8th Pay Commission: How to know how much salary will increase?

Recently an important announcement was made by the central government for the central employees. In this announcement, Union minister Ashwini Vaishnav told that prime minister Narendra Modi has approved the formation of the 8th Pay Commission to change the salary of about 50 lakh central employees. This decision will not only benefit 50 lakh central employees, but about 65 lakh pensioners will also get benefits.

The biggest thing is that this announcement has been made before the budget of the financial year 2025-26. However, after the announcement, the question in the minds of central employees with different salaries is that how much their salary will increase after the implementation of the 8th Pay Commission. Come, today in this news we tell you the method, with the help of which you will be able to easily find out how much your current salary will increase after the implementation of the 8th Pay Commission.

When was the first pay commission formed?

The Pay Commission is constituted to review and improve the salary structure of government employees. The first Pay Commission in india was established in 1946 and after this a new commission has been constituted every ten years. The recommendations of the last Seventh Pay Commission were implemented from january 1, 2016. Now the recommendations of the Eighth Pay Commission are expected to be implemented from 2026.

It is not yet clear how much the salary of the employees will increase under the 8th Pay Commission. But according to reports, the fitment factor is expected to be increased from 2.57 to 2.86. Let us tell you, the fitment factor is an important number which is used to convert the existing salary to the new pay scale. Let us now understand how you will be able to know from the fitment factor how much your current salary will increase under the 8th Pay Commission.

Understand it like this, if the current basic pay of an employee is Rs 40,000 and the fitment factor becomes 2.86, then his new basic pay will be - 40,000 × 2.86 = Rs 114,400. If the fitment factor does not change and remains 2.57, then it will be - 40,000 × 2.57 = Rs 102,800. Now no matter how much your basic salary is, 40, 50, 60, 70 thousand, you can use this formula to find out how much your salary will increase after the 8th Pay Commission.

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