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RTO will hear issues of retired employees regarding pension, arrears‏

byImran Ali
11/04/2016
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MULTAN:  The Regional Tax Office(RTO) of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) will hear the complaints of the retired employees regarding their pension matters.

The FBR employees from Regional Tax Office are facing certain issues in their pension and gratuity received after maturity of their service. Those employees who have received their pension will be heard by Admin and HRM on Monday at 11pm.

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Few employees have received fewer pensions from their actual retirement income and some employees received fewer amounts from actual gratuity funds. These retired employees have been continuously contacting RTO Multan for the correction of their pensions according to their services and basic pay scales.

More than ten cases of fewer pension and arrears of retired employees will be listen in the committee of RTO Multan for their decision.

Chief Commissioner Saleem Raza Asif have directed admin and HRM department to resolve the issues of retired employees of RTO Multan immediately on merit basis without any discrimination to provide them relief.

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