The document outlines various leave policies and principles for government employees. Some key points include:
1. Leave is not automatically granted and can be refused or revoked by sanctioning authorities. Different types of leave due cannot be altered but may be converted under certain conditions.
2. Earned leave should generally not be denied during the last 10 years of service. Maximum of 5 years of extraordinary leave can be sanctioned.
3. Employees must not take up other employment while on leave without permission. Maternity, paternity, child care and other special leaves have specified eligibility rules.
The document discusses various types of pensions available for government employees in India. It outlines different pensions such as superannuation pension, voluntary retirement pension, pension on absorption in PSU, invalid pension, compensation pension, and more. It then describes the key factors used to calculate the amount of pension - qualifying service, emoluments, calculation of pension amount, retirement gratuity, death gratuity, commutation of pension, family pension, and dearness relief.
This document outlines the Central Civil Services (Leave) Rules of 1972. Some key points:
- It establishes rules for leave for government servants appointed to civil services and posts related to the Union government.
- It does not apply to certain groups like railway servants, casual workers, members of the armed forces, or those with special rules.
- Key terms are defined, like "earned leave" and "half pay leave." Authority to grant different types of leave is also specified.
- The rules apply to those on temporary transfer or foreign service, with adjustments for foreign service conditions.
- Leave is carried over when transferring between services, within limits, and cash equivalent of leave may be granted when
This document summarizes the key leave rules for Central Civil Service employees as per the CCS (Leave) Rules, 1972. It covers the various types of leave including earned leave, half pay leave, commuted leave, leave not due, extra ordinary leave, maternity leave, paternity leave, child care leave, study leave, and casual leave. For each type of leave, it provides details on credit, accumulation, combination with other leaves, maximum periods allowed, and procedures. The document aims to help participants understand and correctly apply the complex CCS leave rules.
This document outlines rules regarding the General Provident Fund for central government employees in India. Some key points:
- The rules cover subscriptions to the fund, nomination of beneficiaries, advances from the fund for purposes like education, marriage, illness, and withdrawals upon retirement or death.
- Subscriptions are mandatory for permanent and temporary government employees after 1 year of service. Employees can nominate beneficiaries and receive advances or withdrawals for approved purposes like education, marriage, illness, and housing.
- In the event of a subscriber's death, any amount in the fund will be paid to nominated beneficiaries. If there is no nomination, the amount is distributed equally among eligible family members.
The General Financial Rules document outlines the background, scope, and contents of Pakistan's financial management regulations. It was first published under British rule and revised in 1951 after Pakistan's independence to incorporate all government orders. The latest revision was completed in the late 1990s. The GFR applies to all government offices and covers topics like receipts, expenditures, budgeting, accounting, stores management. It defines key financial terms and sets the general system of management and control, including standards for receiving and spending public funds.
This document outlines the pension rules for Wapda employees in Pakistan. It defines key terms like pension, family, service qualifying for pension, and types of pension including retiring, invalid, superannuation, family, and compensation pension. The minimum service required for pension is 10 years. Formulas are provided to calculate retiring, invalid, superannuation, and family pension based on an employee's pay, service period, and other emoluments. Family members eligible for family pension are also defined.
The document outlines various leave policies and principles for government employees. Some key points include:
1. Leave is not automatically granted and can be refused or revoked by sanctioning authorities. Different types of leave due cannot be altered but may be converted under certain conditions.
2. Earned leave should generally not be denied during the last 10 years of service. Maximum of 5 years of extraordinary leave can be sanctioned.
3. Employees must not take up other employment while on leave without permission. Maternity, paternity, child care and other special leaves have specified eligibility rules.
The document discusses various types of pensions available for government employees in India. It outlines different pensions such as superannuation pension, voluntary retirement pension, pension on absorption in PSU, invalid pension, compensation pension, and more. It then describes the key factors used to calculate the amount of pension - qualifying service, emoluments, calculation of pension amount, retirement gratuity, death gratuity, commutation of pension, family pension, and dearness relief.
This document outlines the Central Civil Services (Leave) Rules of 1972. Some key points:
- It establishes rules for leave for government servants appointed to civil services and posts related to the Union government.
- It does not apply to certain groups like railway servants, casual workers, members of the armed forces, or those with special rules.
- Key terms are defined, like "earned leave" and "half pay leave." Authority to grant different types of leave is also specified.
- The rules apply to those on temporary transfer or foreign service, with adjustments for foreign service conditions.
- Leave is carried over when transferring between services, within limits, and cash equivalent of leave may be granted when
This document summarizes the key leave rules for Central Civil Service employees as per the CCS (Leave) Rules, 1972. It covers the various types of leave including earned leave, half pay leave, commuted leave, leave not due, extra ordinary leave, maternity leave, paternity leave, child care leave, study leave, and casual leave. For each type of leave, it provides details on credit, accumulation, combination with other leaves, maximum periods allowed, and procedures. The document aims to help participants understand and correctly apply the complex CCS leave rules.
This document outlines rules regarding the General Provident Fund for central government employees in India. Some key points:
- The rules cover subscriptions to the fund, nomination of beneficiaries, advances from the fund for purposes like education, marriage, illness, and withdrawals upon retirement or death.
- Subscriptions are mandatory for permanent and temporary government employees after 1 year of service. Employees can nominate beneficiaries and receive advances or withdrawals for approved purposes like education, marriage, illness, and housing.
- In the event of a subscriber's death, any amount in the fund will be paid to nominated beneficiaries. If there is no nomination, the amount is distributed equally among eligible family members.
The General Financial Rules document outlines the background, scope, and contents of Pakistan's financial management regulations. It was first published under British rule and revised in 1951 after Pakistan's independence to incorporate all government orders. The latest revision was completed in the late 1990s. The GFR applies to all government offices and covers topics like receipts, expenditures, budgeting, accounting, stores management. It defines key financial terms and sets the general system of management and control, including standards for receiving and spending public funds.
