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Report of The XI Pay Revision Commission, Kerala Part- IV, July 2021 – Recommendations on the Revision of Pay & Allowances and Pension of Employees of Kerala Water Authority.

The Kerala Water Authority (KWA) was established under section 3 of the Kerala Water Supply and Sewerage Act 1986 (Act 14 of 1986) by converting the then existing Public Health Engineering Department. It came into being on 01-04-1984. It is an autonomous authority created for the development and regulation of Water Supply and waste water collection and disposal in the State and for matters connected therewith.

Kerala Pay Commission Recommendations – Table of New Pay Scales

REVISION OF PAY SCALES

The Commission has submitted its report- Part I on revision of pay and allowances of the State Government employees and teachers, to Government on 29.01.2021. The Commission has explained in Chapter 6 of the Report the general principles and practices adopted while making recommendations for the revision of salaries of Government Employees. Considering the wide
activities and nature of work in Government there are 27 scales of pay with 83 stages. But in KWA there are only 25 Scales of pay with 81 stages. Even though the Commission has followed the same principles adopted for the revision of pay of the State Government employees, minor adjustments and variations were necessary for the formulation of the scales of pay and stages of
KWA, considering the number and stages of the scales of pay prevailing in KWA.

Master Scale

3.2 All the Service Organisations favoured the continuation of Master Scale. It is imperative for the Commission to continue Master Scale owing to the reason mentioned above. The Commission proposes that new Master Scale may be as follows:

23500-700-27000-800-31000-900-35500-1000-41500-1100-45900-1200-48300-1300-52200-1400-59200-1600-72000-1800-79200-2000-87200-2300-96400-2600-114600-2900-143600-3200-153200-3500-170700.

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Proposed Scales of Pay

3.3 The Commission recommends that the proposed scales of pay corresponding to the existing scales of pay may be as shown in Annexure- (1).

3.4 The Commission recommends a simplified method of stage-to-stage fixation for fixing pay in the revised scales of pay, as proposed for the State Government employees, as per which stage of pay in existing scale as on the effective date of pay revision (i.e. 01.07.2019) will be replaced by corresponding new stage in revised scale. The existing stages of pay and the corresponding
revised stages of pay are shown in the Stage to Stage Fixation Table in Annexure-(2). Thus, the revision of pay involves only replacement of existing pay stage with the corresponding new pay stage as provided in the Table as on the date of effect of pay revision.

Rules for Fixation of Pay

3.5 As the fixation involves just replacing the existing stage of pay with the corresponding stage of pay as provided in the Stage-to-Stage Fixation Table in Annexure (2), administrative exercise for fixation of pay would be reduced to a large extent. While switching over to a new system like this, the possible impediment would be cases where various kinds of pay other than basic pay co-exist with the pre-revised basic pay. Appropriate remedies have been provided for addressing such cases to protect employees against any monetary loss. Taking all these into consideration, the Commission has framed rules for
fixation of pay as below:

(1) The revised scales of pay will come into force with effect from 01.07.2019.
(2) All employees who were in service as on 01.07.2019 shall come over to the revised scale of pay with effect from 01.07.2019. There will be no option facility to elect another date for pay revision.
(3) The pay in the revised scale as on 01.07.2019 will be the corresponding revised pay stage of pre revised pay as provided in Annexure (2). However, if the corresponding revised stage is less than the minimum of the revised scale of the post, the pay will be fixed at the minimum. There will be no fixation exercise for calculation of revised pay as done in previous pay revisions.
(4) In cases where the existing pay as on 01.07.2019 is retrospectively changed after 01.07.2019 for any reason, the pay so changed will be revised as provided in Annexure (2).
(5) All appointments and promotions made on or after 01.07.2019 shall be deemed to have been made in the revised scale of pay and pay will be regulated accordingly.
(6) The existing emoluments for the purpose of these rules will be the basic pay drawn as on 01.07.2019 in the existing scale of pay. Increments, if any, accrued on 01.07.2019 will also be reckoned.
(7) Existing scale of pay for the purpose of these rules is the scale of pay immediately prior to 01.07.2019.
(8) In cases where Personal pay is existing in the pre revised scale of pay, revised pay stage in the revised scales shall be arrived at based on the pre revised basic pay only. After arriving at the revised pay stage, existing Personal pay will be revised by multiplying it with the factor of 1.28 and the result will be rounded off to the next multiple of ₹ 100. If the amount so obtained is equal to or greater than the amount of increment(s) next above the pay fixed in the revised scale, an amount of Personal pay equal to the sum of increment(s) in the revised scales of pay will be subsumed into the basic pay in the revised scale of pay. The remaining portion of Personal pay, if any, after subsumed into basic pay, will be continued in the revised scales as Personal pay. In other cases where the revised Personal pay as arrived at above is less than an increment, the Personal pay will be continued as such in the revised scale without absorption in future increase in pay.
(9) Residuary Pay existing in the pre-revised pay structure will not be reckoned for determination of pay stage in the revised scale. The existing Residuary Pay in the pre-revised scale will be multiplied by a factor of 1.28 and the result will be rounded to the next multiple of ₹ 10. The Residuary Pay so fixed will be retained in the revised scale and the existing conditions of
payment will continue.
(10) Special Pay existing in the pre-revised pay structure will not be reckoned for determination of pay stage in the revised scale. The existing Special Pay in the pre-revised scale will be multiplied by a factor of 1.28 and the result will be rounded to the next multiple of ₹ 10. The Special Pay so fixed will be retained in the revised pay scales provided such Special Pay is not available in the revised pay scale.
(11) Stagnation increment existing in the pre-revised pay structure will not be reckoned for determination of pay stage in the revised scale. However, the number of stagnation increments drawn in the pre-revised scale will be allowed in the revised scale at the rate of last increments in the scale.
(12) In the case of an employee enjoying Personal pay, Special pay and Stagnation increment at the same time in the pre revised pay structure, Special pay and Personal pay will be retained in the revised pay structure, each multiplied by a factor of 1.28 and rounded to the next multiple of ₹ 10. But Stagnation increment will be retained as provided under Rule 11.
(13) If the amount arrived by multiplication of Personal pay and Special pay by the factor provided is a multiple of ₹ 10 or ₹ 100 as the case may be, the amounts will not be rounded off to the next multiple.
(14) The existing date of increment shall not undergo any change. In all cases where the minimum of the scale of pay of an employee is greater than the pay stage eligible with effect from 01.07.2019 in accordance with Annexure- (2), the date of next increment will be on completion of one year of service from that date.
(15) In the case of an Officer who is on deputation/ foreign service and has opted for the pay of the deputation post or is on leave without allowances or is under suspension as on 01.07.2019, his pay will be fixed under these rules on the date of his re-joining duty on the basis of pay last drawn immediately before 01.07.2019. In cases where the officer on deputation/ Foreign Service as on 01.07.2019 has opted for the grade pay and allowances of his cadre post, he will be allowed revised pay as if he were continuing in his parent department.
(16) In the case of employees who are continuing on LWA on 01.07.2019, their pay will be fixed in the revised scale as on the date of return from leave on the basis of pay last drawn before entering on leave. However, if LWA is granted under Rule 91A Part I KSRs or on Medical Certificate to an Officer, both of which qualify for increment under Rule 33(b)(2) KSR, Part I, the pay of such an officer will be fixed on the date of return from leave by counting the increment accrued on 01.07.2019.
(17) Provisional employees recruited on scales of pay through employment exchange or otherwise who were in service on 30.06.2019 and continued thereafter shall be eligible only for the minimum of the revised scale of pay with effect from 01.07.2019.
(18) An employee whose increment is withheld for want of declaration of probation as on 01.07.2019 will be allowed the benefit of pay revision on the basis of the pay actually drawn as on 01.07.2019 and he will continue on that pay till the date of effect of declaration of probation. The pay so fixed will be revised to the corresponding stage in accordance with Annexure-(2) on
declaration of probation, notionally counting the increment accrued but withheld. Monetary benefit of revision of fixation will be admissible only from the effective date of declaration of probation. He will draw his next increment on the normal date.
(19) Regular employees who have got a new appointment either through by transfer or by PSC appointment, for which pre service training with stipend is mandatory and the employees were on such training as on 01.07.2019, their pay on 01.07.2019 will be revised based on the actual pay drawn in the former post prior to 01.07.2019, and after completion of such training, pay in the new post will be fixed as per the relevant rules in KSR on the date of assuming duty in the new post.
(20) The existing system of allowing stagnation increment will continue. Maximum number of stagnation increments allowed will be five, out of which four will be annual and fifth one biennial, subject to the condition that maximum basic pay after adding stagnation increment shall not exceed maximum of the Master scale.

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Recovery of Excess Payment

3.6 Chances for erroneous revision of pay cannot be ruled out in spite of specific table for stage to stage revision, and in such cases recovery will have to be effected from those who received pay in excess. In order to facilitate recovery, Government may direct to obtain from all employees undertaking as prescribed in G.O.(P) No.169/2019/Fin dated 13.12.2019.

