Majithia Wage Board pay scales for working journalists in newspaper establishments (S.O. 2532(E), 2011)
Order S.O. 2532(E), Majithia Wage Board Award, Table I
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Rs.25000-ARI (4%)-54800DocumentMajithia Wage Board pay scales for working journalists in newspaper establishments (S.O. 2532(E), 2011) · Wage board award StatusIn force · 1 Jul 2010 Monthly basic pay scale; DA, HRA, transport and other allowances on top
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Rs.15000-ARI (4%)-32900DocumentMajithia Wage Board pay scales for working journalists in newspaper establishments (S.O. 2532(E), 2011) · Wage board award StatusIn force · 1 Jul 2010 Monthly basic pay scale
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Rs.16000-ARI (2.5%)-26300DocumentMajithia Wage Board pay scales for working journalists in newspaper establishments (S.O. 2532(E), 2011) · Wage board award StatusIn force · 1 Jul 2010 Monthly basic pay scale
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Rs.11000-ARI (2.5%)-18100DocumentMajithia Wage Board pay scales for working journalists in newspaper establishments (S.O. 2532(E), 2011) · Wage board award StatusIn force · 1 Jul 2010 Monthly basic pay scale
Extras and conditions
Annual increment of 4% until the top of the scale
ARI (4%)
Variable pay of 35% of basic pay (newspaper Classes I–IV)
35%
Annual increment of 4% until the top of the scale
ARI (4%)
Variable pay of 35% of basic pay (newspaper Classes I–IV)
35%
Annual increment of 2.5% until the top of the scale
ARI (2.5%)
Variable pay of 20% of basic pay (newspaper Classes V–VIII)
20%
Annual increment of 2.5% until the top of the scale
ARI (2.5%)
Variable pay of 20% of basic pay (newspaper Classes V–VIII)
20%
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