This document outlines the pension rules for Wapda employees in Pakistan. It defines key terms like pension, family, service qualifying for pension, and types of pension including retiring, invalid, superannuation, family, and compensation pension. The minimum service required for pension is 10 years. Formulas are provided to calculate retiring, invalid, superannuation, and family pension based on an employee's pay, service period, and other emoluments. Family members eligible for family pension are also defined.
This document summarizes revised leave rules from 1980 that cover earned leave and casual leave for civil servants in Pakistan. It outlines various types of leave including earned leave, casual leave, leave on full pay, leave on half pay, extraordinary leave, maternity leave, disability leave, and study leave. For each type of leave, it specifies the maximum period allowed, whether it is deducted from the leave account, and the applicable leave salary. It also describes rules regarding when leave is earned, refusal of leave on medical grounds, and encashment of leave upon retirement.
This document outlines the Pakistan WAPDA Employees (Retirement) Rules of 1979 and subsequent amendments. The rules define key terms, state that employees will retire after 20 years of service or at age 60, and allow for compulsory retirement in the public interest after 25 years or at age 55. It also establishes procedures for reviewing employee cases and obtaining necessary approvals from reviewing, approving and final authorities prior to retirement. Appeals processes are provided and certain categories of retired employees are waived from providing satisfactory service certificates.
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The service rules for Central government employees in India are a set of guidelines that define the terms and conditions of employment for these individuals. The rules cover a wide range of topics, including recruitment, promotion, retirement, disciplinary proceedings, leave, pay, and allowances.
These rules establish the Central Civil Services (Joining Time) Rules which govern the granting of joining time to government servants when transferred to enable them to join their new posts. Key details include definitions of joining time, transfer, eligibility criteria for joining time, calculation of joining time based on distance transferred, payment of joining time pay, and exceptions. Joining time can be combined with leave and unavailed time may be credited as earned leave up to certain limits.
Travelling allowance is granted to employees to reimburse expenses incurred for official travel. It includes expenses for transportation by rail, road, air or sea, accommodation charges, and food charges. Employees are entitled to travelling allowance for official tours, transfers, training courses, attending examinations or court hearings, and other authorized travel. The rates of daily allowance depend on the employee's pay level and reimburse accommodation, food, and local travel costs. Travelling allowance claims must follow guidelines regarding permissible expenses, required documentation like tickets and bills, approval processes, and time limits for submission.
The document summarizes the key aspects of the Employees' Provident Fund Scheme in India. The scheme applies to establishments with 20 or more employees and provides for provident fund, pension fund and insurance benefits. It requires monthly contributions from employers and employees and entitles members to benefits such as partial withdrawals for purposes like housing, education, marriage, or full withdrawal upon retirement after age 55.
Tax deduction at source (TDS) on salaries aims to collect tax directly from the income source. For salaried individuals, the employer is responsible for deducting tax from salary payments based on tax rates and depositing it with the government. TDS helps distribute the tax incidence and provides a convenient payment mode. Employers like companies, firms, proprietorships, HUFs, trusts are required to deduct tax when salary exceeds the maximum amount not taxable, and issue a TDS certificate (Form 16) to the employee. Employers must also file quarterly TDS statements.
The document provides guidelines for maintaining service books and leave accounts for central government employees. Some key points:
1. Service books must be maintained for all permanent and temporary employees expected to serve over 1 year. They record all career events and are kept until retirement.
2. Entries for events like promotions, suspensions, increments are made in red ink and attested. Corrections require attestation.
3. Annual verification of service is required. On transfer, the previous office records verification for the period served there. Certified copies may be provided on payment.
The document compares key changes between the General Financial Rules of 2005 and 2017. Some of the major changes introduced in GFR 2017 include greater transparency in government purchases through e-procurement and the Government e-Marketplace (GeM). The 2017 rules also bar those convicted of corruption or crimes involving death, injury or risk to public health from bidding on government contracts for three years. The new rules aim to provide an improved framework for fiscal management while ensuring flexibility and efficiency in governance.
This document outlines the Pakistan WAPDA Travelling Allowance Rules from 1982. Some key points:
- It defines various terms related to travel allowances such as controlling officer, family, pay, etc.
- It specifies the different types of travel allowances - daily allowance, mileage allowance, conveyance allowance, and actual cost of travel.
- Daily allowance rates are provided for different grades of employees, with special rates for certain localities. Hotel room reimbursement is allowed up to a certain percentage of the daily allowance amount.
- Mileage allowance rates by road are given for personal vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles, and public transport. Conditions for use of different modes of transport are
The document discusses the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act of 1952 which provides social security to industrial workers in India including provident fund benefits, pension benefits, and family pension benefits. The Act applies to factories with 20 or more employees. It established the Employees' Provident Fund Scheme in 1952, the Employees' Pension Scheme in 1995, and the Employees' Deposit-Linked Insurance Scheme in 1976. These schemes provide retirement benefits like provident fund, pension, and life insurance respectively, funded by mandatory contributions from employers and employees.
- Periodic returns like GSTR-3 (monthly), GSTR-4 (quarterly for composition scheme taxpayers), GSTR-5 (non-resident taxpayers), GSTR-6 (input service distributors), and GSTR-7/8 (tax deducted at source) must be filed by specified due dates each period.
- An annual return (GSTR-9/9A/9B/9C) must be filed by 31 December each year, along with audited financial statements if annual turnover exceeds Rs. 2 crores.
- GSTR-1 provides outward supply details, while GSTR-2 details inward supplies based on GSTR-1 and GSTR-2A (
1) The document discusses Pakistan's pension rules for government employees. It defines different types of pensions like compensation pension, invalid pension, retiring pension, and superannuating pension.
