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G.O. (Ms.) No. 605, Revision of Consolidated Pay of District Disaster Management Authority Staff, 2021

The Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Disaster Management Wing, D.M.IV Section, issued Government Order (Ms.) No. 605, dated 29 September 2021, revising the monthly consolidated pay of temporary Junior Assistants, Typist-cum-Computer Operators and Office Assistants working in District Disaster Management Authorities across 32 districts. The document concerns staff pay and administration, and does not change land ownership, registration or property rights.

Category
Revenue and land administration
Effective
1 January 2021
Pages
4
Status
In force
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What the document does

Government Order (Ms.) No. 605, dated 29 September 2021, issued by the Revenue and Disaster Management Department, Disaster Management Wing, D.M.IV Section, approves a 30 per cent increase in the consolidated monthly pay of three categories of temporary staff working in District Disaster Management Authorities in 32 districts.

The revision followed representations from temporary staff and a proposal from the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Revenue Administration. The Government accepted the proposal with the concurrence of the Finance (Revenue) Department.

Revised consolidated pay

The approved monthly pay revisions are:

  • Junior Assistant, increased from Rs.10,000 to Rs.13,000.
  • Typist-cum-Computer Operator, increased from Rs.10,000 to Rs.13,000.
  • Office Assistant, increased from Rs.7,000 to Rs.9,100.

The stated annual expenditure for one district is:

  • Junior Assistant, Rs.1,56,000.
  • Typist-cum-Computer Operator, Rs.1,56,000.
  • Office Assistant, Rs.1,09,200.
  • Total for the three posts, Rs.4,21,200 per district.

Employment background and conditions

The Revenue and Disaster Management Department records that these staff had been appointed temporarily on consolidated pay in district Disaster Management Sections from 2015. Earlier staffing included one Tahsildar, one Assistant, one Junior Assistant, one Typist or Data Entry Operator and one Office Assistant for each covered authority.

The recorded conditions for temporary, contract, consolidated pay or outsourced appointments include:

  • A break in service must be given each year before completion of one year of service.
  • Claims for permanent absorption after appointment must not be considered.
  • Candidates must provide a written assurance at appointment that they will not claim permanent absorption.

The document also records that the relevant posts had been allowed to continue in District Disaster Management Authorities in all 32 districts from 1 August 2020 to 31 July 2021.

Relevance to property owners and buyers

Government Order (Ms.) No. 605 deals only with consolidated pay for District Disaster Management Authority staff. It contains no provision changing land classification, title, patta, registration, planning permission or other property rights.

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Common questions

Does Government Order (Ms.) No. 605 affect my land or patta?

No land or patta provisions appear in the document. It revises consolidated pay for specified temporary staff in District Disaster Management Authorities.

Which employees receive the revised consolidated pay?

The revision covers temporary Junior Assistants, Typist-cum-Computer Operators and Office Assistants working in District Disaster Management Authorities in 32 districts.

What is the revised monthly pay for each post?

Junior Assistants and Typist-cum-Computer Operators receive Rs.13,000 per month. Office Assistants receive Rs.9,100 per month.

Does temporary service under this arrangement lead to permanent absorption?

The recorded conditions state that claims for permanent absorption must not be considered. Candidates must also give a written assurance that they will not claim permanent absorption.