11th Pay Revision Commission - Study of the pay structure and other service matter of Public Transport Department employees (formerly APSTRC) and extension of term of the Commission for a further period of two months upto 31st March, 2020 - Orders

In the circumstances reported in the reference sixth read above, in

continuation of the orders issued in the reference 1st read above, the matter of study

of the pay structure and other service matter of Public Transport Department

employees (formerly APSTRC) is hereby referred to 11th Pay Revision Commission for

its recommendations.

2. The terms of reference of the Commission in respect of the matter of study of the

pay structure and other service matter of Public Transport Department employees

(formerly APSTRC) shall be as follows:

(a) To evolve the principles which may govern the structure of emoluments and

the conditions of service of various categories of employees of Public Transport

department which have a financial bearing taking into account the total packet

of benefits available to them and suggest changes therein which may be

desirable and feasible;

(b) To examine as to what extent the existing DA may be merged in pay and, to

evolve consequent new set of pay scales merging DA therein and to suggest

the mode of fixation of pay in the Revised Pay Scales.

keeping in view the anomalies that have arisen during the implementation of

the said scheme and also to examine whether the said scheme should continue

in its present form and to make the recommendations in this regard.

(d) To examine the need for various Special Pays, Compensatory and various

other Allowances and other perquisites in cash or kind now allowed and to

make recommendations regarding their continuance or otherwise and if

continuance is recommended what modifications, if any are deemed,

desirable with regard to their rates, terms and other conditions which should

govern them in future.

(e) To examine and review the existing pension structure for pensioners, and

make recommendations which may be desirable and feasible.