2) Family pension is granted to the family of a government servant who dies before retirement. The family is entitled to gratuity calculated at 25% of gross pension plus a monthly family pension of 50% of the full pension amount.
3) Pension is calculated at 70% of average emoluments for those with 30 years of qualifying service. Those with less than 30 years receive a proportionate reduction in pension percentage.
The document outlines the key aspects of the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) scheme in India, including eligibility, contributions from employers and employees, investment patterns, withdrawal procedures, settlements on retirement or termination, exemptions from tax, and benefits. EPF is a mandatory savings program for employees in India that provides tax-deferred savings and a lump sum payment on retirement. Non-compliance by employers can result in penalties like fines and imprisonment.
salaries, income from salaries, taxable salaries, employer, employee, advnace salary, arrears of salary, bonus, tds, tax deducted at source,
profit in lieu of salary, dearness allowance, allownaces, provident fund, perquisites, medical treatment, entertainment allowance,
professional tax, tax on employment,
The document outlines the procedures for finalizing pension and commutation cases for retiring government employees in India.
1. The process should begin 2 years before retirement by collecting service details and examining records for deficiencies. Pension papers must be completed within 8 months of retirement.
2. Qualifying service, average emoluments, pension and gratuity must be determined within 2 months and papers sent to the Pay & Accounts Office 6 months before retirement for pension orders.
3. Provisional pension may be granted if departmental proceedings are pending at retirement to avoid hardship.
This document outlines the Pakistan WAPDA Leave Rules for WAPDA Employees from 1982. Some key points:
- It establishes the rules for earning, accumulating, and granting different types of leave for regular WAPDA employees, including leave on full pay, half pay, leave not due, special leave, and maternity leave.
- Authorities competent to grant leave are outlined in Appendix I. Maximum periods for different types of leave that can be granted at one time are specified, such as 120 days without a medical certificate or 180 days with a medical certificate.
- Leave is earned at the rate of 4 days for every calendar month of duty rendered. There is no maximum limit on accumulated leave. Te
The document discusses rules governing the conditions of service for civil servants in India as per the Constitution. It summarizes key articles and provisions around recruitment and conditions of service (Article 309), the "pleasure doctrine" where civil servants serve at the pleasure of the President or Governor (Article 310), and constitutional protections provided to civil servants against dismissal or removal (Article 311). It also discusses provisions around suspension of civil servants, including who can suspend, the circumstances under which it can be done, deemed suspension, and entitlements during suspension period.
- The document outlines the various types of pensions for government servants in India, including compensation pension, invalid pension, retiring pension, and superannuating pension. It also covers family pension rules.
- Qualifying service must be a minimum of 10 years, and pensions are calculated based on a formula of last pay drawn multiplied by 7 and divided by 300, depending on years of qualifying service.
- An example calculation is provided for a government servant retiring after 31 years of service.
This document summarizes revised leave rules from 1980 that cover earned leave and casual leave for civil servants in Pakistan. It outlines various types of leave including earned leave, casual leave, leave on full pay, leave on half pay, extraordinary leave, maternity leave, disability leave, and study leave. For each type of leave, it specifies the maximum period allowed, whether it is deducted from the leave account, and the applicable leave salary. It also describes rules regarding when leave is earned, refusal of leave on medical grounds, and encashment of leave upon retirement.
This document outlines the Pakistan WAPDA Employees (Retirement) Rules of 1979 and subsequent amendments. The rules define key terms, state that employees will retire after 20 years of service or at age 60, and allow for compulsory retirement in the public interest after 25 years or at age 55. It also establishes procedures for reviewing employee cases and obtaining necessary approvals from reviewing, approving and final authorities prior to retirement. Appeals processes are provided and certain categories of retired employees are waived from providing satisfactory service certificates.
One liner for
The service rules for Central government employees in India are a set of guidelines that define the terms and conditions of employment for these individuals. The rules cover a wide range of topics, including recruitment, promotion, retirement, disciplinary proceedings, leave, pay, and allowances.
These rules establish the Central Civil Services (Joining Time) Rules which govern the granting of joining time to government servants when transferred to enable them to join their new posts. Key details include definitions of joining time, transfer, eligibility criteria for joining time, calculation of joining time based on distance transferred, payment of joining time pay, and exceptions. Joining time can be combined with leave and unavailed time may be credited as earned leave up to certain limits.
Travelling allowance is granted to employees to reimburse expenses incurred for official travel. It includes expenses for transportation by rail, road, air or sea, accommodation charges, and food charges. Employees are entitled to travelling allowance for official tours, transfers, training courses, attending examinations or court hearings, and other authorized travel. The rates of daily allowance depend on the employee's pay level and reimburse accommodation, food, and local travel costs. Travelling allowance claims must follow guidelines regarding permissible expenses, required documentation like tickets and bills, approval processes, and time limits for submission.
The document summarizes the key aspects of the Employees' Provident Fund Scheme in India. The scheme applies to establishments with 20 or more employees and provides for provident fund, pension fund and insurance benefits. It requires monthly contributions from employers and employees and entitles members to benefits such as partial withdrawals for purposes like housing, education, marriage, or full withdrawal upon retirement after age 55.
Tax deduction at source (TDS) on salaries aims to collect tax directly from the income source. For salaried individuals, the employer is responsible for deducting tax from salary payments based on tax rates and depositing it with the government. TDS helps distribute the tax incidence and provides a convenient payment mode. Employers like companies, firms, proprietorships, HUFs, trusts are required to deduct tax when salary exceeds the maximum amount not taxable, and issue a TDS certificate (Form 16) to the employee. Employers must also file quarterly TDS statements.
The document provides guidelines for maintaining service books and leave accounts for central government employees. Some key points:
1. Service books must be maintained for all permanent and temporary employees expected to serve over 1 year. They record all career events and are kept until retirement.
2. Entries for events like promotions, suspensions, increments are made in red ink and attested. Corrections require attestation.
