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26.03.2024
CIRCULAR TO ALL BRANCHES/OFFICES IN INDIA

Issued by
HRM Dept., BCC, Mumbai
Madam/Dear Sir,
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Re: Implementation of 9 Joint Note dated oa
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Association and Officers' Association in the matter of salary, allowances and other service
conditions of Officer employees.

Indian Banks' Association (IBA) vide their letter No. CIR/HR&IR/2023-24/XIIBPS/0903 dated 13.3.2024
has conveyed 'No Objection' of the Govt. of India, Department of Financial Services to Public Sector

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Banks to pay ad-hoc amount/ on ad-hoc basis, as per agreed provisions of 9th Joint Note dated 8.3.2024
pending amendments to the relevant regulations for payment of arrears, revised salary & allowances to
serving officers with effect from 1.11.2022.

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In this connection, we are pleased to inform that the Board of Directors, in their meeting held on
21.03.2024, have authorized the Bank to pay revised salary & arrears (ad-hoc) to serving officers and

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revised pension & arrears (ad-hoc) to existing pension optees retired on or after 01.11.2022 as per the
provisions of Joint Note dated 08.03.2024 agreed between IBA and Officers' Associations, pending
amendments to the Officers' Service Regulations/ Pension Regulations.

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The effective date of revision of salary and allowances of officer employees in terms of the said Joint Note
dated 08.03.2024 are as under:

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Scales of Pay, Dearness Allowance.
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01st November 2022

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Increments for completion of JAIIB/ CAIIB, Fixed Personal Pay, Professional
Qualification Pay, House Rent Allowance, City Compensatory Allowance,
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Stagnation Increment, Location Allowance, Learning Allowance, Special
Allowance, Hill & Fuel Allowance, Medical Aid,

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Deputation Allowance, Officiating Pay, Halting Allowance, Mid-Academic 01 st April 2024

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Year transfer allowance
Leave Rules, Leave Fare Concession, Mode of Travel and Expenses on O 151 April 2024
Travel

A copy of the 9th Joint Note dated 08.03.2024 is enclosed as Annexure 1.

Some other salient features of the 9th Joint Note are enumerated below:

► The new Basic Pay was arrived at after merging 8088 points of Dearness Allowance. The range of
new pay structure/ basic pay is from Rs. 48480/- (initial basic for Officer) to Rs. 173860/- (top of the
grade for General Manager) covering seven scales w.e.f 1.11.2022.
► Dearness Allowance - 1.00 of 'pay' per percentage point of Index for every variation of rise or fall
over 123.03 points.
► Increase in HRA : Major A class and centres in Group A - 10% of Pay, Other Places in Area-I, Group
Band State of Goa - 9%, Other Places: 8% of Pay.

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► Increase in City Compensatory Allowance: Area-I & above, State of Goa - Rs. 2300/- p.m., Places
with population of five lakhs and over, State Capitals & Chandigarh, Puducherry & Port Blair -
Rs. 1900/- p.m.
► Increase in Special Allowance: JMG/S-I = 26.50%, MMG/S-II & MMG/S-III- 28.30%, SMG/S-IV &
SMG/S-V = 30.50%, TEG/S-VI & TEG/S-VII = 31.50%.
► Increase in Locational Allowance for Non CCA centres - Rs. 1200/- p.m.
► Increase in Learning Allowance - Rs. 850/- with applicable DA thereon
► One additional increment for completion of CAIIB.
► Introduction of two Stagnation Increments from Scale I to Scale Ill w.e.f.1.11.2022, Three stagnation
increments for Scale IV to Scale V wef 1.11.2022, three Stagnation Increments for Scale VI & VII w.e.f.
1.11.2022.
► Increase in Annual Medical Aid : Rs. 13000/- p.a. - JMG & MMG scales, Rs. 15400 p.a. SMG &
TEG scales.
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Reimbursement of Rs. 500 p.a. per year for annual eye check-up.
Leave:
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4 half day Leave may be availed in a calendar year as Casual leave against which 2 casual leave
shall be deducted.
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Single_ Male parent on production of medical certificate, can avail sick leave for the sickness of

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his child of 8 years and below.
► Employees can avail maximum 10 days of sick leave for the sickness of their special child of 15
years and below for maximum period of 10 days in a calendar year subject to production of

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medical certificate.
► Women employees shall be allowed to take one day Sick Leave per month without production of
medical certificate.
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Accumulated PL can be encashed up to 255 days at the time of retirement/ upon death of an

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employee while in service, from earlier 240 days;
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Option to join the Pension Scheme has been given to employees who were in service of the Bank
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on or after 1-1-1986 and had joined the Bank before 1.4.2010 and resigned on or before 26.4.2010
and who were otherwise eligible to join the pension scheme while in service.

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Bank shall calculate and pay the arrears to all employees as per below schedule:

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Arrear I Revised Salary
Ad hoc Arrears w.e.f 01 st November 2022 to 29th February 2024.
Adhoc salary equivalent to revised Salary w.e.f. 1st March 2024
Expected Timeline
28th March 2024
28th March 2024

We request you to display a copy of the circular on the notice board for information of all staff members.

Yours faithfully,

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-'(sHAILENDRA SINGH)
CHIEF GENERAL MANAGER (HRM)
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Dated: 08-03-2024

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CONCLUSION OF DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN INDIAN BANKS'

ASSOCIATION (IBA) AND OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION
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SALARY REVISION FOR OFFICERS’ W.E.F. 01.11.2022

Conclusion of Discussions between the

Indian Banks’ Association and Officers’ Associations

The Negotiating Committee of the Indian Banks' Association (IBA),

representing the Managements of Banks as in Annexure-I and II held several
rounds of discussions with the authorised representatives of the Officers'
Associations on salary revision and other issues concerning service conditions of

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officers in Banks. In the course of the deliberations, common viewpoints have
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emerged between the two parties. The outcome of the discussions acceptable to
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both the parties are listed in Joint Note. The representatives of the Officers’
Associations have agreed that the existing service conditions be modified/

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amended to the extent that has been stated in the Joint Note.

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The parties agreed that the total quantum of wage revision increase (Payslip
component) shall be Rs. 8284 crores being 17% of the cost of Payslip component

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of establishment expenses of Public Sector Banks for the financial year ending
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March 2022, which are parties to this settlement. It was further agreed that the

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new salary of pay would be constructed, after merging Dearness Allowance
corresponding to 8088 points. All other issues of the Management and Officers

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Associations discussed during the process of negotiations would be settled to the

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mutual satisfaction. The IBA and the authorised representatives of the Officers’
Associations also signed and exchanged minutes recorded as MoU in this regard
on the 7th December, 2023 at Mumbai.

IBA agreed that it shall recommend to the Public Sector Banks as in Annexure-I,
to initiate the process of amending the Officers' Service Regulations 1995
dated 29th September 1995, in order to implement what is stated in this Joint
Note and other monetary/non-monetary benefits as detailed under various
Annexures. The IBA shall also recommend to the Government of India to approve
the amendments and to issue appropriate guidelines necessary for this purpose.

IBA shall recommend to the Private Sector Banks, which are listed in Annexure-
II and which have authorized IBA in this regard to give effect to the Salary Revision
on the same lines as mentioned in this Joint Note and other monetary/non-/
/ monetary benefits as detailed under various Annexures. a' b
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 The representatives of Officers’ Associations have requested that pending forrnal
amendments to the Officers’ Service Regulations/ Rules as per procedure laid down
under Section 19(1) of the Banking Companies (Acquisition and Transfer of
Undertakings) ACtr 1970/1980 and the applicable provision of State Bank of India
Act, 1955.

The Agreement reached herein shall amend, modify and supersede the relevant
provisions of the previous joint notes, wherein referred to in this Joint Note.
Provisions in the previous joint notes, which have not been amended, modified or
superseded by this Joint Note, shall continue to remain in force.

The Officers’ Associations on behalf of the Officer-Employees in banks listed in

Annexures-I & II agree that the understandings reached as detailed in this Joint
Note hereto are in full satisfaction of their demands.
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Clarification, etc., in any of the provisions contained herein the Joint Note and its
Annexures will be provided by IBA.
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Representatives of the Officers’ Associations have assured full co-operation on

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their part, their affiliates and members, in implementation of measures aimed at
improving customer service, optimum utilisation of manpower, expansion of

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industry and maintenance of healthy and harmonious industrial relations in the

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 M emorandum of the Joint Note
1. PAY COMPONENTS:

(i) Scales of Pay (in Rs.)