Annexures

Annexure- (1): Existing and Proposed Scales of Pay

Scale No Existing Scales of Pay Proposed Scales of Pay
S1 17000-500-19000-550-20650-600-
22450-650-25700-700-29200-800-
33200-900-36800-1000-37800
23500-700-27000-800-31000-900-
35500-1000-41500-1100-45900-
1200-48300-1300-52200
S2 17500-500-19000-550-20650-600-
22450-650-25700-700-29200-800-
33200-900-36800-1000-38800
24200-700-27000-800-31000-900-
35500-1000-41500-1100-45900-
1200-48300-1300-52200-1400-
53600
S3 18000-500-19000-550-20650-600-
22450-650-25700-700-29200-800-
33200-900-36800-1000-40800
24900-700-27000-800-31000-900-
35500-1000-41500-1100-45900-
1200-48300-1300-52200-1400-56400
S4 19000-550-20650-600-22450-650-
25700-700-29200-800-33200-900-
36800-1000-41800-1100-42900
26300-700-27000-800-31000-900-
35500-1000-41500-1100-45900-
1200-48300-1300-52200-1400-
59200
S5 20100-550-20650-600-22450-650-
25700-700-29200-800-33200-900-
36800-1000-41800-1100-47300-
1200-53300
27800-800-31000-900-35500-1000-
41500-1100-45900-1200-48300-
1300-52200-1400-59200-1600-
72000-1800-73800
S6 21850-600-22450-650-25700-700-
29200-800-33200-900-36800-1000-
41800-1100-47300-1200-53300-
1350-56000
30200-800-31000-900-35500-1000-
41500-1100-45900-1200-48300-
1300-52200-1400-59200-1600-
72000-1800-77400
S7 23100-650-25700-700-29200-800-
33200-900-36800-1000-41800-
1100-47300-1200-53300-1350-
58700
31900-900-35500-1000-41500-
1100-45900-1200-48300-1300-
52200-1400-59200-1600-72000-
1800-79200-2000-81200
S8 25700-700-29200-800-33200-900-
36800-1000-41800-1100-47300-
1200-53300-1350-58700-1500-
60200
35500-1000-41500-1100-45900-
1200-48300-1300-52200-1400-
59200-1600-72000-1800-79200-
2000-83200
S9 27100-700-29200-800-33200-900-
36800-1000-41800-1100-47300-
1200-53300-1350-58700-1500-
63200
37500-1000-41500-1100-45900-
1200-48300-1300-52200-1400-
59200-1600-72000-1800-79200-
2000-87200
S10 28500-700-29200-800-33200-900-
36800-1000-41800-1100-47300-
1200-53300-1350-58700-1500-
63200-1650-66500
39500-1000-41500-1100-45900-
1200-48300-1300-52200-1400-
59200-1600-72000-1800-79200-
2000-87200-2300-91800
S11 30800-800-33200-900-36800-1000-
41800-1100-47300-1200-53300-
1350-58700-1500-63200-1650-
69800
42600-1100-45900-1200-48300-
1300-52200-1400-59200-1600-
72000-1800-79200-2000-87200-
2300-96400
S12 31600-900-36800-1000-41800-
1100-47300-1200-53300-1350-
58700-1500-63200-1650-69800-
1800-71600
43700-1100-45900-1200-48300-
1300-52200-1400-59200-1600-
72000-1800-79200-2000-87200-
2300-96400-2600-99000
S13 36800-1000-41800-1100-47300-
1200-53300-1350-58700-1500-
63200-1650-69800-1800-77000-
2000-79000
50900-1300-52200-1400-59200-
1600-72000-1800-79200-2000-
87200-2300-96400-2600-109400
S14 37800-1000-41800-1100-47300-
1200-53300-1350-58700-1500-
63200-1650-69800-1800-77000-
2000-81000
52200-1400-59200-1600-72000-
1800-79200-2000-87200-2300-
96400-2600-112000
S15 40800-1000-41800-1100-47300-
1200-53300-1350-58700-1500-
63200-1650-69800-1800-77000-
2000-85000
56400-1400-59200-1600-72000-
1800-79200-2000-87200-2300-
96400-2600-114600-2900-117500
S16 41800-1100-47300-1200-53300-
1350-58700-1500-63200-1650-
69800-1800-77000-2000-87000
57800-1400-59200-1600-72000-
1800-79200-2000-87200-2300-
96400-2600-114600-2900-120400
S17 42900-1100-47300-1200-53300-
1350-58700-1500-63200-1650-
69800-1800-77000-2000-89000
59200-1600-72000-1800-79200-
2000-87200-2300-96400-2600-
114600-2900-123300
S18 46200-1100-47300-1200-53300-
1350-58700-1500-63200-1650-
69800-1800-77000-2000-93000
64000-1600-72000-1800-79200-
2000-87200-2300-96400-2600-
114600-2900-129100
S19 61700-1500-63200-1650-69800-
1800-77000-2000-93000-2200-
99600
85200-2000-87200-2300-96400-
2600-114600-2900-137800
S20 69800-1800-77000-2000-93000-
2200-104000
96400-2600-114600-2900-143600
S21 77000-2000-93000-2200-110600 106800-2600-114600-2900-143600-
3200-153200
S22 83000-2000-93000-2200-110600-
2400-115400
114600-2900-143600-3200-153200-
3500-160200
S23 91000-2000-93000-2200-110600-
2400-117800
126200-2900-143600-3200-153200-
3500-163700
S24 93000-2200-110600-2400-117800-
2600-120400
129100-2900-143600-3200-153200-
3500-167200
S25 97400-2200-110600-2400-117800-
2600-123000
134900-2900-143600-3200-153200-

3500-170700

Master Scale 17000-500-19000-550-20650-600-
22450-650-25700-700-29200-800-
33200-900-36800-1000-41800-
1100-47300-1200-53300-1350-
58700-1500-63200-1650-69800-
1800-77000-2000-93000-2200-
110600-2400-117800-2600-123000
23500-700-27000-800-31000-900-
35500-1000-41500-1100-45900-
1200-48300-1300-52200-1400-
59200-1600-72000-1800-79200-
2000-87200-2300-96400-2600-
114600-2900-143600-3200-153200-
3500-170700

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