3. Annual verification of service is required. On transfer, the previous office records verification for the period served there. Certified copies may be provided on payment.
The document compares key changes between the General Financial Rules of 2005 and 2017. Some of the major changes introduced in GFR 2017 include greater transparency in government purchases through e-procurement and the Government e-Marketplace (GeM). The 2017 rules also bar those convicted of corruption or crimes involving death, injury or risk to public health from bidding on government contracts for three years. The new rules aim to provide an improved framework for fiscal management while ensuring flexibility and efficiency in governance.
This document outlines the Pakistan WAPDA Travelling Allowance Rules from 1982. Some key points:
- It defines various terms related to travel allowances such as controlling officer, family, pay, etc.
- It specifies the different types of travel allowances - daily allowance, mileage allowance, conveyance allowance, and actual cost of travel.
- Daily allowance rates are provided for different grades of employees, with special rates for certain localities. Hotel room reimbursement is allowed up to a certain percentage of the daily allowance amount.
- Mileage allowance rates by road are given for personal vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles, and public transport. Conditions for use of different modes of transport are
The document discusses the Employees' Provident Funds and Miscellaneous Provisions Act of 1952 which provides social security to industrial workers in India including provident fund benefits, pension benefits, and family pension benefits. The Act applies to factories with 20 or more employees. It established the Employees' Provident Fund Scheme in 1952, the Employees' Pension Scheme in 1995, and the Employees' Deposit-Linked Insurance Scheme in 1976. These schemes provide retirement benefits like provident fund, pension, and life insurance respectively, funded by mandatory contributions from employers and employees.
- Periodic returns like GSTR-3 (monthly), GSTR-4 (quarterly for composition scheme taxpayers), GSTR-5 (non-resident taxpayers), GSTR-6 (input service distributors), and GSTR-7/8 (tax deducted at source) must be filed by specified due dates each period.
- An annual return (GSTR-9/9A/9B/9C) must be filed by 31 December each year, along with audited financial statements if annual turnover exceeds Rs. 2 crores.
- GSTR-1 provides outward supply details, while GSTR-2 details inward supplies based on GSTR-1 and GSTR-2A (
1) The document discusses Pakistan's pension rules for government employees. It defines different types of pensions like compensation pension, invalid pension, retiring pension, and superannuating pension.
2) Family pension is granted to the family of a government servant who dies before retirement. The family is entitled to gratuity calculated at 25% of gross pension plus a monthly family pension of 50% of the full pension amount.
3) Pension is calculated at 70% of average emoluments for those with 30 years of qualifying service. Those with less than 30 years receive a proportionate reduction in pension percentage.
The document outlines the key aspects of the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) scheme in India, including eligibility, contributions from employers and employees, investment patterns, withdrawal procedures, settlements on retirement or termination, exemptions from tax, and benefits. EPF is a mandatory savings program for employees in India that provides tax-deferred savings and a lump sum payment on retirement. Non-compliance by employers can result in penalties like fines and imprisonment.
salaries, income from salaries, taxable salaries, employer, employee, advnace salary, arrears of salary, bonus, tds, tax deducted at source,
profit in lieu of salary, dearness allowance, allownaces, provident fund, perquisites, medical treatment, entertainment allowance,
professional tax, tax on employment,
The document outlines the procedures for finalizing pension and commutation cases for retiring government employees in India.
1. The process should begin 2 years before retirement by collecting service details and examining records for deficiencies. Pension papers must be completed within 8 months of retirement.
2. Qualifying service, average emoluments, pension and gratuity must be determined within 2 months and papers sent to the Pay & Accounts Office 6 months before retirement for pension orders.
3. Provisional pension may be granted if departmental proceedings are pending at retirement to avoid hardship.
This document outlines the Pakistan WAPDA Leave Rules for WAPDA Employees from 1982. Some key points:
- It establishes the rules for earning, accumulating, and granting different types of leave for regular WAPDA employees, including leave on full pay, half pay, leave not due, special leave, and maternity leave.
- Authorities competent to grant leave are outlined in Appendix I. Maximum periods for different types of leave that can be granted at one time are specified, such as 120 days without a medical certificate or 180 days with a medical certificate.
- Leave is earned at the rate of 4 days for every calendar month of duty rendered. There is no maximum limit on accumulated leave. Te
The document discusses rules governing the conditions of service for civil servants in India as per the Constitution. It summarizes key articles and provisions around recruitment and conditions of service (Article 309), the "pleasure doctrine" where civil servants serve at the pleasure of the President or Governor (Article 310), and constitutional protections provided to civil servants against dismissal or removal (Article 311). It also discusses provisions around suspension of civil servants, including who can suspend, the circumstances under which it can be done, deemed suspension, and entitlements during suspension period.
- The document outlines the various types of pensions for government servants in India, including compensation pension, invalid pension, retiring pension, and superannuating pension. It also covers family pension rules.
- Qualifying service must be a minimum of 10 years, and pensions are calculated based on a formula of last pay drawn multiplied by 7 and divided by 300, depending on years of qualifying service.
- An example calculation is provided for a government servant retiring after 31 years of service.
Pension schemes of epfo, eps 95 and fps-71Suresh Murugan
The document summarizes information about pension schemes administered by the Employees' Provident Fund Organization (EPFO) in India. It discusses the Family Pension Scheme 1971 (FPS-71) and the Employees' Pension Scheme 1995 (EPS-95), including eligibility requirements, beneficiaries, and how pensions are calculated under each scheme. It also provides details on funding, types of pensions, death benefits, and processes for applying for a pension.
This document summarizes retirement benefits for central government employees in India. It discusses pension benefits including minimum eligibility, calculation of pension, and family pension. It also covers commutation of pension, death/retirement gratuity, general provident fund, contributory provident fund, leave encashment, and group insurance schemes. Some tips for retirement planning are provided, emphasizing the importance of starting to save early and making retirement a top financial priority.
