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BMC to pay Rs 33,000 Diwali bonus this year

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The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation agreed to grant an ex gratia payment of Rs 33,000 to more than 83,000 officers and employees for the festive season. Union leaders confirmed that the funds will reach permanent staff and other workforce members ahead of Diwali. The payout was finalized after a meeting of all group leaders held at the BMC headquarters. Beyond standard civic employees, the festive bonus extends to teaching assistants, education service workers, and staff at aided private primary and secondary schools.

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  • Eligible recipients will receive the festive payment ahead of Diwali following confirmati…: Eligible recipients will receive the festive payment ahead of Diwali following confirmations from union leaders.
  • Non-teaching staff and teachers at aided private primary and secondary schools are includ…: Non-teaching staff and teachers at aided private primary and secondary schools are included in the payout scheme.
  • Education service workers and teaching assistants will also benefit from the approved civ…: Education service workers and teaching assistants will also benefit from the approved civic ex gratia distribution.

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Mumbai: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will pay a Diwali bonus of Rs 33,000 to its over 83,000 officers and employees this year, an employees' union leader said on Wednesday.

The bonus is an increase of Rs 2,000 over the Rs 31,000 ex gratia payment announced by the country's richest civic body last year.

The union leader said that the payment will also be extended to teachers and non-teaching staff of aided private primary and secondary schools, including teaching assistants and education service workers.

At a meeting of all group leaders at the BMC headquarters, the civic body agreed to pay a Rs 33,000 bonus to its employees, union leader Shashank Rao told PTI.

Ramakant Bane, another union leader, said that over 83,000 permanent BMC employees and other staffers will receive the bonus before Diwali.

The bonus is an increase of Rs 2,000 over the Rs 31,000 ex gratia payment announced by the country's richest civic body last year.

The union leader said that the payment will also be extended to teachers and non-teaching staff of aided private primary and secondary schools, including teaching assistants and education service workers.

At a meeting of all group leaders at the BMC headquarters, the civic body agreed to pay a Rs 33,000 bonus to its employees, union leader Shashank Rao told PTI.

Ramakant Bane, another union leader, said that over 83,000 permanent BMC employees and other staffers will receive the bonus before Diwali.

Original source: economictimes.indiatimes.com

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