The Sindh government upped government employee pay and hiked the minimum wage on Saturday.

Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah announced a 35% pay increase for government employees in Grades 1-16, and a 30% pay increase for those in Grades 17-22. He also proposed a 17.5 percent rise in pension for retired government employees. Furthermore, the minimum pay has been set at Rs35,550.

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