The document discusses the Employee Provident Fund (EPF) in India. Key points include:
1. The EPF limit was increased to Rs. 15,000 from Rs. 6,500 starting September 1, 2014, bringing more employees under EPF coverage.
2. The EPF provides benefits such as provident fund on resignation or retirement, pension benefits for members aged 50 or older with 10 years of service, and death benefits for nominees.
3. Members can take advances or withdrawals from their EPF for approved purposes like marriage, education, medical treatment, and housing.
The Social Security Body (BPJS) provides social security programs that cover accident insurance, old age insurance, and life insurance to workers in Indonesia. BPJS is mandated by law to administer these programs and provide benefits such as medical coverage, death benefits, and pensions. The document outlines the implementation of BPJS's pension guarantees program, including membership eligibility, registration procedures, benefit types and calculations, and contribution fee amounts.
The document discusses three key schemes under the Employees' Provident Fund Act of 1952:
1) The Employees Provident Fund Scheme provides retirement benefits including a provident fund and pension funded by equal monthly contributions from employers and employees. It applies to most private establishments with 20 or more employees.
2) The Employees Pension Scheme provides pension benefits to members who retire after 20 years of service or at age 58.
3) The Employees Deposit-Linked Insurance Scheme provides life insurance benefits funded by a 0.5% contribution from employers, providing a ₹600,000 payout to families upon an employee's death while in service.
This document provides information about benefits under the Employees' Pension Scheme 1995 in India. It details how pension is calculated based on factors like age, wages, and service period. For members with 10 years or more of service, Monthly Member Pension is paid at 58 years of age. Pension can be drawn earlier at a reduced rate from 50 years. Pension amount is calculated separately for service before and after 1995. Family pension is provided in case of member death. Withdrawal benefits are provided for service periods below 10 years or if a member leaves before 58.
The document discusses the benefits provided under the Employees' Provident Funds & Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 in India. It has three key points:
1. It provides social security benefits like provident fund, pension, and insurance to working class individuals. Employees contribute 12% of wages and employers contribute 13%.
2. The major benefits include provident fund benefits paid at retirement/resignation/death. Pension benefits are also provided monthly upon superannuation. Death benefits are given to the family upon an employee's death.
3. Various forms are used to claim benefits under the Employees' Provident Fund Scheme, Employees' Pension Scheme, and Employees' Deposit Linked Insurance Scheme
Republic Act No. 6683 provides benefits for early retirement and voluntary separation from government service. It covers all national and local government appointive officials and employees who have rendered at least two years of service. Those who voluntarily retire or separate receive retirement benefits equivalent to 1.25 months of basic salary for each year of service, with a minimum of PHP 10,000. Additional benefits include return of GSIS contributions and payment of unused leave credits. The act aims to promote efficiency in government operations through a retirement and separation scheme.
The retirement benefits mainly consist of the employees' leave encashment (employees are allowed to accumulate leaves and exchange them for cash on their retirement), retirement gratuity, and the amount that they were contributing to their provident fund account throughout their service.
The document discusses emerging issues related to the Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) in India, including statutory compliance requirements, contribution rates, withdrawal rules, benefits provided including pension and insurance, and penalties for non-compliance. It also briefly mentions international social security agreements that India has entered into.
The document discusses the Payment of Gratuity Act which provides for gratuity payments to employees after 5 years of continuous service. Key details include:
- Gratuity is paid at the rate of 15 days wages for each completed year of service, up to a maximum of Rs. 3.5 lakhs.
- It is paid upon superannuation, retirement, resignation or death of the employee.
- In case of death, gratuity is paid to the employee's nominee or heirs.
- Gratuity can be partially or fully forfeited if an employee is terminated due to misconduct.
A government employee earns leave as they work, except while on earned leave. They earn 4 days of leave per month for a full calendar month of work in a non-vacation department. Vacation department employees only earn 1 day of leave per month. Employees can take 120 days of leave without a medical certificate or 180 days with a certificate. Female employees get 135 days of paid leave for their husband's death and 90 days of paid maternity leave. Employees can take up to 720 days of disability leave if work is hindered by injury or illness. Study and ex-Pakistan leave are also options.
The Employee Provident Fund (EPF) established in 1952 provides benefits like provident fund, pension, and death benefits to members. Members receive partial contributions from their employers at 12% annually along with guaranteed interest rates set by the government. Upon resignation, members can settle their account to receive their own contributions plus employer contributions and accrued interest.
The document discusses India's pension schemes for EPFO members. The Family Pension Scheme of 1971 provided small pensions only to spouses if members passed away. The Employees Pension Scheme of 1995 provides pensions to living members and spouses/children if members pass away. Pension amounts are calculated based on average salary and years of service, with a maximum of 35 years considered. Members can apply for different types of pensions based on age and years of service. The document provides details on pension funding, calculation, commutation, and other benefits.
This document outlines the various types of leave that employees of the Department of Transportation and Communications can take. It details procedures for requesting and approving leave and consequences for unauthorized absences. The main types of leave covered include vacation leave, sick leave, maternity leave, paternity leave, special privilege leave, study leave, and terminal leave. Eligibility requirements and limitations are provided for each leave type.
This document outlines the various types of leave that employees of the Department of Transportation and Communications can take. It details procedures for requesting and approving leave and consequences for unauthorized absences. The main types of leave covered include vacation leave, sick leave, maternity leave, paternity leave, special privilege leave, study leave, and terminal leave. Eligibility requirements and limitations are provided for each leave type.
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PowerPoint Presentation on Provident Fund System in Indianihirajoshi2023
The document discusses the Employee Provident Fund (EPF), a statutory body established in 1952. It provides three major benefits to members: provident fund benefits, pension benefits, and insurance. EPF guarantees employer contributions plus interest. On resignation, a member gets their contributions plus interest. Members can apply for pension after age 50 with 10 years of service or withdraw funds before pension eligibility. The EPF also provides life insurance of up to Rs. 60,000 for members. Various advances can be taken for purposes like education, medical treatment, or housing.
