Employee organisations propose capping the highest government salary, advocating a fair ratio between the earnings of top-paid and lowest-paid Central government employees.
Proposal says that the ratio between minimum and maximum pay should not exceed 1:12
Jul 10, 2026
03:59 pm
What's the storyThe 8th Central Pay Commission (CPC) is currently deliberating on a range of proposals, including the contentious issue of salary caps for top-ranking government officials.
The National Council (JCM) Staff Side, which represents various Central government employee unions, has proposed that the ratio between minimum and maximum pay should not exceed 1:12.
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