2340 1 1 2680
IScale I 1 48480 1 F 62480 F 1 67160 1 1 85920
2 F - 17
2340 2680
Scale I1 64820 67160 1 F 93960
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2980

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3360 3680
bHP SOUI b V 1 XL VJ -TV 127660 1 1 135020
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bPqUCa II= V X 1 1-TV UP VV

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fitment .

c) The fitment Chart is given in Annexure III & IV

(ii) Definition of 'Pay’

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i) Pay’ components Eligible for

Basic Pay,
Stagnation ncrements Superannuation benefits Provident
ProfessionalQualification Pay, Fund, Gratuity, Pension, and Defined
Officiating Pay, and Increment contributory Pension Scheme (DCPS) /
component of Fixed Personal Pay (NPS)

ii) 'Pay' components Eligible for

Basic Pay, Stagnation increments, PQP, Dearness Allowance
Special Allowance, Learning Allowance,
Officipting Pay

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Officiating Pay

(iii) Stagnation Increments:

a) Officers in JM Grade Scale I who have moved to scale of pay for MMG Scale II in
terms of Regulation 5 (b) after reaching maximum of the higher scale are
presently eligible for five stagnation increments. With effect from lst November,
2022, these officers shall be eligible for seven stagnation increments with
frequency of two years each, of which first two shall be Rs. 2680/- each and next
five shall be Rs. 2980/- each
i. Provided further that Officers in JM Grade Scale-1 who are already in

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receipt of five stagnation increments shall be eligible for the monetary

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benefit of the sixth stagnation increment of Rs. 2980/- two years after the

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release of the fifth stagnation increment or w.e.f.lst November, 2022,
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whichever is later.
11. Provided further that those officers in JM Grade Scale-I shall be eligible for

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the monetary benefit of the seventh stagnation increment four years after
release of the fifth stagnation or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is
later.
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b) Officers in MMG Scale II who have moved to Scale of Pay for MMG Scale III
terms of Regulation 5 (b) after reaching maximum of higher scale are presently
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eligible for five stagnation increments. With effect from lst November, 2022

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two years each, of Rs.2980/- each.
i. Provided further that officers in MMG Scale-II who are already in receipt of
five stagnation increments shall be eligible for the monetary benefit of the
sixth stagnation increment of Rs. 2980/- two years after release of the fifth
stagnation increment or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later.
Provided further that those officers in MMG Scale-II who are already in

receipt of five stagnation increments shall be eligible for the monetary

benefit of the seventh stagnation increment four years after release of the
fifth stagnation increment or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is
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c) Officers in substantive MMG Scale III i.e. those who are recruited in or promoted
to MMG Scale III are presently eligible for six stagnation increments after
reaching maximum of the scale. With effect from lst November, 2022, these
officers shall be eligible for eight stagnation increments, with frequency of two
years each, of which first four shall be Rs. 2980/- each and next four shall be of
Rs. 3360/- each.
1. Provided further that officers in MMG Scale-III who are already in receipt
of six stagnation increments shall be eligible for the monetary benefit of

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the seventh stagnation increment of Rs. 3360/- two years after release of
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the sixth stagnation increment or w .e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is

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Provided further that those officers in MMG Scale-III who are already in

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receipt of six stagnation increments shall be eligible for the monetary
benefit of the eighth stagnation increment four years after receiving the

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sixth stagnation increment or w .e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is
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two years each, of which the first stagnation increment shall be Rs. 3360/- and

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i. Provided further that Officers in SMG Scale-IV who are already in receipt
of the two stagnation increments shall be eligible for the monetary benefit
of the third stagnation increment of Rs. 3680/- two years after the release
of the second stagnation increment or w .e.f. lst November, 2022,
whichever is later.
11. Provided further that Officers in SMG Scale-IV who are already in receipt
of the two stagnation increments shall be eligible for the monetary benefit
of the fourth stagnation four years after the release of the second
stagnation increment or w.e.f. lst November, 2022 whichever is later.
111. Provided further that those Officers in SMG Scale-IV who are already in
receipt of the two stagnation increments shall be eligible for the monetary
benefit of the fifth stagnation increment six years after receiving the
second stagnation or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later.

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e) Officers in SMG Scale V are presently eligible for one stagnation increment. With
effect from lst Novemberf 2022/ these officers shall be eligible for four stagnation
increments after reaching maximum of the scale, with frequencY of two Years
each of Rs.4000/- each.
i. Provided further that those officers in SMG Scale V who are already in

receipt of first stagnation increment shall be eligible for the monetarY

benefit of the second stagnation increment of Rs. 4000/- four Years after
reaching the maximum of scale or w.e.f. 1;t November, 2022, whichever
is later
11. Provided further that officers in SMG Scale V shall be eligible for the
monetary benefit of the third stagnation increment six years after reaching

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the maximum of scale or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later.
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Provided further that officers in SMG Scale V shall be eligible for the

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monetary benefit of the fourth stagnation increment eight years after
reaching the maximum of scale or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever
is later
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f) Officers in TEG Scale VI shall be eligible for three Stagnation Increments after

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reaching maximum of scale, with frequency of two years each, out of which first
two shall be of Rs.4000/- each and the third stagnation shall be of Rs.4340/-.
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maximum in the scale of pay, shall be eligible for the monetary benefit of
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the first stagnation increment of Rs. 4000/- two years after reaching the
maximum of Scale or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later

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maximum in the scale of pay, shall be eligible for the monetary benefit of
the second stagnation increment four years after reaching maximum of
Scale or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later.
111. Provided further that those officers in TEG Scale VI who are already at the
maximum in the scale of pay, shall be eligible for the monetary benefit of
the third stagnation increment six years after reaching maximum of Scale
or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later.

g) Officers in TEG Scale VII shall be eligible for three Stagnation Increments
Rs.4340/- each, with frequency of two years each after reaching maximum

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maximum in the scale of pay, shall be eligible for the monetary benefit of
the first stagnation increment of Rs. 4340/- two years after reaching the
maximum of Scale or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later.
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Provided further that those officers in TEG Scale VII who are already at the
maximum in the scale of pay, shall be eligible for the monetary benefit of
the second stagnation increment four years after reaching maximum oF
Scale or w.e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later.
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Provided further that those officers in TEG Scale VII who are already at the

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maximum in the scale of pay, shall be eligible for the monetary benefit of
the third stagnation increment six years after reaching maximum of Scale
or w .e.f. lst November, 2022, whichever is later.
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Note : The illustration related to release of newly introduced Stagnation increment
is provided in Annexure VI

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increment for completing CAIIB in their scale of pay, as hitherto. With effect from

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01.11.2022 apart from one increment for completing JAIIB, officers completing
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CAIIB will be eligible for two increments in their scale of pay.

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Provided further that Officers who are completing JAIIB after reaching the
top / maximum of scale shall be released with first instalment of PQP from
the date of passing.
11. Provided further that in case where an Officer as on the date of this
Settlement, has already acquired or shall acquire hereinafter JAIIB (CAIIB
1) or CAIIB (CAIIB II) after reaching top / maximum of the scale of Pay (in
case of JAIIB/ CAIIB) or after reaching the stage which is 1 stage less than
maximum of scale of Pay (in case of CAIIB/CAlIB II), and has not earned
increment(s), otherwise entitled on account of acquiring such qualification,
when there were no increments to provide in the scale of pay of those
employees, the stagnation increment in such cases may be advanced by
one year or two years as the case may be.
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01.11.2022 have already completed CAIIB/CAIIB II shall be eligible for 2nd /

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whichever is later
iv. Provided further that Officers who were in the services of the Bank as on
01.11.2022 have already completed CAIIB/CAIIB II and drawing PQP-II
shall be eligible for PQP-III one year after the release of PQP-II or
01.11.2022 whichever is later.
Note: Officers who have completed JAIIB (CAIIB-1) / CAIIB (CAIIB-II) and has
reached the maximum in the scale of pay on or before 01.11.2022 and has not
received the 1“ stagnation increment on or before 01.11.2022, shall be eligible for
PQP-I w.e.f. 01.11.2022 and release of subsequent instalment of PQP shall be with
reference to the date of release of PQP I under this clause.

(v) Fixed Personal Pay

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rates and shall remain frozen for the entire period of service.
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Increment DA as on otal F.P.P. payable wher
Component (Rs.) 01.11.2022 bank's accommodation is
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provided (Rs
(A) (B) (C)
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2980 222 3202
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F.P.P. as indicated in "C" above shall be payable to those officer employees who
are provided with bank's accommodation.
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F.P.P. for officers eligible for House Rent Allowance shall be "A” + "B" plus House
Rent Allowance payable on the last increment of the relevant scale of pay.
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The increment component of F.P.P. shall rank for superannuation benefits.

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Only officers who were in the service of the bank on or before 01.11.93 will be
eligibte for F.P.P, one year after reaching the top / maximum scale of pay they
are placed .

