State governments are raising the dearness allowance in addition to the Central Government Employees. Thousands of employees and retirees have recently received significant relief from the Uttar Pradesh government (UP government). The DA has been raised by the state government by 4%. Employees of the state government will now also benefit from higher pay. For its employees and pensioners, Yogi Government has increased DA (Dearness Allowance) and DR (Dearness Relief).
A choice was made on Tuesday night
The state has enhanced the employees’ DA starting of January 1, 2023. Following this increase, you will receive DA benefits at a 42 percent rate. Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister, claimed that the decision, which was made late on Tuesday, would help the state’s 11.55 million retirees and 16.35 million employees.
Tweets from Yogi Adityanath
Yogi Adityanath stated in his official tweet that the rate of dearness allowance and dearness relief payable by the state government from January 1, 2023, was in the best interest of the 16.35 lakh state employees and 11 lakh pensioners working for the Uttar Pradesh government. It has been agreed to raise it by 4% to move it from 38 to 42 percent.
The benefits of 38 percent DA for state employees in UP
up until this point were provided at a rate of 38%. Additionally, the circumstance surrounding the settlement of DA arrears has been addressed. The idea to boost the dearness allowance was also accepted on March 24 by the Modi administration at the center.
In many states, DA soared to 42 percent.
Employees in several other states, except UP, also receive a dearness allowance at a rate of 42 percent. In addition, Haryana’s DA has increased by 4%, meaning that employees there now receive DA at a rate of 42 percent. In addition, Jharkhand provides dearness allowance at a rate of 42%.
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