The 8th Central Pay Commission (8th CPC) has resumed its consultation process after a gap of nearly two weeks, announcing a fresh round of meetings with Central government employee associations and unions in Delhi.
According to a notification issued by the Commission on July 23, consultations with associations, federations and unions representing Central government and Union Territory employees registered or based in Delhi will be held on August 7 and August 10.
The latest schedule comes after concerns were raised by employee organisations over the lack of updates from the Commission following its consultations in Kolkata earlier this month.
The Commission said organisations that have already submitted their memorandums but are yet to present their views before the panel can seek an appointment through the Commission's online portal by July 31.
The venue and timings for the meetings will be communicated separately to the participating organisations.
The Commission also clarified that the consultation process will not be limited to the national capital and will continue in other states and Union Territories in the coming months.
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The announcement comes after several employee unions expressed apprehension over the apparent pause in the Commission's consultation process, fearing it could affect the timeline for submission of its recommendations.
Responding to the fresh schedule, Manjeet Singh Patel, National President of the All India NPS Employees Federation and Chairman of the Central Government Employees Confederation, welcomed the Commission's decision.
In a post on X, Patel said there had been no communication from the Commission for the past two weeks, leading to concerns among employees and pensioners that the exercise could be delayed.
He added that employee organisations had urged the Commission to release a fresh consultation schedule at the earliest and expressed hope that the panel would submit its report without delay so that the revised benefits could reach beneficiaries on time.
The 8th Central Pay Commission was constituted in November 2025 to review and recommend revisions to the salaries, pensions and allowances of nearly 1.2 crore Central government employees and pensioners.
Under its Terms of Reference, the Commission has been given 18 months to submit its recommendations to the government. The panel is also empowered to submit interim reports, if considered necessary during the course of its work.
