The state government occasionally makes several significant choices at its level in addition to the federal government. The state government has now agreed to reduce employee salaries by 25%. On Wednesday, the Kerala government resolved to impose stern punishment on any workers hired under the Dying in Harness program who fail to provide for other dependents. In a meeting held in front of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, this decision was made.
The cabinet provided details.
According to the cabinet, those hired under this program are in charge of providing for the needs and safety of the deceased’s other dependents. During the state cabinet meeting, which was presided over by the chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan, this choice was made.
A 25 percent deduction will be made.
In the cabinet meeting, it was resolved that if these employees don’t provide security for other dependents, 25 percent of their monthly basic wage should be withheld and provided to other eligible dependents.
Salary will be withheld after receiving a complaint.
A complaint can be made against an employee in the appointing authority if they get employment under the deceased dependant plan but fail to provide other dependents with facilities relating to food, shelter, treatment, and care. If the employee’s allegation is confirmed to be true, 25% of his base pay will be withheld and transferred into the bank accounts of any additional dependents.
You have three months to file an appeal.
Employees who are unhappy with the Tehsildar’s probe can appeal to the District Collector within three months, and the District Collector’s judgment is final, according to a CMO release. However, it specifies that dependents do not have a right to security if they are eligible for the family pension.
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