Pay Scale

Pay Scale

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Govt to roll out new pay scale for public servants in phases from July 

The implementation, however, will be carried out in phases, although the exact proportion of the revised salary to be disbursed from July has not yet been finalised

Logo of Bangladesh Police. Photo: Collected

Govt assures police of risk allowance, overtime and other benefits

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Committee to continue reviewing proposed pay scale recommendations: Adviser Titumir

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SC upholds higher grade benefits for govt employees under new pay scale

Adviser Fouzul Kabir Khan. File Photo: TBS

Interim govt will not implement new pay scale for public servants: Adviser Fouzul

Finance Adviser Salehuddin Ahmed. Illustration: TBS

Decision on new pay scale after receiving commission report: Finance adviser

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Interim govt to finalise new pay structure, next govt expected to implement it: Finance adviser

As the teachers marched toward Shahbagh, police blocked their advance and used batons and sound grenades to disperse them on Saturday afternoon, 8 November 2025. Photo: UNB

Police charge batons, use sound grenades to disperse protesting primary school teachers at Shahbagh

Primary and Mass Education Adviser Bidhan Ranjan Roy Poddar. File photo: collected

Primary teachers' pay equals computer operators', college professors below joint secretaries: Adviser

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What we know about the new pay scale for govt employees

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Govt employees to get paid under new pay scale from early next year

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Want to share your thoughts on new pay structure for govt employees? Here’s How

Workers of Chattogram Urea Fertiliser Limited (CUFL), a KPI-1(a) category enterprise under the Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation (BCIC) and the Ministry of Industries, staged a protest and gate meeting on 13 August 2025. Photo: TBS

Chattogram fertiliser factory workers protest, demand ‘one corporation, one pay scale’