The Central Government approves the Non-Productivity Linked Bonus (Ad-hoc Bonus) equal to 30 days emoluments concerning 2020-21 to a few Central Government employees. A few of the qualifying Central Government employees for this bonus belong to Group ‘C’. Every non-gazetted employee in Group ‘B’ who does not come under any Productivity Linked Bonus Scheme will also qualify for the ad-hoc bonus.
The payment cap concerning the ad-hoc bonus will be Rs 7000 (monthly emoluments) as updated w.e.f 01-04-2014. As per these orders, the ad-hoc bonus payment will also be payable to the qualifying employees of Central Para Armed Forces and Military Forces.
The orders will be extended to the employees of the Union Territory Administration, which comply with the Central Government pattern of emoluments and do not come under any other ex-gratia or bonus scheme.
As per the Department of Expenditure (DoE), the benefit will be permissible based on a few conditions:
Pro-rata payment will be allowed to qualifying employees for a period of uninterrupted service during the year between six months and a whole year. The qualifying period will be considered based on the number of months of service.
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