(vi) Professional Qualification Pay (PQP)

Officers shall be eligible for Professional Qualification Pay as under:

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Those who have passed only JAIIB PQP-I Rs.1370/- p.m., one year after
(CAIIB-I) reaching the top / maximum of the scale
Those who have passed CAIIB (CAIIB PQP-I Rs. 1370/- p.m., one year after
11) reaching the top / maximum of the scale

PQP-II - Rs. 3425/- p.m., two years after

reaching the top / maximum of the scale

PQP-III Rs. 5480/- p.m., three years

after reaching the top / maximum of the
scale
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An Officer employee acquiring JAIIB (CAIIB-1)/ CAIIB (CAIIB-II) qualifications

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after reaching the top / maximum stage of the scale of pay, shall be granted frorn

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the date of acquiring such qualification the first instalment of PQP and the release
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of subsequent instalments of PQP shall be with reference to the date of release
of first instalment of PQP.

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In substitution of Clause 3 of Joint Note dated llth November, 2020, with effect
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from lst November 2022, the Dearness Allowance shall be payable as per the
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1.00 c)/, of 'pay’ per percentage point of Index.

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Dearness Allowance in the above manner shall be paid for every variation of rise
or fall over 123.03 points in the quarterly average of the All India Consumer Price
Index for Industrial Workers Base 2016=100. 0.01% change in DA on 'pay’ for
change in every second decimal place of CPI 2016 over 123.03 points.

The change in the Dearness Allowance rate will be released on a quarterly basis
on lst May, 1st August, 1st November and lst February based on the following:

D.A release Quarterly average of CPI

date oints of the months Applicable for the month
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lst August April, May and June August, September and
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January
lst February October, November and February, March and April
December

(a) it is clarified that there shall be no ceiling on Dearness Allowance.

(b) All other existing provisions relating to Dearness Allowance Scheme shall
remain unchanged.
(c) While working out quarterly average up to first two decimals will be
considered .

(ii) House Rent Allowance

Existing provisions in this regard will continue with change in rates as under:
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shall be the actual rent paid by him/her for the residential
accommodation in excess over 0.35 % of Pay in the first stage of the Scale of Pay

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payable as per aforesaid rates mentioned in Column III above.
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Note: The claims of officer employees for the House Rent Allowance linked to the
cost of their ownership accommodation shall also be restricted to 150Q/o of House
Rent Allowance, as hitherto.

(iii) City Compensatory Allowance

I. No Area Rate

Places in Area 1 and above; and in the State of Goa Rs.2300/ -p.m

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 (iV) Location Allowance (Non-CCA Centres)

Effective 01.11.2022 a fixed allowance of Rs .1200 /- p.m. is payable to all Officers

posted in areas other than the areas that are eligible for CCA. This fixed allowance
shall not be reckoned for payment of DA, superannuation benefits, viz, pension
including DCPS(NPS), PF and Gratuity.

(v) Learning Allowance:

Officers shall be paid Learning Allowance of Rs. 850/-

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superannuation benefits, viz, Pension including DCPS(NPS), PF and Gratuity.

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wn cale IV, V 30.50%

Do cale VI, VII 31.50%

Note: The special allowance with applicable DA thereon shall not be reckoned for
superannuation benefits, viz, Pension including DCPS(NPS), PF and Gratuity.

(vii) Deputation Allowance

Deputation Allowance shall be at the followjng rates with effect from the date of
this Settlement. :

An Officer deputed to serve outside the bank to 7.75cyo of Pay with a

an organization in a different place other than the maximum of Rs. 7500/- per

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month
 An Officer deputed to another organization at the 4D/o of Pay with a
same place or to the training establishment not maximum of Rs . 3750/

owned by the Bank per month

Upon deputation of an Officer to another office / branch within the same municipal
limits / urban agglomeration, in Metro / Major 'A’ Class cities where the distance
of such deputation is 20 km and more from the parent branch / office, halting
allowance as provided under (xiii) below shall be payable.

(viii) Special Area Allowance

At places where special area allowance is payable in terms of Regulation 23(ii) of

Officers’Service Regulations, 1979/1982, the said allowance shall be paYable at
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rates as in Annexure-„ V. Further, if Hill and Fuel Allowance is payable in terms of
this Joint Note, then at such places only higher of the two allowances shall be
payable.
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Place by Rate
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bove but less than 1500 meters andEof Rs. 1450 per month
ercara Town
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:
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bove but less than 3000 meters

w n lof Rs. 1900/- per month

D o nd above
;% of Pay subject to a maximu
of Rs. 3750/- per month

Note: All other existing provisions shall remain unchanged.

(x) Officiating Pay

On and from 1.04.2024 an Officer who required to officiate in a post in a higher

scale for a continuous period of not less than 4 days at a time OR an aggregate of
4 days during a calendar month, shall receive an officiating pay equal tO 15c3/o of
the Basic pay of the person officiating and the same shall be payable pro-rata for
the Deriod for which he officiates. I

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 (Xi) Mid Academic Year Transfer Allowance

Mid Academic Year Transfer Allowance shall be payable at Rs. 2500/- p.m. per child
with a maximum up to 2 children, subject to other conditions.
(xii) Closing Allowance

On and from 01.04.2024, Closing Allowance shall be paid at a rate of Rs.1500 per
quarter payable to officers.
(xiii) Halting Allowance: Existing provisions to continue with change in
rates as under.

Major 'A'
Class
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Other
Metro
Cities 6
Places

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Grade / Scales of Officers (Rs.)
(Rs.)
(Rs.)
Officers in Scale VI & above 4050 2925

s 1 2150

Officers in Scale IV & V 3375

s
2925 2150

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Officers in Scale 1/11/II 2925 2475 1800

(xiv)
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Compensation on Transfer

a d
An officer on transfer will be eligible to draw a lumpsum amount as indicated

o
below for expenses connected with packaging, local transportation, insuring the
l
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baggage etc.
Officers Amount (Rs.)

Do Up to scale 3
4 and above
40000
50000

Apart from the above, either (a) 15 days lodging & boarding charges or (b) 15

days Halting Allowance shall be paid from the date of joining at new place.

(xv) Medical Aid

On and from 1“ November, 2022, reimbursement of medical expenses shall be
as under:

Officers in JMG & MMG Scales - Rs. 13000/- p.a.

Officers in SMG & TEG Scales - Rs. 15400/- p.a.

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i. For the calendar year 2022, the reimbursement of medical expenses under the
medical aid scheme shall be enhanced proportionately for two months i.e.
November and December 2022.
ii. All the Banks to evolve and implement a scheme for periodical health checkup
of all employees wherever it is not available.
111.
All employees shall be allowed reimbursement of Rs. 500 per year towards
annual eye check-up

(XVi ) Recovery of House Rent / Furniture Rent

House rent recovery shall be @ 0.35% of the first stage of the scale of pay in

2 0
which the officer is placed or the standard rent for the accommodation, whichever
is less
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Furniture rent recovery shall be @ 0.075 % of the first stage of the scale of pay
in which the officer is placed.
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3. SUPERANNUATION BENEFITS:

(i) Pension (including State Bank of India)

e d
With effect from lst November 2022, the Pay as defined under Clause 1 (ii) (i) of
this Settlement
a d
and drawn by the employees who are members of the Pension

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Fund shall be taken into consideration for the purpose of calculation of pension
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as per the Pension Fund Rules/ Regulations in force.

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D o Note

(1)
:

Option not to claim incremental commutation on revised basic

pension
Officers in service of the Banks as on lst November 2022 and who have
retired thereafter but before the date of this Settlement and who had opted
for commutation of pension will have an option not to claim incremental
commutation on revised basic pension.

(2) Calculation of Pension for Officers retired between 1-11-2022 and

30-8-2023.

As provided under Regulation 35 (1) of Bank Employees Pension

Regulation, the pension payable to employees is based on the average of

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 the emoluments drawn in the last ten months preceding the retirement of
the employee in terms of Regulations 2 and 38 of the Pension Regulations.
For the purpose of payment of pension, the Pay of the officers retiring on
or after lst November, 2022 will be taken on the basis of the Pay as is
provided under this Settlement. However, in the case of officers who have
retired from the services of the Banks, on or after lst November, 2022 but
on or before 30th August, 2023, since the period of preceding ten months
will constitute Pay both under this Settlement as well as pertaining to
Settlement dated 11th November, 2020, in such cases, the following
procedure will be adopted for determining Pension payable to them.
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1.

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For the period of ten months falling on and from lst November, 2022,

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the actual Pay drawn by the officer/payable under this Settlement;
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and

ii. For the period falling prior to lst November, 2022, the actual Pay

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drawn by the officer plus Dearness Allowance at the rate of 30.38
percent thereon will be notionally reckoned as Pay for the purpose.

