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The government has launched the official website of the 8th Pay Commission and has also started directly soliciting suggestions and opinions from employees and other stakeholders.

This is extremely important and welcome news for millions of central government employees and pensioners across the country. The 8th Central Pay Commission, which has been the subject of much discussion for a long time, is now slowly becoming a reality. The government has launched the official website of the 8th Pay Commission and has also started directly seeking suggestions and opinions from employees and other related parties.

Every pay commission brings about a significant change in the lives of government employees. It not only increases salaries but also directly impacts pensions, allowances, and future financial security. Therefore, the initiation of the 8th Pay Commission is considered a crucial milestone for employees.

Official Website of the 8th Pay Commission Launched

The 8th Central Pay Commission has launched a new official website where all the necessary information related to the commission is available. The launch of the 8th Pay Commission's official website, https://8cpc.gov.in/, aims to make the entire process transparent and participatory. By visiting this website, you can access the latest updates, notifications, previous pay commission reports, and other important documents related to the pay commission.

Suggestions Being Sought Through the MyGov Portal

The 8th Pay Commission has partnered with the MyGov portal to collect suggestions. The commission has released a structured questionnaire with 18 questions on the portal, through which it is seeking opinions from employees and other stakeholders. The commission states that these suggestions will help it make its final recommendations more effective and practical. All responses will only be accepted through the MyGov portal. Responses sent on paper, via email, or as PDFs will not be considered valid. The identity of those providing suggestions will be kept completely confidential.

What information will you get from the 8th Pay Commission website? Following the launch of the official website of the 8th Central Pay Commission, central government employees, pensioners, and other stakeholders will now have access to complete and reliable information on a single platform. All the latest notices, announcements, and updates related to the 8th Pay Commission will be regularly posted on the website. This will prevent employees from relying on rumors. The website outlines the issues on which the commission will provide recommendations, such as salary structure, pensions, allowances, increment system, and salaries of higher officials. The website provides direct access to the MyGov portal questionnaire, where employees and pensioners can submit their suggestions. It also clearly explains how to submit suggestions, who can submit them, and the deadline for submissions.

Information on the 18-questionnaire

The website details the policy questions on which the commission has sought employee opinions, such as the fitment factor, increment structure, inflation and economic conditions, and the basis for salary determination. The website also provides access to the reports and documents of the 6th and 7th Pay Commissions, allowing employees to understand the basis on which previous salary revisions were made. Information about the chairman, members, secretary, and other officials of the 8th Pay Commission is also available, making it easier to understand the commission's structure.

Notifications and Government Gazettes

All government notifications and gazette notifications related to the Pay Commission will be made available on the website. Answers to common questions from employees, such as when arrears will be paid, when recommendations will be released, and what the implementation process will be, can be found in the FAQ section. The website also clarifies that the identity of those submitting suggestions will remain confidential, and all input will be used solely for preparing the recommendations. Information regarding commission meetings, progress in report preparation, and submission of the report to the government will also be shared periodically on the website.