Not an impossible feat for a 32 year old to be getting MX 10. CEP must be very high to achieve such a grade at a young age and ministry has a lot of vacanies to fill. if the claims are true officer could have been identified as a candidate in the PSLP scheme with potential to be marked as AO.
Just curious when this officer joined the civil service.
To answer the increment part, as MX 10, the MI in absolute terms will be higher compared to MX 11, assuming same performance grade. % increment will drop due to higher base.
I am not sure why forummers here still believe that increment is based on %. That said, to compensate for the lower increment in % terms, higher ranked officers will get a higher quantum of PB. At higher grades, the performance bonus difference between B and C graders is very wide.
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Apr 2012:
MX11 -> merit increment = $400+
Apr 2013:
MX11 -> merit increment = $400+
Apr 2014:
MX11 -> merit increment = $400+
Aug 2014:
Salary adjustment -> +5%
MX11A introduced -> emplacement increment = +$250
I am not on the AO scheme. I just turned MX10 this Apr.
I have nothing to gain by lying. You can, of course, choose not to believe me.
The intent of my original post was merely to find out how much the typical increment for MX10 is.
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