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Dearness Relief on Pension (including State Bank of India)

a d
With effect from lst November, 2022, in respect of employees who retired or

l o
died while in service on or after lst November, 2022, Dearness Relief shall be

w n payable at 1.00 Q/, per percentage point of Index on the Basic Pension or

Do Family Pension or Invalid Pension or compassionate allowance as the case

may be. Dearness Relief in the above manner shall be paid half yearly for
every variation of rise or fall over 123.03 points in the quarterly average of
the All India Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers Base 2016=100.

(ii) Defined Contributory Pension Scheme (DCPS/NPS):

(a) in partial modification of clause 11 of Joint Note dated llth November,

2020, while the employees covered and governed under this Scheme, shall
continue to pay/contribute to the Fund at 10cY, of the ’Pay" plus Dearness
Allowance thereon, the Banks (including SBI), shall make a contribution of
14% of the "Pay" and Dearness Allowance thereon.
(b) The issue of exempting the additional 4% management contribution from
/ income tax already recommended by IBA to the Government

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(c) it is clarified that for superannuation benefit, 'Pay" shall be as per the
provisions contained in clause 1 (ii) (i) of this settlement.

(iii) Provident Fund

It is reiterated that -

(a) The employees who are presently covered under the Pension Scheme shall
continue to contribute 10% of the Pay towards Provident Fund, but there
shall be no matching contribution.
(b) Employees of State Bank of India will continue to be covered by Contributory
Provident Fund Scheme as hitherto.
(C) Employees who are presently covered under the Contributory Provident
Fund Scheme and have not opted for the Pension Scheme under the Joint

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Note dated 27th April 2010 shall continue under the Contributory Provident
Fund Scheme as hitherto.

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4. Definition of Family:
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In partial modification of clause Clause 16 (v) of the Joint Note dated 11th November,
2020 for the purpose of medical facilities and for the purpose of LFC, the expression
'family’ of an Officer employee shall mean :
by
i. the employee’s spouse,

e d
d
ii. wholly dependent unmarried children (including step children and legally
a
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adopted children)
iii. wholly dependent physically and mentally challenged brothers / sisters with

w n 40'/o or more disability,

Do iv. widowed daughters and dependent divorced / separated daughters,

v. sisters including unmarried/ divorced/ abandoned or separated from husband/

widowed sisters,

vi. parents wholly dependent on the employee.

Provided that in the case of physically and mentally challenged children

irrespective of age, they shall be construed as dependents even after their
marriage subject to however fulfilling the income criteria for dependent.

The term wholly dependent family member shall mean such member of the family
having a monthly income not exceeding Rs.18,000/

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 If the monthly income of one of the parents exceeds Rs.18,000/- or the aggregate
of monthly income of both the parents exceeds Rs.18,000/-, both the parents shall
not be considered as wholly dependent on the officer.
Note :

i. For the purpose of medical expenses reimbursement scheme, and Leave Fare
Concession, for all employees, any two of the dependent father, mother,
father-in-law, mother-in-law shall be covered. The employee will have the
choice to substitute either of the dependents or both once in a calendar year.

0
ii. For the calendar year 2024, for the purpose of medical insurance scheme /
2
from 01.10.2024. 1 6
policy, the revised monthly income criteria of dependents shall be effective

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5. Mode of Travel and Expenses on Travel for official duties and LTC / LFC:
Existing provisions to continue with following changes:

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An officer in Junior Management Grade will be entitled to travel by AC lst class
•

by any train including Premium Trains like Rajdhani/ Shatabdi/ Tejas/ Vande

d ed
Bharat/ Amrit Bharat, etc. (except luxury trains). He/she may, however,
travel by air (economy class) if so permitted by the Competent Authority,

o a
having regard to the exigencies of business or public interest.
•

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An officer in Middle Management Grade is entitled to travel by AC lst Class

wby any train including Premium Trains as mentioned above. He/she may,

Do however, travel by air (economy class) if the distance to be travelled is more

than 500 kms. He/she may, however, travel by air (economy class) even for
a shorter distance if so, permitted by the Competent Authority, having regard
to the exigencies of business or public interest.
•

An officer in Senior Management is entitled to travel by AC lst Class by any

train including Premium Trains as mentioned above or by air (Economy Class).
•

An officer in Top Executive Grade (upto TEGS-VII) is entitled to travel by AC

lst Class by any train including Premium Trains as mentioned above or by air
(Economy Class) .
•

An officer in Senior Management or Top Executive Grade may travel by car

between places not connected by air or rail provided that the distance does not
exceed 500 km. However, when a major part of the distance between the two
places can be covered by air or rail, and only the rest of the distance should
n9rmally be cove red by car. J
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Any officer may be authorized by the Competent Authority, having regard to

the exigencies of business or public interest, to travel by his/her own vehicle
or by taxi or by the Bank's vehicle.
•

Reimbursement of fare by premium trains as mentioned above (except luxury

trains) shall be allowed to all officers.
•

Where an officer has applied for.LTC/Leave in advance and has also booked
the tickets and the LFC is declined or deferred by the management, the
cancellation charges will be reimbursed by the Bank.
•

Where an officer has applied for LFC/leave as per stipulated time and the
same is sanctioned and when advance booking of train tickets is not possible,
tickets purchased under Tatkal/Premium tatkal will be reimbursed.
•

Note: GST Charges levied on Train Fare shall be over and above the

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entitlement. In view of prevailing dynamic fare system, the cost of train tickets
charged on the date of booking will be reimbursed.
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6. Leave Travel Concession facility:
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A. Existing provisions to continue with following changes:

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• An officer, by exercising an option anytime during a 4-year block or two-year
block, as the case may be, surrender and encash his LTC (other than travel

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to place of domicile) upon which he shall be entitled to receive an amount
equivalent to the eligible fare for the class of travel by train to which he is

a d
entitled up to a distance of 5500 kms (one way) for officers in JMG-Scale-I,

o
MMG – Scale II & III. For scale IV and above the same will be for 6500 Km
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Do • The mode and class by which an officer may avail of Leave Travel Concession
shall be the same as the officer is normally entitled to travel on transfer and
other terms and conditions subject to which the Leave Travel Concession may
be availed of by an officer. Provided that an officer in Junior Management
Grade Scale I while availing LTC will be entitled to travel by air in the lowest
fare economy class in which case the reimbursement will be the actual fare or
the fare applicable to AC lst Class fare by train for the distance traveled
whichever is less. The same rules shall apply when an officer in Middle
Management Grade Scale II and Middle Management Grade Scale III while
availing LTC where the distance is less than 500 kms.
LTC/HTC (Home Town Travel) can be availed independently where

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husband and wife are working in the same Bank

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For employees working in North-East States, LFC will begin from Guwahati
and the eligible train fare from their place of work to Guwahati will be

additionally paid. Similarly, eligible fare for Andaman & Nicobar Islands to
Chennai / Kolkata, Lakshadweep to Kochi, far-flung area branches in Himachal
Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, Jammu & Kashmir or any other areas which
are not directly connected by train shall be additionally reimbursed under LFC
in addition to normal entitlement for the employees working in these areas to
the nearest major Railway Station.

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LTC facility shall be allowed for an escort who accompanies an Officer with

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benchmark disabilities on the journey subject to following conditions:
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a)
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Prior Approval of the competent authority is obtained on each occasion.

1
b) The nature of Physical disability of the Officer is such as to necessitate

ss
an escort for the journey. In case of doubt, the decision of the head of the
Department/Controller will be final.
c)
by
The Officer with such benchmark disabilities does not have an adult
family member as dependent to accompany him/her.
d)
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The Officer with such benchmark disabilities and the escort shall avail

a d
of the concession, if any, in the Rail/Bus fare as might be extended by

o
Railways/State Roadways authorities in such cases.
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w n e) Any other person who is entitled to LTC as dependent does not
accompany the Officer with such benchmark disabilities on the journey.

Do B. LTC / LFC Monetisation

Following discussions in the working group and core group for officers regarding
the demand for monetization of LTC, similar to the existing schemes in some
Banks in the Industry, it wilt be discussed further with the Associations after
taking into account the cost implications.

