Applicability of 7th CPC Revised Pay Scales to Employees of Quasi-Government Organizations, Autonomous Organizations, Statutory Bodies of Central Government under consideration- Fin Min Order

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Applicability of 7th CPC Revised Pay Scales to Employees of Quasi-Government Organizations, Autonomous Organizations, Statutory Bodies of Central Government under consideration- Fin Min Order
F. No. 1/1/2016-EMI (A) (eFTS-298581/2016)
Government of India
Ministry of Finance
Department of Expenditure 

 North Block, New Delhi
Dated 17th November 2016 
Subject: Applicability of the revised pay scales based on the recommendations of the 7th Central Pay Commission in respect of employees of Quasi-Government Organizations, Autonomous Organizations, Statutory Bodies set-up by and funded/controlled by the Central Government-regarding. 

All the Financial Advisors of various Ministries/Departments under the Central Government are aware that the recommendations of the Central Pay Commissions are not directly applicable in case of employees of Quasi-Government Organizations, Autonomous Organizations, Statutory Bodies set-up by and funded/controlled by the Central Government. Therefore, once the recommendations of the Central Pay Commissions are accepted and implemented by the Central Government in respect of Central Government employees, separate orders are issued by the Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure, regarding extension of the orders applicable to the Central Government employees to the employees of Quasi-Government Organizations, Autonomous Organizations, Statutory Bodies set-up by and funded /controlled by the Central Government, based on the stipulations and conditions laid down therein. This was the practice adopted at the time of the 4th, 5th & 6th Pay Commissions. A reference is made to this Ministry's OM No. 7/23/2008-E-111A dated 30.9.2008 issued at the time of 6th Central Pay Commission. 

2. No orders have so far been issued by the Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure in regard to applicability of the orders issued by the Government regarding revised pay scales based on the 7th Central Pay Commission in respect of the employees of Quasi-Government Organizations, Autonomous Organizations, Statutory Bodies set-up by and funded/controlled by the Central Government. The matter is under consideration. As and when a decision is taken regarding applicability of the revised pay scales based on the 7th Central Pay Commission, as accepted by the Government in respect of the Central Government employees, in case of such employees, appropriate orders will be issued for its applicability in respect of employees of Quasi-Government Organizations, Autonomous Organizations, Statutory Bodies set-up by and funded/controlled by the Central Government. Till such time, revised pay scales shall not be extended in respect of such employees. 

3. This issues with the approval of Finance Secretary.
Sd/-
(Ashok Kumar)
Under Secretary to the Govt. of India 

Source:-Fin Min Order

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