The Next Below Rule is a pay protection mechanism for government servants who officiate in higher posts due to the temporary absence of their seniors. It prevents the pay of the officiating junior from falling below that of his substantive post.
The term ‘Next Below Rule’ is related to
Asked in GA Acts Rules CHEX 27 2023 0307 2024 · Topic: The Governance System (Role of Civil Services in a Democracy)
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