7. Fitment on Promotion:

Every Officer on promotion shall be fitted in a higher stage in the new scale of pay
with a protection of a minimum differential of one increment in Pay drawn by
him/her in the pre-promoted cadre or scale. /
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8. Hospitalisation (Except SBI)

1. In reiteration of clause 10 of the Joint Note dated 25th May, 2015 the
reimbursement of hospitalisation expenses under the Group Medical
Insurance Scheme shall continue to be as same as provided therein.
Further improvements in the Scheme would be discussed between the
parties and finalised within 90 days.
11. In respect of the Scheme applicable to the retired employees, the following
modifications in the Scheme have been incorporated in terms of the
minutes of Understandings signed between the parties/UFBU on 19th July,
2023 with effect from lst November, 2023.
a) The scheme applicable to retired employees and officers will be a separate
scheme.

b) Based on this, a separate scheme worked out by and between the parties,
the benefits of which would accrue accordingly for retired employees and
officers .
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C)
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IBA would float tenders/RFP based on this separate revised scheme for the 6
retired employees and officers.

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d) The scheme and terms as applicable to in-service employees/officers will
henceforth not be applicable to the retired employees and officers.
e) Under this Scheme, the sum insured under the uniform base policy would

f)
be Rs. 2 lacs.
by
Stand-alone ceilings will not affect claims payable in other procedures
d
covered under the policy.
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g)
d
The bidder will also quote separate premium for those retirees, where the
a
policy cover only one person
h)
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The above separate scheme/Base Policy for the retired employees and

w n officers would be based on the following :-

Do i) Bed Charge/room rent/Boarding expenses per day

Metro/Urban centres Rs. 3000

Other centres Rs. 2500

ii) ICU Charges per day

Metro/urban centres Rs . 6000
Other centres Rs. 5000

iii) Standalone Ceiling/cap on treatments

Treatment Max
reimbursement
High fever, typhoid, jaundice, other ailments, etc Rs. 40,000 max
requiring hospitalization
 Coronary Angiogram Rs .16,000

Angioplasty Rs.1,00,000

CABG – bypass surgery Rs . 2,00,000

Open heart surgery for valve replacement Rs.2,00,000

Cataract Rs.30,000

Cost of intra-ocular lens Rs .10,000

Knee Replacement Rs .1,00,000

Lithotripsy – multi sitting - kidney stone removal Rs. 35,000

Hip replacement
2
Rs .1,00,000 0
Lasik surgery package per eye
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Rs.15,000
Hernia
1 0 Rs.40,000

Hydrocele

Piles/hemorrhoidectomy
ss Rs. 20,000

Rs.30,000

Appendicectomy
by Rs . 30,000

ed
Cholecystecto my Rs .40,000

Prostatecto my

a d Rs.40,000
FESS
o Rs. 30,000

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Dialysis Rs . 2,000

ow
Female Diseases/Surgery

D Hysterectomy
Mastectomy
Rs.40,000

Rs.40,000
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In case the patient is to be moved to a hospital / nursing home outside the urban
agglomeration / municipal limits, then the expenses incurred on conveyance may
be reimbursed at the following rates :

Ambulance Category Ceiling

Non-Cardiac Rs. 2,500/

Cardiac Rs. 5,000/

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 Other Charges :

Ventilator or respiratory charges - Rs.5,000/- per day + oxygen charges

Oxygen charges Rs.100/- per hour (Max.Rs.1,000/- per day)
Physician Consultation Charges per visit :

Registration charges - Rs.200/-

Consultation / routine visit - Rs.400/'
Night visit / emergency visit - Rs.600/-
Specialist Consultation charges per visit :

Consultation / Routine day visit Rs . 500/-

Consultation with ECG / Night visit / Emergency visit - Rs . 700/-

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Physiotherapy charges -
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Rs.300/- per day
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Charges for Operations (Maximum) :

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Type Anesthesia
Charges

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Minor operation under LA Rs.5,000/
Minor operation under GA Rs. 5500/' Rs. 2500/’ Rs. 3,000/

Minor operations
e d Rs. 17,000/. Rs. 7,000/
(fixed )
Rs. 7,000/

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Supra Major Operations Rs. 26,000/' Rs. 9,000/' Rs. 10,000/
(per hour)

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D oOption for Insurance coverage of single person to be provided .

All other terms and conditions of the Medical Insurance Scheme as mentioned in
the 10th Bi-partite/7tF1 Joint Note which are not explicitly mentioned in this
amendment shall continue. Further, it is agreed that the coverages that have
been added subsequently in the Scheme vide settlement dated lltF' November,
2020 shall also continue, subject to the caps, if any, as mentioned herein.

For additional insurance over and above the base policy to be offered, it shall be
without above mentione d ceilings

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9. Leave Rules
(i) A provision will be put in place to record the reason for refusal or
postponement of leave by the leave sanctioning authority.

(ii) a) in partial modification of clause 5(b) under Annexure VI (Leave Rules)

of the Joint Note dated llth November, 2020, a single male parent can
avail sick leave for the sickness of his child of 8 years and below subject
to production of medical certificate,

(b) Employees can avail sick leave for the sickness of their Special Child oF
15 years and below for a maximum period of 10 days in a calendar year
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subject to production of medical certificate.

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(iii)
Note dated llth 1 0
In partial modification of Leave Rules, Annexure Vl clause 5(b) of Joint
November, 2020, women employees shall be allowed to

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take one day Sick Leave per month without production of medical
certificate .

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In partial modification of Leave Rules, Annexure Vl clause 5(b) of Joint

d
Note dated llth November, 2020, in case of employees of the age of 58
e
a d
years and above, sick leave may be granted towards hospitalization of the
spouse at a centre other than the place of work and for a maximum period

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of 30 days in a calendar year.

w n ( V) In partial modification of Leave Rules, Annexure VI clause 5 of Joint Note

Do dated llth November, 2020, an employee shall be granted sick leave at

the rate of one month for each year of service subject to a maximum of
720 days during the entire service.

( vi) In partial modification of Leave Rules, Annexure VI clause 3 of Joint Note

dated llth November, 2020, the following shall be added as Note 3.

"In case of delivery of more than two children in one single delivery,
Maternity Leave shall be granted upto 12 months.

(vii) Employees shall be granted Bereavement Leave on the demise of the

family members (spouse, children, parents and parent-in-law) and number
of days of such leave shall be decided by each Bank at their level. The
intervening holidays will form part of the leave and bereavement leave
should be availed within a maximum period of 15 days of the demise. This

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leave will not be considered as "Active Service" for the purpose of Privilege
leave calculation.

(viii) For calculating privilege leave, all types of leave availed except casual leave
and mandatory leave will be excluded.

(iX) Principal Office bearers of All India Officers’ Unions/Associations shall be

granted Special leave upto 25 days in a calendar year.

(X) In partial modification of Leave Rules, Annexure VI clause 1 of Joint Note

dated lltF' November, 2020, advance notice of 10 days for availing
privilege leave be waived for office bearers and Executive Committee
members of a registered trade union.

(Xi) Officers who are Defence Representatives in departmental enquiry

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proceedings may be granted one day special leave for the purpose of

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preparing the defence submissions of an officer. Such special leave shall
be granted for a maximum of ten occasions in a year.
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In partial modification of Leave Rules, Annexure VI clause 3(d) of Joint
Note dated 11th November, 2020, Maternity Leave shall be granted once to

by
a female employee for a maximum period of 9 months, for legally adopting

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a child who is below one year of age, all other conditions remaining the

(xiii)
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In partial modification of Leave Rules, Annexure VI clause 3 of Joint Note

l o
dated llth November, 2020, Maternity Leave may be granted for in vitro

wn fertility (IVF) treatment subject to production of medical certificate, within

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the overall limit of 12 months.

(XiV) A total of two days of Casual leave may be availed for half a day on 4
occasions in a year out of which 2 occasions would be in the morning and
2 occasions in the afternoon.

Note :

a. Casual Leave under this category can be availed after applying 24

hours in advance.

b. At the time of carrying over the balance in Casual Leave to Unavailed

Casual Leave account, the fraction in the balance if any, shall
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 (xv) Special maternity leave upto 60 days shall be granted in case of still born
or death of the infant within 28 days of birth.
(XVi) Accumulated privilege leave may be encashed upto 255 days at the time
of retirement/upon death of an employee while in service.

IO. Leave Bank Scheme

Looking to the contingencies where some of the employees get affected with very
major ailments like cancer, cerebral stroke, paralysis, major organ
transplantation, end stage liver disease, kidney failure, etc., or on account of
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major accidents, where the hospitatization, treatment and convalescence is
1
prolonged and where in such cases, employees are absent from office on medical
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grounds for prolonged periods and have exhausted all the leave to their credit

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and hence are under compulsion to seek grant of extraordinary leave without
pay, it has been agreed in principle to evolve a staff welfare scheme under which

by
provision would be made for voluntary encashment of Privilege Leave by the
employees and the monetized value of such leave would be pooled under a Leave

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Bank system in each Bank out of which, special leave would be sanctioned to the

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employees affected by such contingencies.

