8th Central Pay Commission Announces Lucknow Visit for Stakeholder Consultations
Introduction
The Eighth Central Pay Commission (8th CPC) has officially announced its upcoming visit to Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, scheduled for June 22nd and 23rd, 2026. This visit presents a crucial opportunity for various stakeholders to engage directly with the Commission and present their views. The 8th CPC is undertaking these outreach efforts to gather comprehensive input before finalizing its recommendations on pay and allowances for central government employees.
Official Announcement and Dates
An official notice has been issued, confirming that the Eighth Central Pay Commission will be in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, on Monday, June 22nd, and Tuesday, June 23rd, 2026. This strategic visit is part of the Commission’s broader engagement strategy to ensure all relevant parties have a platform to voice their concerns and suggestions regarding the remuneration structure of central government employees.
How to Request an Appointment
Central government organizations, institutions, and unions or associations interested in meeting with the Commission during its Lucknow visit are required to submit their appointment requests through a dedicated weblink. The online portal for seeking an appointment is available at https://nicforms.nic.in/enRhYmxlNmEwZDhlZWFiODAwZDIwMjYwNTIwMTEw.
Deadline for Appointment Requests
To be considered for a meeting, interested stakeholders must submit their appointment requests by June 10th, 2026. A prerequisite for submitting the appointment request is the submission of a memorandum on the Commission’s website, from which a ‘unique memo ID’ will be generated. This unique identifier must accompany the appointment request to ensure its validity.
Important Note on Regional Focus
It is explicitly stated that this Lucknow visit is specifically for stakeholders located in Uttar Pradesh. The Eighth Central Pay Commission plans to conduct similar meetings in other states and Union Territories in the future. Therefore, stakeholders from states and Union Territories other than Uttar Pradesh are requested not to seek appointments during this particular visit to Lucknow. Further details regarding the venue and the exact meeting schedule will be communicated subsequently to those who successfully secure an appointment.
Conclusion
The Eighth Central Pay Commission’s visit to Lucknow is a significant step in its consultative process, aiming to gather diverse perspectives from central government employees and their representative bodies. Stakeholders in Uttar Pradesh are encouraged to utilize this opportunity by adhering to the submission guidelines and deadlines for appointment requests.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dates for the 8th Central Pay Commission’s visit to Lucknow?
The Commission is scheduled to visit Lucknow on June 22nd and 23rd, 2026.
Who can request an appointment with the 8th CPC in Lucknow?
Central Government Organizations, Institutions, and Unions/Associations located in Uttar Pradesh can request an appointment.
Where can stakeholders submit their appointment requests?
Appointment requests must be submitted through the provided weblink: https://nicforms.nic.in/enRhYmxlNmEwZDhlZWFiODAwZDIwMjYwNTIwMTEw.
What is the deadline for submitting appointment requests?
The deadline for submitting appointment requests is June 10th, 2026.
What is required to be submitted along with the appointment request?
A ‘unique memo ID’, generated after submitting a memorandum on the Commission’s website, must accompany the appointment request.
Will the Commission visit other states?
Yes, the Commission plans to hold separate meetings in other states and Union Territories in due course.
Should stakeholders from outside Uttar Pradesh request an appointment for this visit?
No, stakeholders from states and Union Territories other than Uttar Pradesh are requested not to seek appointments during this Lucknow visit.
When will the venue and schedule be announced?
Venue details and the meeting schedule will be intimated subsequently after appointment requests are processed.
What is the purpose of the 8th Central Pay Commission’s visits?
The purpose is to consult with stakeholders and gather input for their recommendations on pay and allowances.
Who signed the official notice regarding the Lucknow visit?
The notice was signed by Ravi Prakash Yadav, Deputy Secretary, Eighth Central Pay Commission.
