Information on job duty service rules
Civil Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1965 are framed under Proviso to Article 309 and Clause (5) of Article 148 of the Constitution and after consultation with the Comptroller and Auditor General in reference to persons serving within the Indian Audit and Accounts Department to manage the conditions of service of temporary Govt. servants. These Rules supersede the Central Civil Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1949.
most of the instructions
and orders incorporated within the brochure containing the Central Civil
Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1949 are
still effective exception thus far as they're inconsistent with the Central
Civil Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1965. The
instructions/orders which are still applicable have, therefore, been given
under the relevant rule for information and guidance.
Provided that a short
lived Government servant who resigned from service to require up, with prior
permission, a meeting under an organization or Company wholly or substantially
owned or controlled by the govt or in or under a body controlled or financed by
Government shall be paid terminal gratuity at the speed prescribed under
sub-rule (1) in respect of
the service rendered by
him under the Government:
Provided further that a
short lived Government servant who has been absorbed during a Central
autonomous body, with the permission of the parent department, shall have an
choice to count the service rendered under the govt for the aim of pension
under the autonomous body if it's a pension scheme, rather than drawing the
terminal gratuity under the primary proviso.
Explanation- For the aim
of this sub-rule –
(i) "Central autonomous body" means a body which
is financed wholly or substantially from cess or Central Government grants and
includes a Central statutory body or a Central University but doesn't include a
public undertaking falling under the purview of the Bureau of Public
Enterprises;
(ii) "financed substantially" means quite 50% of the expenditure is met by cess or Central Government
grants.
overnment of India’s
decisions:
(1) Employees dying in commission are covered by CCS
(Pension) Rules, 1972:- within the event of
death in harness of temporary/quasi-permanent Government servants their
families shall be eligible to family pension and death gratuity on an
equivalent scale as admissible to families of permanent Government servants
under the CCS (Pension) Rules, 1972.
G.I, Dept. of Pen. &
Pen. Welfare, OM No. 2/4/87-PIC, dated the 14th April, 1987 and
takes effect from 1.1.1986.
(2) For the aim of drawing gratuity payable under Rule 10 the top of Office should prepare a press release of the
quantity admissible to the person concerned and submit this along side the
sacred text to the Accounts Officer, for verification and authorization. The
statement should show the detailed calculations on how the quantity has been
received . The Accounts Officer should, in turn, verify the statement and issue
authority for payment of the gratuity to the top of Office on the idea of which
the quantity are going to be drawn and disbursed by the latter.
The gratuity payable
under Rule 10 should be adjusted under the top
"55-Superannuation Allowances and
Pensions, etc.". The gratuity admissible under the Central government
officials s (Temporary Service) Rules doesn't attract the provisions of Article
470 Civil Service Regulations.
MHA OM No. 78/164/56-TS, dated the 8th
July, 1957
(3) Half the service paid from contingencies, followed by
regular appointment, counts for Terminal gratuity:- an issue has been raised
whether half the service paid out of contingencies can also be allowed to be
counted for the aim of terminal gratuity admissible under the Central Civil
Services (Temporary Service) Rules, 1965,
where the staff paid from contingencies is subsequently appointed on regular
basis.
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