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A proper Scheme would be discussed and formulated by the IBA for
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implementation by the Banks within 90 days.
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11. Weekly off

In terms of understanding dated 7th December, 2023, reached between IBA and
Officers’ Associations for declaration of all Saturdays as holidays under Negotiable
Instrument Act for Banking industry, IBA has accordingly recommended to the
Government, The due changes in the working hours, will be effective after
approval by the Government of India and necessary clearances from Government
/ Reserve Bank of India.

12. Dearness Relief for pre-November 2002 pensioners

In terms of clause 7 of bipartite settlement dated 9th June, 2005 and clause 16 of
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bipartite settlement dated 27tF1 April, 2010, Dearness Allowance payable to

pensioners/family pensioners of the period on and from lst November, 2002 was

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modified w.e.f. lst February, 2005 and revised to uniform 100% neutralisation. In
term g of minutes of , understanding signed between the parties dated 28th July, /
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 2023, it was agreed to extend the benefit of 100% neutralisation in the dearness
allowance scheme to pre-November, 2002 pensioners and it was accordingly
revised w.e.f. lst October, 2023 as under:

DA rates will be on uniform basis of 100%

For all pensioners and
family pensioners relating neutralization as in the case of employees/ officers/
to period from 01.01.1986 pensioners/ family pensioners of period on and from
to 31.10.1992 / lst November, 2002 as provided hereinbelow
30.06.1993
- For those pensioners/family pensioners of period 1-
1-1986 to 31-10-1992 / 30.06.1993, DA shall be at
the uniform rate of 0.67% per slab over 600 points.
- For those pensioners/family pensioners of period 1-
11-1992 / 01.07.1993 to 31-03-1998, DA shall be at
the uniform rate of 0.35% per slab over 1148 points.

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- For thosd pensioners/family pensioners of period 1-

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04-1998 to 31-10-2002, DA shall be at the uniform
rate of 0.24cY, per slab over 1684 points.

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For Pensioners/Family
Pensioners of the period
from 01.01.1986 to

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31.10.1992 / 30.06.1993
- For Basic Pension/Family Ex gratia of Rs. 800/- per month
Pension upto Rs. 1250/-

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- For Basic Pension/Family

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Pension from Rs. 1251/-

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and upto Rs. 2000/-
Ex gratia of Rs. 450/- per month

For
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Pensioners/Family

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Pensioners of the period
from 01.11.1992 /

Do 01.07.1993 to 31.03.1998
- For Basic Pension/Family Ex gratia of Rs. 800/- per month
Pension upto Rs. 2400/-
- For Basic Pension/Family
Pension from Rs. 2401/- Ex gratia of Rs. 450/- per month
and upto Rs. 3850/-

For Pensioners/Family
Pensioners of the period
from 01.04.1998 to
31.10.2002
- For Basic Pension/Family Ex gratia of Rs. 800/- per month
Pension upto Rs. 3550/-

Ex gratia of Rs. 450/- per month

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 - For Basic Pension/Family
Pension from Rs. 3551/-
and upto Rs. 5650/-

13. Ex-gratia for Pensioners (including SBI):

The Unions / Associations, have been demanding periodical updation of pension

along with wage revision Settlements. The issue regarding updation of pension
is already sub-judice before various courts including the Honourable Supreme

0
Court. The Unions / Associations, requested that without prejudice to the court
2
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cases, some ex-gratia may be extended to the pensioners/family pensioners and
it has been agreed that some ex-gratia amount could be considered, for the

1
current bi-partite period i.e., from 01.11.2022 to 31.10.2027.0
ss
The issue was discussed further and accordingly it has been agreed that as a one-

by
time measure applicable for the current bipartite settlement / Joint Note period
commencing from November, 2022 to October 2027, monthly ex-gratia amount

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shaII be paid in addition to the pension/family pension paid by the public sector

d
Banks including SBI, to pensioners and family pensioners, who became eligible
a
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to draw pension on or before 31st October, 2022 including those who retired on

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31.10.2022. The said ex-gratia amount shall not attract any other allowance
including dearness allowance/dearness relief. The next review of the ex-gratia

Do amount shall be undertaken in April 2024 and thereafter shall be subject to review
annually and as mutually agreed between the IBA and the Unions/Associations.

Without prejudice to the court cases in various litigations relating to pension

scheme including the demand for updation of pension for past retirees, etc., the
payment of ex-gratia should in no way / under any circumstances, be construed
as revision of pension and a step against IBA's stand in the courts including
supreme court.

The ex-gratia shall be paid as per the following matrix based on the Factor given
hereunder for the different settlement periods. Such fixed monthly ex-gratia shall
be payable for the month of November, 2022 and onwards during
01-11-2022 to 31-10-2027.
the period
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 Retired during the period
4/5th BPS 6th BPS S 10th BPS IIM BPS

For lst Jan lst o In Nov I" Nov

1986 to Nov. 1992 1998 to E 2002 to 1 2007 to 2012 to 2017 to
workmen
31- Oct to 31" 3]“ Oct F 3]" Oct F 31" Oct 31st Oct 31’t Oct
1992 Mar.1998 2002 : 2007 1 2012 2017 2022

lst / 2nd 3rh Joint Mhrl 7th Joint

Joint note note I note I note note
8th Joint
note
note
For
Officers lst Jan I" Jul lst Apr lst Nov I“ Nov lst Nov lst Nov
1986 to 1993 to 1998 to 2002 to 2007 to 2012 to 2017 to
30th Jun 31st Mar 31st Oct 31st Oct 3 in Oct 31st Oct 31st Oct
1993 1 998 2002 2007 2012 2017 2022

0.17 0.15 0.12 0.07 0.05 0.03 0.02

Note :
2 0
1. Ex gratia amount payable shall be the Basic pension attracting DA/DR +
1 6
DA/DR paid for October, 2022 multiplied by the Factor as provided in the
1 0
ss
above Table after round up/down. To round up / down to the nearest 100,
(i.e. 49 and below shall be round down to lower hundred and 50 and above

by
shall round up to higher hundred)
iI. Basic Pension would mean the full basic pension as on 31“ October, 2022 (not

d
the reduced basic pension after commutation)
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iii.
d
For part time employees, the ex-gratia shall be based on the Basic Pension

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drawn by them and DA / DR applicable on the Basic pension.

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14. Option for resigned employees to join Pension Scheme

D o In terms of the Memorandum of Understanding arrived at between the parties vide

MoU dated 7th November, 2023, it is agreed, subject to approval of the
Government, that employees who were in service of the Banks on or after 1-1-
1986 and had joined the Banks before 1-4-2010 and who have resigned from the
service of the Bank on or before 26-04-2010 and who were otherwise eligible to
join the pension scheme while in service will be given an option and opportunity
to join the pension scheme on the following terms and conditions:

1. The following categories of former employees, who satisfy all the conditions stated
in sub-clauses (a) to (c) herein below, would be eligible for exercising an option to „
join the Pension Scheme within ninety days of announcement of such option as V
one time measure only.
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a. Employees and officers who were in service of the Banks on or after 1-1-1986 and

had joined the Banks before 1-4-2010 and who have resigned from the service of
the Bank on or before 26-04-2010 and who were otherwise e\igible to join the
pension scheme while in service and
b. Who agree to refund to the Bank the entire Bank’s contribution to Provident Fund

(along with accumulated interest thereon) received by them at the time of their
resignation or later from the Bank, and
C. Who agree to execute an undertaking as per draft provided by the Bank

2. All such eligible former employees as mentioned above and their surviving spouse
2 0
1 6
or eligible family member shall be entitled for pension / family pension, if they
exercise the option, subject to the following conditions
1 0
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a. That the pension will be paid prospectively from the month following the month in
which the Bank receives the Bank’s contribution towards PF (along with accrued

by
interest thereon) received by the former employee/former officer at the time of
resignation or later.
b.
demand.
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The commutation of pension will not be extended to them and they will not

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C. Pension shall be computed as per the applicable provisions of the Pension

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Regulations, as applicable to relevant Bi-partite settlement / Joint Note in which
he / she resigned.
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3. The Associations / Unions of employees or former employees / former officers who

have initiated any pending legal proceedings for and on behalf of the former
employees/officers wherein the right of the former employees or former officers,
who have resigned from the service of the Bank, to opt for pension is directly or
indirectly one of the issues for consideration by the concerned Court or Authority,
having jurisdiction and powers to adjudicate or decide, unequivocally agree to
unconditionally withdraw such proceedings or take necessary steps to ensure that
the right of the former employees / former officers who have resigned from the
services of the bank, to opt for pension is no longer Res Integra in such proceeding
and also agree not to initiate any proceedings concerning such right in future.