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The document provides guidance on maintaining proper school records. It discusses the importance of accurate record keeping for smooth school administration and management. The head teacher is responsible for maintaining various types of registers, including attendance registers for students and teachers, log books, property records, finance records, library records, and more. Proper record keeping helps with correspondence, problem solving, audits, and providing facilities for staff, students, and parents. Records must be kept accurately and securely for required periods of time before destruction, as outlined in education codes and department guidelines.
This document outlines an agenda for a training session on inclusive education and disability equality training. It includes:
1. Introduction and ground rules for the session by the certified trainer Omer Pervaiz.
2. An overview of the methods and activities to be used, including facilitated participatory learning and video analysis exercises.
3. Content that will be covered including definitions of disability, analysis of case studies, and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities article on education.
4. An activity for participants to identify actions they can take to promote more inclusive education.
6 role of school council & utilization of froughe taleem fund by faizull...AfzaalFirdousi
The document discusses the role and composition of school councils in Pakistan. It explains that school councils are composed primarily of parents and are meant to increase community involvement in schools. Their responsibilities include developing the school, improving infrastructure, resolving issues, and managing funds collected from students like the Frough-e-Taleem fund. The document provides guidance on proper procedures for school councils, such as record keeping, procurement, and utilization of funds.
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7 retirement & pension by ch.ghulam hasan shakir
1. Retirement & Pension
Resource Person
Ch.Ghulam Hasan Shakir
Ex, Director (Admin)
Directorate of Public Instruction (EE)
Punjab Lahore
Contact No. 0333-4400780,
042- 37592521
2. Punjab Civil Servants Act,1974
Section 18 – Pension & Gratuity
On retirement from service, a civil servant shall be
entitled to receive such pension or gratuity as may be
prescribed.
In case of death of civil servant, before or after
retirement______ family entitled to receive such pension
or gratuity or both.
No pension shall be admissible to a civil servant who is
dismissed or removed from service for reasons of
discipline_______ compassionate allowance not
exceeding 2/3 of the pension or gratuity ( bodily or
mental infirmity)
Not delayed beyond one month of the date of his
retirement or death_____ anticipatory pension & gratuity.
3. Punjab Civil Services Pension Rules 1963
Condition of pension (Rule 1.8)
Good conduct of pensioner / family pension.
Withhold or withdraw pension or any part if pensioner is
convicted of serious crime or grave misconduct.
Recovery from the pension.
Departmental proceedings not completed within one
year____ up to 80%.
Judicial Proceedings____ awaiting Judgment. But after
one year up to 80%.
On finalization of the proceedings excess amount to be
refunded .
Relaxation of rules in individual cases. (Rule 1.10)
4. Service Qualifying for Pension
Service must be under Govt.
Service must be pensionable.
Service must be paid by the Govt. from the Provincial
Consolidated Fund.
Temporary service rendered more than five years.
Temporary and officiating service followed by
confirmation.
Period spent in an approved training.
Leave with pay, study leave
Military Service.
Deputation Period under Govt. (otherwise to deposit
share)
Suspension period, if immediately followed by
reinstatement.
5. Non Qualifying Service
Extraordinary leave/ EOL (leave without pay)
Service rendered before break, if break is not condoned.
Unauthorized absence.
Removal or dismissal from service
Service forfeited under disciplinary rules.
Resignation from service
Condonation of interruptions and
deficiencies (Rule 2.12)
The administrative department may for purposes of
pension condone all gaps between periods of service as
per conditions.
6. Classifications of Pension
Compensation pension:
Discharge owing to the abolition of his permanent post
or owing to a change in the nature of the duties of that
post_____ Compensation pension/Gratuity or accepting
another post or transfer another establishment.
Invalid Pension:
Before reaching the superannuation to a Govt. Servant
who by bodily or mental infirmity is permanently
incapacitated for further service on production of a
medical certificate from the medical board__________
Death while in service.
7. Superannuation Pension:
Govt. Servant who retires on attaining the age of 60 years.
Retiring Pension:
Retirement, by competent authority after 20 years qualifying
service (section 12 (i) Punjab Civil Servant Act 1974)
Compulsorily Retired by Competent authority on grounds of
inefficiency misconduct or corruption (PEEDA Act 2006) (at
least 10 years qualifying service)
Opts to retire after 26 years qualifying service (encashment)
L.P.R ------ 25 years Service ( if admissible )
8. Amount of Full Pension:
After a qualifying service of not less than 10 years, - 9 Year 6
Months treated as 10 years – 9 year or above condone by
administrative department.
Superannuation, retiring, invalid or compensation pension may
be granted in accordance with the scale laid down.
During Serivce Death :
Pension/Salary w.e.f 22-02-2017 to the family of a Civil
Servant who Dies While in Service.
(i) The deceased’s family shall be allowed salary,
along with annual increases in the pay, the
deceased officer/official was drawing till the date of
superannuation of the deceased civil servant.
(ii) After the date of superannuation, family pension
shall be allowed as per clause 4.10 of the Punjab
Civil Services Pension Rules, 1967.
(No.FD-SR-1/3-10/2004, Dated 15th August, 2017)
9. Family Pension @ 75%
Wife or wives, in case of male Govt. Servant. (Discontinue
on remarriage or death. which is earlier )
Husband, in case of female Govt. Servant till death or
remarriage.
Children of the Govt. Servant (Below 24 years age)
(adopted child).
Family pension in case of widow or husband death will be
admissible to the dependent sons until they attain the age
of 24 years or till they are gainfully employed, which is
earlier and to unmarried daughters till their marriage, or
their acquiring regular source of income which is earlier.
