LIC: Government To Give Salary Hike To Lakhs Of Employees

LIC: Government To Give Salary Hike To Lakhs Of Employees

The compensation of lakhs of representatives of the country's biggest insurance agency Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) will increment. It is accepted that the public authority has endorsed a 15-16 percent pay raise of LIC representatives and workdays or weekdays to five days per week. LIC the board had last proposed a 16 percent wage climb. While making this proposition, the administration had likewise declared a decrease of 100 premise focuses in the financing cost on home advances taken by different units of workers. 

According to the various reports, the Finance Ministry had given in-head endorsement to this proposition sent by LIC Management before. Tell us that LIC is additionally getting ready to bring the greatest IPO of the country so far this year. 

The First Such Delay In The History Of LIC 

The compensation correction of LIC workers is expected from August 1, 2017, and it, as a rule, goes on for an exceptionally long time. An association chief said, without precedent for the historical backdrop of LIC, a wedge update has been deferred. 

Initial Public Offering May Come To 1 Lakh Crore Rupees 

Tell us that the focal government needs to raise around 1 lakh crore rupees from the IPO of LIC and can sell its 10% stake in the organization. Clergyman of State for Finance Anurag Thakur had said a month ago that at any rate 10% of the IPO of LIC will be saved for policyholders. Thakur had said that the public authority would keep on being the lofty investor of the organization. Simultaneously, he will likewise have command over the administration, so the interest of the policyholders will be ensured. 

The public authority has proposed to expand the approved capital of LIC to Rs 25,000, which will help in the posting of the organization. As of now, the settled-up capital of the disaster protection organization with 29 crore arrangements is 100 crore rupees. LIC was begun in 1956 with an underlying capital of Rs 5 crores. The resource base of LIC is Rs 31,96,214.81 crore.

 

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