15. Disciplinary & Appeal Regulations and procedure thereof

prehensive Guidelines on Discipline & Appeal Regulations will be brought out
tual discussion within 3 months from the signing of this joint Note

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 16. Special provision for State Bank of India

Special compensatory provisions in respect of State Bank of India as in bank level

settlements may be reviewed and settled at bank level. In this Joint Note, the
following clauses/provisions do not apply to State Bank of India and the same
shall be settled at the bank-level as mentioned above:
Clause 1 (v) I Fixed Personal Pay
a

2 0
a

a
1 6
a
1 0
a
a

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17. Implementation:e d
a d
The various provisions of this Joint Note shall take effect from the dates specified

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hereunder, unless provided to the contrary and the financial benefits emanating

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therefrom shall be given effect to

Do SI.
No.
Subject
Clause
No.
Date of effect

Scales of Pay 1 (i) 1-11-2022

Definition of Pay 1 (ii) 1-11-2022
Stagnation increment 1 (iii) 1-11-2022
Increments for completion of JAIIB / CAIIB 1 (iV) 1-11-2022
Fixed Personal Pay 1 (v) 1-11-2022
Professional Qualification Pay 1 (vi) 1-11-2022
Dearness Allowance 2 (i) 1-11-2022
House Rent Allowance 2 (ii) 1-11-2022
City Compensatory Allowance 2 (iii) 1-11-2022

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 10 Location Allowance 2 (iV) 1-11-2022
11 Learning Allowance 2 (v) 1-11-2022
12 Special Allowance 2 (Vi) 1-11-2022
13 Special Area Allowance 2 (viii) 1-11-2022
14 Hill & Fuel Allowance 2 (ix) 1-11-2022
15 Medical Aid 2 (xv) 1-11-2022
16 Recovery of House Rent / Furniture Rent 2 (xvi) 1-11-2022
17 Deputation Allowance 2 (vii) 1-4-2024
18
19
Officiating pay
Mid Academic year Transfer Allowance
2 (x)
2 (Xi)
2 0
1-4-2024
1-4-2024
20 Closing Allowance 2 (xii)
1 6
1-4-2024
21 Halting Allowance 2 (xiii)
1 0 1-4-2024

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22 Compensation on Transfer 2 (XiV) 1-4-2024
23 Pension – Pay calculation, Commutation 3 (i) 1-11-2022
24
25 by
Defined Contributory Pension Scheme (NPS)
Provident Fund
3 (ii)
3 (iii)
1-11-2022
1-11-2022
26 a Definition of family
ed 4 1-4-2024

ad
26 b Definition of Family (Only for Officers 4 1-10-2024
covered under Medical Insurance Scheme

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Other than SBI
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Mode of Travel and Expenses on Travel 5 1-4-2024

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Leave Fare Concession 6 1-4-2024

D o29

30
Leave Rules
100% DA for pre-Nov. 206e
9

12
1-04-2024
1-10-2023
31 Ex gratia for Pensioners 13 1-11-2022
32 Dearness Relief on Pension 1-11-2022

18. Date of Effect and Operation:

For payment of arrears, the benefits under various provisions as above shall be
from lst November, 2022 unless otherwise specified against the relevant
provisions. The Joint Note shall remain in force for five years from lst November,
2022

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 19 . Interpretation

If there is any difference of opinion regarding interpretation of any of the provision

of this Joint Note the matter will be taken up only at the level of the Indian Banks’
Association and the authorised represe,itatives of the Officers' Associations

Place: Mumbai Date: 08-03-2024

For For
Indian Banks’ Association All India Bank Officers' Confederajion

P M BalacYandr
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Indian National Bank Officers
Congress

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List of public Sector Banks

Bank of Baroda
Bank of India
Bank of Maharashtra
Canara Bank
Central Bank of India
Indian Bank
Indian Overseas Bank

Punjab & Sind Bank

Punjab National Bank
2 0
UCO Bank
1 6
Union Bank of India
1 0
State Bank of India
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List of Private Sector Banks
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The Federal Bank (Upto Scale III)
The Karnataka Bank Ltd. (Upto Scale III)

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The South Indian Bank Ltd. (Upto Scale IV)

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The Karur Vysya Bank Ltd.
RBL Bank

The Nainital Bank Ltd

Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. (Upto Scale III)

The Dhanalakshmi Bank Ltd.

IDBI Bank (Upto Scale III)

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 ANNEXURE-III
EXISTING & REVISED PAY SCALES (in Rupees) - OFFICERS (Scale- I, II, III)
JMGS I I MMGS II I MMGS III
jstages E IS N S

1 36000 48480 48170 64820 63840 85920

2 37490 50480 49910 67160 65830

3 38980 52480 51900 69840 67820
4 40470 54480 53890 72520 69810
5 41960 56480 55880 75200 71800

2 0
6 43450
44940
58480
60480
57870
59860
77880
80560
m3
76010
1 6
99320
7

8 46430 62480 61850 83240

1 0
78230
9 48170 64820 63840
ss
by
10 49910 67160 65830
11 51900 69840 67820

ed
12 53890 72520 69810
13 55880
57870 a d
75200
77880
71800
14
o 73790

nl
15 59860 80560 76010

ow
16 61850 83240 78230 105280

D 17

18
63840
65830
19 67820
20 69810

stag +1 71800 96640 80450 108260 80450 108260

stag +2 73790 99320 82670 111240 82670 111240
stab = 76010 102300 84890 114220 84890 114220
stag +4 78230 105280 87110 117200 87110 117200
stag +5 80450 108260 89330 120180 89610 120560
stag +6 111240 123540 92110 123920
stag +7 114220 126900 127600

V
Stag +8.

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ANNEXU RE -IV

EXISTING & REVISED PAY SCALES in Rupees -OFFICERS (Scale IV, V, VII VIII

SMGS IV SMGS V TEGS VI TEGS VII

Stages
E ImI X S

1 76010 102300 89890 120940 1 6

2 78230 105280 92390 124300 7 1

3 80450 108260 94890 127660 1 2

4 82670 111240 97620 131340 5 2

5 84890 114220 100350 135020 1 1

6 87390 117580
2 0
7 89890 120940
1 6
a 124300 103320 139020 160840

1 0 178560

ss
a 127980 143020 165180 183260

aa 131980 147360 169520 187960

by
aa 135980 151700

na 139980

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Fitment is on stage to stage basis
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 Annexu re-V
Special Area Allowance

Allowances (in Rs.)

SI
No.
Place
Ma o
Rs.48,481/- IRs. 48,481/-
I

a a

Lunglei Town in Lunglei District.

4100
0
5300
2
6
01
: a 4100 5300
kms from Lunglei town

a
c

s s1 2700
4100
3400
5300

by
3 ,ndaman & Nicobar Islands
a Littll 4100 5300

d
hndaman,Nicobar & Narcondum Islands
e
)
d 4100 5300
4 ;ikkim
oa 4100 5300

nl
5 a 4100 5300
S

e
o w 1000 1200

D8 ripu ra
1000 1200

a 4100 5300
) 2700 3400
a 2700 3400
10 ,runachal Pradesh
a 4100 5300
: 4100 5300
areas
11 r

1) Kathua District: Niabat Bani, Lohi, Malhar and 4100 5300

Machhodi
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 (a) Dudu Basantgarh, Lander Bhamag Illaqa,I 4100 5300
hakrakote and Nagote
:
4100 5300
jincluded in (c ) below
c 4100 5300
rnas from Keasi side in Tehsil Mohre
o 4100 5300
Nowgam in Kashmir Tehsil
) Baramulla District:
a a 4100 5300
Keran Illaqua

m) 4100 5300
o s 2700 3400
jand Rajouri District excluding the towns of Poonch and
Rajouri and Sunderbani and other urban areas in the
2 0
:wo Districts
1 6
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lare within the distance of 8 kms. from the Line o
1 0
2700 3400

,ctual Control (LOC) or at places which may

Ideclared as qualifying for Border Allowance from timel
:o time by the State Government for their own staff. ss
b

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Leh District:
by 4100 5300

INoyama and Nobre

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FZa ns kar

a d
,II other places in the District
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1) Chamba District

D o a) Pangi Tehsil, 4100 m3

FFollowing Panchayats and Villages in BharmourTehsil:

Panchayats: Badgaun, Bajol, Deol Kugti, Nayagam
jand Tunda
iFlages: Ghatu of Gram Panchayat Jagat, Kanarsi o
FGram Panchayat Chauhata
:
4100 5300
Villages included in (a) above
c 2700 3400
Tehsil, Dalhousie Town (including Banikhet Proper)
I

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t a
41 14 6
 ja) Asrang, Chitkul and Hango Kuno/ Charangj 4100 5300
Pa nchayats,
15/ 20 Area comprising the Gram Panchayats o
Chhota Khamba, Nathpa and Rupi,
Pooh Sub-Division, excluding the Panchayat Area
lspecified above
) a 4100 5300
above
L

a Te 4100 5300
Panchayats of Kharga, Kushwar and Sarga
)

