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Bengal govt adds staff of 25 universities to 7th Pay Commission

The West Bengal government has placed the non‑teaching staff of 25 state‑aided universities and the permanent employees of three major education boards under the 7th Pay Commission. This decision aims to resolve long‑standing pay structure concerns in the education sector.

Bengal govt adds staff of 25 universities to 7th Pay Commission
Bengal govt adds staff of 25 universities to 7th Pay CommissionPhoto via The Times of India

The West Bengal government has placed the non‑teaching staff of 25 state‑aided universities and the permanent employees of three major education boards under the 7th Pay Commission.

This move addresses long‑pending concerns over pay structures in the education sector.

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