuation  of the child adoption  leave granted the adoptive mothers  may also be granted,  if applied for,  leave of the  kind due and admissible  (including  Leave not due and Commuted  leave not exceeding 60 (sixty)  days without  production  of Medical certificate) for a period  upto one year reduced by the age of the  adopted child on  the  date  of  legal  adoption,   without   taking   into  account  the period of child adoption  leave.

3.3 This    facility     shall    not    be    admissible     to    an    adoptive mother     already   having  two   surviving   children   at  the   time   of adoption

3.4   The  maximum   period  of one year  leave  of the  kind  due and admissible   (including   Leave not due and Commuted  leave  upto 60 days  without   production   of  Medical certificate)   will  be reduced  by the  age  of  the  child  on  the  date  of  adoption   without   taking   into account  Child Adoption  leave as in the following  illustrations:

•   If  the  age of the  adopted  child  is less than  one month  on the date of adoption  leave upto one year may be allowed.

•   If  the age of  the child  is six months  and  above but  less than  seven months,  leave upto 6 months  may be allowed.

•   If the age of the child is 9 months  and above but less than ten months,  leave upto 3 months  may be allowed.

3.5 Child  adoption   leave  shall  not  be  debited   against   the  leave account.

4.      Child  Care  Leave:

4.1 Government    hereby   orders   to  enhance   the   Child  Care leave facility   from   60  days  to  180  days  in  the  entire   service  in respect  of the women  employees.

4.2  Further,   the  same  facility   is  extended   to  ‘single’   male employees  (unmarried/widower/divorcee).

4.3 The  conditions  mentioned  in the  reference  4th read  above are applicable  for availing  the Child Care Leave.

5. Special  Causal  Leave  to orthopedically   challenged   and  Nursing Staff:

Government    hereby   orders   to  sanction Special  Casual  Leave   upto seven  (7)   days  in a year  for  Orthopedically  Challenged  employees  needing to  change  prosthetic   aids.  Same duration  of Special Casual Leave has also been sanctioned  for  Nursing  staff  working  in high risk ward.

6. Ex-gratia   on EOL for certain  deceases:

6.1 Government  as per the recommendations   of the PRC, from time  to time,  enhancing  the limits  of ex-gratia  allowance  in respect of  Non-Gazetted   Government   Servants  and Government   Servants in  Last  Grade  Service,  while  on extraordinary   leave  for  treatment for Tuberculosis/Leprosy/    Cancer/Mental  illness/Heart  diseases and Renal  (Kidney)   failure,   by  issuing  necessary  amendment   to  Note (4)  under  Rule  28  and  to  Note  (4)  under  Rule 29  of  A.P.  Leave Rules,  1933.  The  ex-gratia   allowance  is equal  to  half  of  the pay, subject  to the minimum  and maximum  limits  specified  from  time to time.

6.2 Government,     after    careful    examination     of report    of 11th Pay  Revision   Commission and  the   report   of  Committee   of Secretaries   headed   by  the  Chief  Secretary,        hereby   orders to revise  the  limits  for  grant  of ex-gratia  allowance  in the revised  pay scales 2022  as mentioned  hereunder. (In  Rupees)

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What will be the New DA After 11th PRC 2022

కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం 7వ వేతన సవరణ ప్రకారం ఇచ్చే 1% డి.ఏకు రాష్ట్ర ప్రభుత్వం 0.910% చెల్లించనున్నారు.

• 01.07.2018 నుండి 0%
• 01.01.2019 నుండి కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం ఇచ్చిన 3% కు గాను మనకు 3×0.91=2.73 కుమ్యులేటివ్ గా 0%+0.273%= 2.73% వస్తుంది.
• 01.07.2019 నుండి కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం 5% కు గాను మనకు 5×0.91=4.55 కుమ్యులేటివ్ గా 0.273% + 4.55%= 7.28% వస్తుంది.
• 1.1.20 నాటి కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వ DA 4% దీనికి సమానమైన రాష్ట్ర ప్రభుత్వం DA 3.64%.ఇప్పుడు మొత్తం DA 10.92%.
• 1.7.20 నాటి కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం DA 3%.దీనికి సమానమైన రాష్ట్ర ప్రభుత్వం DA 2.73%.ఇప్పుడు మొత్తం DA 13.65%.
• 1.1.21 న కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం DA 4%.దానికి అనుగుణంగా రాష్ట్ర ప్రభుత్వం DA 3.64%.ఇప్పుడు మొత్తం DA 17.29%.
• 1.7.21 నాటి కేంద్ర ప్రభుత్వం DA 4%.దానికి అనుగుణంగా రాష్ట్ర ప్రభుత్వం DA 3.64%.ఇప్పుడు మొత్తం DA 20.93%..

DSC wise New Basic with PRC 2022

Download-New salaries with 23% Fitment.pdf'(HRA-12)

Andhra Pradesh government advisor Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy said the PRC issue of employees in the state would be resolved by the end of this month. He said the government gave the IR before the employees had asked and opined that the priority for employees has increased since YS Jagan became the CM. He said the implementation of government schemes was on the shoulders of the employees.
In Tadepalli, the government held talks with the unions in the state of Andhra Pradesh for wage revision and arrears of drought allowances. Government Advisor Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy also took part in the discussions. He spoke to the media later. Sajjala said that the government is working for employee welfare.

“The state’s financial situation was in trouble after Corona and there were so many minor issues and hence slight delay occurred in the implementation of the IR‌,” Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy said. He said employee issues will be resolved by the end of next month. “It is true that salaries have been delayed recently and talks with the unions will continue,” Sajjala opined.

Source:  https://www.thehansindia.com

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