what is tough location allowance i ii and iii for central govt. employees?
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Allowances based on gegraphical location is known as tough location allowance. The allowances have been divided into three categories;
# Special Compensatory Allowance
# Sunderban Allowance
# Tribal Area Allowance
The rates of the allowances are decided by the government and are different for all three categories. The range of the amount is between 1000 - 5300 per month.
# Special Compensatory Allowance
# Sunderban Allowance
# Tribal Area Allowance
The rates of the allowances are decided by the government and are different for all three categories. The range of the amount is between 1000 - 5300 per month.
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The Tough Location Allowance has been added in the 7th Pay Commission as a means of providing financial support to those who live in some difficult parts of India. The allowances are made to support employees who are in areas in India where it may be difficult to find consistent work or to make money.
The areas under Tough Location Allowance have been classified into three categories. The funds being given as a part of these allowance will range from Rs. 1000 to Rs. 5300 per month for each person who qualifies for this system.
The three location sections that are represented by the Tough Location Allowance are divided into a series of key categories. The first entails remote localities that may be too far to reach in most cases. The second is for tribal areas that might be poorer than other. The third is for those who are in poor climate areas and may struggle to grow foods or prepare all sorts of other assets for the public's consumption.
The areas under Tough Location Allowance have been classified into three categories. The funds being given as a part of these allowance will range from Rs. 1000 to Rs. 5300 per month for each person who qualifies for this system.
The three location sections that are represented by the Tough Location Allowance are divided into a series of key categories. The first entails remote localities that may be too far to reach in most cases. The second is for tribal areas that might be poorer than other. The third is for those who are in poor climate areas and may struggle to grow foods or prepare all sorts of other assets for the public's consumption.
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