(equal share)
Upto 4 members (one wife & eligible children) equal share.
More than 4 members – each widow 1/4 balance equal
divided.
The pension to physically/ mentally retarded children will be
admissible for life.
widowed daughter, divorced daughter and unmarried sister
10. Eldest widow of deceased son or
Eldest surviving sons of deceased son or
Eldest unmarried daughter of deceased son or
Eldest widow / divorced daughter of deceased son
In case of a female Govt. Servant leaving behind children
from a former marriage in addition to her husband and
children by her surviving husband, the amount of pension
shall be divided equally among the husband & all eligible
children. If exceed 4, husband 1/4 and balance equally
Wife if desired can give in writing that husband may not
be treated as family member.
11. In case of no family
Father (for life) or
Mother (for life) or
The eldest surviving brother below the age of 21 years. Or
The eldest surviving unmarried Sister – In case of married
or death –
next eldest sister –
Then eldest surviving widow / divorced sister.
Gratuity (Lum sum amount once a time)
Wife or wives in case of a male Govt. Servant.
Husband in case of a female Govt. Servant.
Children of the Govt. Servant (below 24 years age).
Widow or widows and children of a deceased son of the
Govt. Servant. (below 24 years age).
If not eligible then sons & daughters even over 24 years
or even married.
Nomination
.
12. If Govt. servant leaves no family (equal shares)
Brothers below the age of 21 years
Unmarried and widowed sisters.
Father and Mother
Extraordinary Pension
An injury/ disability pension to a Govt. Servant or in
case of his death, a family pension--- on conditions
on the merits of each case.
While performing any particular duty which has the
effect of increasing of liability to injury beyond the
ordinary risk of the post which he holds.
13. Place of Payment
A pension/ gratuity is payable in rupees at any
Govt. treasury in Pakistan.
Commutation of Pension (35% of gross pension)
Competent authority may sanction the commutation
for lump sum payment of a portion.
The lump sum payable on commutation shall be
calculated in accordance with the table.
The computed portion of pension shall be restored
to the pensioner on completion of purchased years.
14. Pension sanctioning
authority
Appointing authority.
The authority whom powers are delegated.
Additional Secretary (General) BS-17 to
BS-20)
Pension payment order (PPO) will be
issued by Accountant General Punjab /
District Accounts Officer.
15. Processing of Pension case
Required documents:
Pension papers (3 sets)
Application for grant of pension/ gratuity
Photographs.
Descriptive roll (List of family members)
Undertaking for recovery of amount
Option for commutation
Option for bank
Specimen signature
Impression of the thumb and fingers
Copy of CNIC of pensioner
16. Retirement notification (1 year before retirement)
Service Book ( in original and attested photocopy)
verification of service
Last pay slip. Income tax certificate.
No inquiry certificate No punishment certificate.
No demand certificate No audit para / internal or
external
audit report.
NOC from building department/ estate office regarding
official accommodation.
17. Calculation of pension/Gratuity
Gross pension:
Basic pay x Length of service x 7/300(as per table)
(last pay drawn) (maximum 30 years)
Rs. 40,000x30x7/300=Rs.28,000/-
Commutation: (35 %)
Gross pensionx35/100
Rs.28000x35/100=Rs.9800/-
Net pension (65 %) (per month)
Gross pension – commutation
Rs. 28000-9800= Rs.18,200/- (plus increase)
18. Gratuity: (Lump sum Amount)
Commutation x 12 x formula (as per
commutation table)
Rs.9800 x12x12.3719=Rs.14,54,935/-
19. Finance Department Letter No. FD.PC-2-1/2001 Dated 22_ 10- 2001 Commutation Table
Age next
Birthday
No. of years
purchased
Age next
Birthday
No. of years
purchased
20 40.5043 51 17.6526
21 39.7341 52 17.0050
22 38.9653 53 16.3710
23 38.1974 54 15.7517
24 37.4307 55 15.1478
25 36.6651 56 14.5602
26 35.9006 57 13.9888
27 35.1372 58 13.4340
28 34.3750 59 12.8953
29 33.6143 60 12.3719
30 32.8071 61 11.8632
31 32.0974 62 11.3684
32 31.3412 63 10.8872
33 30.5869 64 10.4191
21. Financial Benefits for Retired Punjab Civil Servants on part of Government / Department
Categories of
Retirement
Pension &
Gratuity
LPR or
Encashment
Max.365
days
Retirement
Grant
(T.A/D.A.)
G.P.
Fund
Facility of Rule 17-A
4 Months
Salary
Family
Assistance
(Scale Wise)
Medical
Allowance
Retirement on
Superannuatio
n
Admissible
as per
rules
Admissible as
per rules
Admissible
along with
family &
luggage as
per rules
As balance
available
NO NO NO
Admissible
as per rules
Pre-mature
retirement on
qualifying 26
years service
Admissible
as per
rules
Admissible as
per rules
-do- -do- NO NO NO
Admissible
as per rules
Compulsory
Retirement (at
least 10 years
service
Admissible
as per
rules
NO NO -do- NO NO NO
Admissible
as per rules
Invalidation
Retirement (at
least 10 years
service)
Admissible
as per
rules
Encashment
Admissible as
per rules
Admissible
along with
family &
luggage as
per rules
-do-
No ban on appointment one
child, BS-1-5 including J.C. if
eligible. For post BS-6 &
above additional 10 marks
when post is advertised, if
eligible.
NO NO
Admissible
as per rules
In-service
death (at least
10 years
service)
Family
pension as
per rules
75%
Encashment
Admissible as
per rules to
family.
Admissible
for family,
dead body &
luggage
-do- -do-
Pay last draw
plus
allowances to
family
Admissible as
per rules, to
family including
contract
employees
Admissible
as per rules
In-service
death due to
sectarian
violence
Full family
pension till
the
children
attain age
of 18 years
Encashment
Admissible as
per rules to
family
Admissible
for family,
dead body &
luggage
-do-
Either the spouse or one
child if eligible for the post.