Burrow in Nirmand Tehsil) and entire District excluding

2700
2 0
3400

outer Seraj area and pargana of Pandrabis bu

including villages Jagat-Khana and Burao of Tehsil
1 6
N irmand)
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a 4100 5300

IEntire area of Lahaul and spiti

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by
a

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Panchayats of Koot, Labana-Sadana, Sarpara and
4100 5300

IChandi-Bran da
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Dodra-Kawar Tehsil,

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IGram Panchayat of Darkali in Rampur, Kashapath
4100 5300

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-ehsil and Munish,
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Ghori Chaibis of Pargana Sarahan
(1) a) Chopal Tehsil 2700 3400
b) (i)Ghoris, Panjgaon, Patsnau, Naubis and
Teen Koti of Pargana Sarahan,
(ii) Deothi Gram Panchayat of Taklesh Area,
(iii) Pargana Barabis,
(iV) Kasba Rampur and Ghori Nog of Pargana
Rampur of Rampur Tehsil,
(I1) Shimla Town and its suburbs (Dhalli, Jatog,
KasumDti, Mashobra, Taradevi and Tutu
a

a 4100 5300

1 2700 3400
following offices located outside the Municipal
limits but included in Dharamshala Town:
a) Women’s ITI, Dan,
b) MechaAical Workshop, Ramna

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 c) Child Welfare and Town and Country Planning
Offices. Sakoh,
d) CRSF Office at lower Sakoh,
e) Kangra Milk Supply Scheme, Dugiar,
f) HRTC Workshop, Sadher,
g) Zonal Malaria Office, Dari,
h) Forest Corporation Office, Sharnnagdr,
i) Tea Factory, Dari,
j) I.P.H.Sub- Division, Dari
k) Settlement Office, Shamnagar,
1) Binwa Project, Shamnagar,
(I1) Palampur Town, including HPKVV Campus a
Palampur and the following offices located outside its
municipal limits but included in Palampur Town –
a) H.P. Krishi Vishwavidhataya Campus,
b) Cattle DevelopmentOffice/Jersey Farm, Banuri,
c) Sericulture Office/Indo- German Agriculturl
Workshop/HPPWD Division, Bundla,
d) Electrical Sub-Division, Lohna,
2 0
e) D.P.O. Corporation, Bundla,
f) Electrical HPSE Division, Ghu Far
1 6
F) Mandi District:
1 0
2700 3400

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Panchayats in Thunag Tehsil:

Bagraa, Chatri, Chhotdhar, Garagushain, Gatoo,i

by
IGaryas, Janjheli, Jaryar, Johar Kalhani, Kalwan,
Kholanal, Loth, Silibagi, Somachan, Thachdhar, Tachi,I
hana,

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Following Panchayats of Dharampur Block:
Binga, Kamlah, Saklana, Tanyar and Tarakholah,

a d
Panchayats of Karsog Tehsil – Balidhar, Bagra,i
iGopalpur, Khajol, Mahog, Mehudi, Manj, Pekhi, Sainj,

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ISarahan and Teban.
Panchayats of Sundernagar Tehsil –

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Bohi, Batwara. Dhanyara, Paura-Kothi, Seri and Shoja
2700 3400

Do ja) Following Panchayats of

i) Bani, Bakhali (Pachhad Tehsil),
Iii) Bharog Bheneri (Paonta Tehsil),
liii) Birla(Nahan Tehsil),
liv)Dibber (Pachhad Tehsil) and
)Thana Kasoga (Nahan Tehsil)
lb) Thansqiri Tract
2700 3400
k9) Solan District: Mangal Panchayat.
e %mMRsT–iia 1000 1200
lincluded in (1) to (9) above
13 ma akhand: Area 4100 5300
Uttarkashi,Rudraprayaq and Champavat Districts
14 e 1000 1200
ISunderban Areas (south of Dampier Hodge’s line),
namely, Bhagatush Khali (Rampura), Kumirmari
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 (Bagna),Jhinga Khali, Sajnakhali, Gosaba, Amlamath
ya),Canning, Kultali, Piyali, Nalgaraha, Raidighi
nchi, Pathar Pratima Bhagabatpur, Saptamukhi
Namkhana Sikarpur, Kakd w ip, Sagar, Mousini.i
Kalinagar, Haroa, Hingalganj, Basanti, Kuemari,
Kultola, Ghushighata
Ku lti

2 0
16
1 0
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 Annexure VI
Officer in JM Grade Scale I and Eligible for the Monetary benefit
MM Grade Scale II who were in of Additional Stagnation
service as on Ol.11.2022 Increment with effect from
Who were in receipt of 5th 6th & 7th Stagnation increment from
Stagnation increment from 01.11.2022
November 2018 & before
Who were in receipt of 5th 6th Stagnation increment from
Stagnation increment between 01.11.2022 and 7th Stagnation
December 2018 and October 2020 increment 4 years from the date of
release of 5th Stagnation increment
Who are in receipt of 5th Stagnation 6th Stagnation increment from
increment from November 2020 & 01.11.2022 or 2 years after
after receIVIng the 5th Stagnation
increment, whichever is later and
the 7th stagnation ncrement two
2 0
ears thereafter

1 6
Officer in MM Grade Scale III
1 0
Eligible for the Monetary benefit

ss
who were in service as on of Additional Stagnation
01.11.2022 Increment with effect from
Who were in receipt of 6th 7th & 8th Stagnation increment from
Stagnation increment
November 2018 & before
from
by 01.11.2022

Stagnation
e
increment d
Who were in receipt of 6th
between
7th Stagnation increment from
01.11.2022 and 8th Stagnation

a d
December 2018 and October 2020 increment 4 years from the date of
release of 6th Stagnation increment

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Who are in receipt of 6th Stagnation 7th Stagnation increment from
increment from November 2020 & 01.11.2022 or 2 yea rs after

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after receIVIng the 6th Stagnation

Do increment, whichever is later and

the 8th stagnation increment two
years thereafter

Officer in SM Grade Scale IV Eligible for the Monetary benefit

who were in service as on of Additional Stagnation
01.11.2022 Increment with effect from
Who were in receipt of 2nd 4th Stagnation increment from
Stagnation increment between 01.11,2022 and 5th Stagnation
November 2017 and October 2018 increment 6 years from the date of
release of 2-d Stagnation increment
Who were in receipt of 2nd 3rd Stagnation increment from
Stagnation increment between 01.11.2022 and 4th Stagnation
December 2018 and October 2020 increment 4 years from the date of
release of 2nd Stagnation increment

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Who are in receipt of 2nd Stagnation 3rd Stagnation increment from

increment from November 2020 & 01.11.2022 or 2 years after
after receIVIng the 2nd Stagnation
increment, whichever is later and
the subsequent stagnation
increment with frequency of two
years thereafter

Officer in SM Grade Scale V who Eligible for the Monetary benefit

were in service as on of Additional Stagnation
01.11.2022 Increment with effect from
Who reached maximum in Scale of 4th Stagnation increment from
01.11.2022 2 0
pay in November 2014 & before

1
Who reached maximum in Scale of 3rd Stagnation increment from 6
pay between December 2014
October 2016
1 0
01.11.2022 and 4th Stagnation
increment 2 years from the date of

01.11.2022
sms
release of 3’d Stagnation increment
Who reached maximum in Scale of 2nd Stag
and
increment from

by
pay between December 2016 & 3 rd Stagnation
October 2018 increment 2 years from the date of
release of 2-d Stagnation increment

e d
Who reached maximum in Scale of r
pay between December 2018 & after from the date of release of 1=t

a d Stagnation
whichever IS
or 01.11.2022,
later and the

l o subsequent stagnation increment

with frequency of two years

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Do Officer in TE Grade Scale VI an Eljgjble for the lonetary benefit

Additional
Scale VII who were in service Stagnation
as on Ol.11.2022 Increment with effect from
Who reached maximum in Scale o' -tagnation ncrement rom
in November 2016 & before 01.11,2022
Who reache maxImum in cale o taqnation nc re ment rom
pay between ecerTI 2016 2022 :agnation
October 2018 increment 2 years from the date of
release of 2 Stagnation increment
Who reach rr)axlrrturn in -cale o -taqnation increment rom
pay between lecember 2018 01.11.2022 2nd :agnation
October 2020 Fncrement 2 years thereafter
st Stagnation increment
Who reached maximum in lcale o' years
pay between December 2020 & after I from the date reaching
maximum or 01.1 2022, whichever
later and the subsequent
stagnation increment with frequency
of two years thereafter

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