Good news for government employees, this state will be the first to form the 8th State Pay Commission

Dispur (The Uttam Hindu): Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has taken a major and historic decision in favour of state government employees. He announced that Assam will become the first state in the country to constitute the 8th State Pay Commission. Describing it as an important step towards employee welfare, the Chief Minister said it reflects Assam’s sensitive and progressive governance approach.
Focus on financial security of employees
Chief Minister Sarma said that the Assam government is continuously working to ensure the financial security, dignity and improved living standards of its employees. The decision to form the 8th State Pay Commission is part of this commitment. He clarified that the commission’s role will not be limited to salary revision alone, but will also include recommendations on allowances, pensions and future requirements of employees.
Announcement made on social media
The Chief Minister shared the announcement on social media platform X (formerly Twitter). In his post, he stated, “Assam will be the first state in India to constitute the 8th State Pay Commission. This is a significant step towards employee welfare and progressive governance.”
Recommendations to be implemented on time
He said that the progress of any state is closely linked to the dedication of its employees. When employees feel secure and motivated, governance becomes more effective and accountable. The Chief Minister assured that the recommendations of the Pay Commission will be implemented in a time-bound manner so that employees can get real benefits.
Who comes under the State Pay Commission?
It is important to note that the State Pay Commission applies to state government employees. This includes staff of government departments, state police personnel, employees of state-run institutions and pensioners. The commission is responsible for making recommendations related to pay scales, allowances and pension matters.
