8th Pay Commission Update: The 10-year term of the 7th Pay Commission is set to end on December 31, 2025, raising questions among central government employees about their salary revisions from January ...

The 8th Central Pay Commission (8th CPC) is likely to revise pay and pensions for over 50 lakh central government employees and around 69 lakh pensioners, though the implementation date and funding ...

With the 7th Pay Commission set to end on December 31, 2025, central government employees and pensioners are once again looking ahead, this time to the 8th Pay Commission. While discussions about the ...

The 8th Pay Commission is due from January 1, 2026, marking the end of the 7th Pay Commission cycle. However, experts say revised salaries may only be implemented around 2028 after the panel submits ...

8th Pay Commission News: Ever since the 8th Central Pay Commission (CPC) Terms of Reference came out, there have been some apprehensions among central government employees and pensioners regarding the ...

The 8th Pay Commission signals higher pay, but history suggests patience may be required before revised salaries and arrears actually reach employees. Going by past practice, January 1, 2026, is ...

The 8th Central Pay Commission has put the spotlight back on government pay, with minimum salary and the fitment factor emerging as the most debated issues among employees and unions. Under its Terms ...

The Department of Defense once again failed to pass its annual audit, the eighth time in as many years since Congress mandated a full accounting of the Pentagon’s expenses. This year’s findings, ...

8th Pay Commission: Central government staff and pensioners are watching the 8th Pay Commission closely, as the 7th CPC ends on December 31, 2025. The next pay revision is expected to apply from ...

The Pentagon failed its financial audit for the eighth consecutive year, the Defense Department said Friday, highlighting the ongoing systemic challenge the nation’s largest federal agency faces in ...

This story was produced as part of Next City’s joint Equitable Cities Reporting Fellowship with Resolve Philly’s Germantown Info Hub. Philadelphia eighth-grader Eden Boyd knows her voice matters for ...