No ban on appointment
-do-
In addition to
above Rs.0.5
million to family
Admissible
as per
rules.
Death after
Retirement
Family
pension as
per rules.
75%
NO NO -do- NO NO NO
Admissible
as per
rules.
22. Financial Benefits for Retired Punjab Civil Servants out of Benevolent Fund
Categories of
Retirement
Farewell grant Marriage Grant
Monthly grant to
widow (Scale
wise)
Funeral grant in
case of death
Scholarship Group Insurance
Retirement on
Superannuation
Equal to last basic
pay drawn for
gazette officers
only
On marriage of
each daughter till
15 years after
retirement
NO
Employees & family
members
Non-Gazetted
From post matric
classes up to 2
children with
condition of marks
Govt. or recognized
institutions.
NO
Pre-mature
retirement on
qualifying 26 years
service
-do- -do- NO -do- -do- NO
Compulsory
Retirement
NO -do- NO -do- -do- NO
Invalidation
Retirement
Equal to last basic
pay drawn for
gazette officers
only
On marriage of
each daughter till
15 years after
retirement
NO
For family
members (Non-
Gazetted)
From primary level,
Up to 3 children
with out condition
of marks
NO
In-service death
Equal to last basic
pay drawn for
gazette officers
only
For each daughter
with out any time
limit
Admissible till re-
marriage or death
which is earlier
Admissible on the
death of Govt.
servant or family
members
-do-
Admissible to
family according to
scale
In-service death
due to sectarian
violence
Equal to last basic
pay drawn for
gazette officers
only
For each daughter
with out any time
limit
Admissible till re-
marriage or death
which is earlier
Admissible on the
death of Govt.
servant or family
members
Free education for
all children up to
the age of 25 years
with out any
condition of marks
Admissible to
family according to
scale
Death after
Retirement
NO
For each daughter
within 15 years
after retirement
Admissible till re-
marriage or death
which is earlier
Admissible for non-
gazetted & family
From primary level
for 3 children with
out condition of
marks
Admissible to
family within 5
years after
retirement on
superannuation
23. Activity
Retirement and Pension
Name: ___________________ Roll No. _____________ Group: __________________
1. Section _______ of Punjab Civil Servants Act. 1974 is in regard with pension / gratuity.
(a) 10 (b) 15 (c) 18 (d) 22
2. A civil Servant is entitled pension / gratuity under Punjab Civil Services Pension Rules_______.
(a) 1960 (b) 1963 (c) 1970 (d) 1975
3. Four Classifications of Pension are:
(a) Compensation Pension (b) Invalid Pension (c) (d)
4. Minimum qualifying service for pension / gratuity is required.
(a) 5 Years (b) 10 Years (c) 20 Years (d) 25 Years
5. Govt. may sanction compassionate allowance not exceeding _______ of the pension or gratuity.
(a) 1/2 (b) 1/3 (c) 2/3 (d) 3/4
24. 6. Children are entitled to receive pension up to the age of ______ if they are not gainfully
employed earlier.
(a) 18 (b) 20 (c) 22 (d) 24
7. Physically / mentally retarded children will be admissible to receive pension for ______
(a) 18 Years (b) 25 Years (c) 35 Years (d) Life
8. Rate of family pension is:
(a) 45% (b) 55% (c) 65% (d) 75%
9. In case of death of Govt. servant while in service, the family is entitled.
(a) Full pay (b) Half Pay (c) 1/3 Pay (d) Non of them
10. In case of death of Govt. servant while is service, family is entitled for salary for.
(a) 5 Years (b) 10 Years (c) 20 Years
(d) Upto the age of 60 years of deceased.
25. 11. A civil servant removed or dismissed from service is entitled for pension / gratuity. T/F
12. Good conduct of pensioner is basic requirement for pension/gratuity. T/F
13. Pension or any part of pension can be withhold or withdraw by Govt. T/F
14. Extra ordinary leave is counted for qualifying service for pension. T/F
15. Leave on full pay is counted for qualifying service for pension. T/F
16. Period of absence from duty is counted for qualifying service for pension. T/F
17. Widow is entitled to receive pension on re-marriage. T/F
18. Husband is entitled to receive pension on re-marriage. T/F
19. Pension / gratuity is paid at any Govt. Treasury in Pakistan. T/F
20. In case of no family, first of all, entitled to receive pension. Father/Mother
21. Rate of commutation of gross pension is _______________.
26. 22. Pension / gratuity is calculated on the basis of __________.
23. Minimum qualifying service for retirement on option is ________.
24. Who is Pension Sanctioning Authority.
Naib Qasid (High School) ___________
PST ________________
EST ________________
SST ________________
AEO ________________
Officer BS-17 ________________
Officer BS-20 ________________
27. CALCULATION OF PENSION
Name Shafique Ahmad Khan
Designation : EST Govt. H.S. Sahiwal
Scale 2017-BS No.15 : (Rs. 16,120/- - 1330 – 56,020/-).
Basic Pay on Retirement : Rs. 53,360/-
Date of Birth : 16.10.1958
Date of Appointment : 20.11.1980
Leave with full pay : 10.10.1983 to 09.02.1984 (4 months)
Leave with half pay : 30.09.1994 to 30.11.1996 (2Y & 2M)
Study Leave availed : 01.01.1998 to 31.12.2001 (3 Years)
Extra Ordinary leave availed : 20.04.2003 to 19.04.2006 (3 Years)
01.01.2013 to 31.12.2014 (2 Years)
Date of Retirement : _________________
Age on Retirement : ___Y_____M_____D____
Total Length of Service : ___Y_____M_____D___
Service excluded : ___Y_____M_____D____
Qualifying service for pension : ___Y_____M_____D____
Last basic pay on retirement : Rs._________________