Central government employees may get their salary for the month of January earlier. The salary which is due on January 31 may be received earlier because of a bank union strike organised on the last two days of January 2020.
The government continuing the practice has made some arrangements for early uploading of the salary payment files into the system for the month of January.
The government had even made some arrangements for early uploading of the salary payment files into the system for the month of January.
Many government offices had even gotten an instruction that their field Principal Accounts offices (PAOs need to upload files of salary payments on Public Financial Management System (PFMS) by 28th January for the month of January 2020.
Bank unions have called for a strike from January 31st to 1st February 2020.
Banks will remain closed on those days and even files for the payment of salary for the month of January 2020, which is due for January 31st may not get processed. It might result in a delay in the disbursement of salary to the central government employees.
Considering two more days are left – January 29th and 30th, before the bank union strike takes place, the delay of salary for the central government employees may not be taking place.
Therefore, the Principal Chief Controller of Accounts (Pr. CCA) or Controller of Accounts (independent charge) are, therefore, instructed to issue necessary instructions to all the field PAO/CDDP under their control to upload the salary payment files for the month of January 2020 with NPB date as 31st January 2020 (last working day of the month) and ensure to reach the banks latest by 28th January 2020.
