Dearness Allowance (DA) chart for Bank Officers for the Q August-October 2023
Consumer Price Index for April, May, and June 2023 are respectively- 134.20, 134.70, and 136.40. For Bank employees and officers, it works out to 632 slabs of DA for the quarter of August to October 2023. Hence there will be an increase of 36 slabs in DA for the above period at 44.24% Dearness Allowance…
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Dearness Allowance (DA) chart for Bank clerks for the Q August-October 2023
Consumer Price Index for April, May, and June 2023 are respectively- 134.20, 134.70, and 136.40. For Bank employees and officers, it works out to 632 slabs of DA for the quarter of August to October 2023. Hence there will be an increase of 36-slabs in DA for the above period at 44.24%. DA CHART for…
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Confirmed DA for bank Sub-staff for the Q August-October 2023
Consumer Price Index for April, May, and June 2023 are respectively- 134.20, 134.70, and 136.40. For Bank employees and officers, it works out to 632 slabs of DA for the quarter of August to October 2023. Hence there will be an increase of36slabs in DA for the above period at 44.24% DA chart BASIC NEW…
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Confirmed DA chart for special pay of bank employees for the Q August-Oct 2023
Following is the DA chart for Special pay for the above period Designation (B) (C ) New DA old DA Difference Bill collector 590 97 303.82 286.52 17.31 Armed Guard. 590 97 303.82 282.67 21.15 Daftry 850 139 437.71 407.24 30.47 Head Peon 1120 184 576.75 536.59 40.15 Electrician 3090 507 1591.21 1480.43 110.78 AC…
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Breaking: 100% DA neutralisation for Bank pensioners/family pensioners retired before 1st November 2002
Excerpts of minutes of understanding arrived at between IBA and UFBU during the meeting held in Mumbai on 28 July 2023 attached below. Where the Dearness Allowance Scheme is applicable to employees, officers, and retired up to 31st October 2002 was based on a tapering percentage formula and multiple slab systems and Where the Dearness…
Whether you can refuse to accept coins beyond a limit?
The coins issued by the Government of India under Section 6 of The Coinage Act, 2011, shall be legal tender in payment or on account provided that a coin has not been defaced and has not lost weight so as to be less than such weight as may be prescribed in its case. However, a…
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