Tuesday, May 16, 2017
Saturday, May 13, 2017
AIPAEA CIRCULAR-3
(M) G.S. 07752829874
All
India Postal Accounts Employees Association
Central Headquarter
(Affiliated to National
Federation of Postal Employees)
13-B, New Mahavir Nagar, DAO
Plat, New Delhi – 110018
No. AIPAEA/CHQ/Circular/2017/3 Dated 09.05.2017
CWC
SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTED
KUDOS,
to young comrades of Nagpur! Their united effort was behind the successful
holding of the Central Working Committee meeting of AIPAEA from 22.03.2017 to
23.03.2017. Reception committee held the CWC meeting in a very grand manner; in
fact the event was like a conference. A Galaxy of leaders attended the CWC
meeting Com. M. Krishnan, S G Confederation, Com. R. N. Parashar, S. G. NFPE
& G. S. of P-3, Com Giri Raj Singh President NFPE & GS R-3, Com. P.
Suresh, G S of R-IV, Com. Virendra Tiwari GS AIPSBCOEA, Com. D. V. Daktod Ex.
SG AIPAEA, Com. A.P. Sastry, Ex President, AIPAEA, Com. R.S.Bagel, former
Working President, AIPAEA, Com. Nitesh Nasre GS COC Nagpur, Com. Ahsok Throl,
Secretary of State govt. employees union and may retired comrades graced the
occasion. The Director of Accounts (Postal) Nagpur and Prof. Shrinivas
khandewale, an eminent economist of Nagpur University also graced the
occasion. All units except Delhi,
Raipur, Kapoorthala, Ranchi and Shillong attended CWC.
Comrade
M. Krishnan, Secretary General of CCGE&W inaugurated the inaugural cum open
session of the CWC meeting. In his address com. Krishnan elaborately explained
the developments since the appointment of 7th CPC till date and the present
status of various committees constituted by the government to look into the
issues of Central Government employees after implementation of 7th CPC.
He
informed that the government has backed out from the promise given to the NJCA
by G.O.M. in the meeting held on 30/06/2016. All the committees are only
eyewash and the genuine demands of the Central Government employees like
minimum wage, increase in fitment formula, allowance including HRA & TPA,
option-I of pension are not adhered to by the government. He told that the
Confederation has a history of struggle and conducted a successful one-day
strike on 16 March 2017 on 21-point charter of demand. He appealed to the house to be ready for more
struggle in the near future to achieve our demands.
Shri.
Shrinivas khandewale, the renowned economist the main speaker in the open
session, spoke at length on the issues faced by the common man of the country.
He said that the root cause of all the miseries of common people lies in the
adverse impact of the new economic policies being pursued by the successive
governments in the country. New economic policies are responsible for jobless
growth and are widening the gap between the rich and the poor. Natural
resources and the wealth are controlled by the miniscule number of rich and
power full corporate houses. MNCs and corporate houses are influencing &
dictating terms in formulation of programmes and policies of the government. He
said that the forces that once propagated and pursued the policies of
globalization, liberalization are now talking of de-globalization after Donald
Trump taking charge at the helm of affairs in USA. He
said that the working class has to educate the other sections of society and
has to wage a long battle to compel the political leadership to reverse the new
economic policies.
Almost
the problems faced by the units were common in nature; all the units were
facing acute shortage of staff in all cadres, inadequate provision of
infra-structure, no provision for training, threat of decentralization of PAO
after implementation of CSI etc. General Secretary while summing up the
discussion gave replies to the queries of the units and placed before the
house, the latest updates on various issues faced by the units. He
categorically said that the committee on the re-structuring of PAO after
implementation of CSI, has submitted its report to Dte, and because of tough
stand taken by AIPAEA, the threat of Decentralization of PAO has been
thwarted/averted. He appealed to house to be cautious on the issue and assured
that association will protect interest of its member at any cost. He told that
repeated representations and negotiations are not yielding results, so on 5
point charter, he proposed three phased agitation programme (a) Lunch hour
demonstration and sending resolutions to authorities. (b) Day long protest by
wearing black ribbon/badges (c) day long Dharna.
CHARTER OF DEMANDS
1.
Vacation of Victimization of staff
/vindictive actions of D A (P), Cuttack against Circle Secretary /settlement of
charge sheets of Staff of PAOs Chennai & Kolkata.
2.
Wrong setting of type test paper for
Departmental Exam for promotion to LDC in PAOs for MTS qualified in 12th class
or equivalent held in the month of August 2016 – Request for revaluation.
3.
Provide Trade Union facilities in PAOs
Guwahati, Shillong etc.,by allowing informal meetings, providing notice board,
Association room etc.
4.
Stop undoing of the benefits of
stepping up of Pay in OA No. 2124/2011, by arbitrary reduction of the pay and
pension of beneficiaries at the time of Superannuation in PAOs Lucknow, Bhopal
and Cuttack.
5.
Forwarding of applications for transfer
under Rule 38, relieving of officials for newly formed PAOs, full-fledged
functioning of newly formed PAOs like Deharadun.
The
house unanimously approved the agitation programme, proposed by the general
secretary. CHQ conveys its sincere thanks to the host unit, Nagpur for its
efforts to make the CWC a grand success. CHQ also thanked all the leaders of
NFPE and SG COCGE & W for accepting invitation and attending the CWC
meeting. CHQ especially thanked Com. T. Satyanarayana Ex. GS for guidance and
support.
Legal Aid Fund
As
CHQ has filled three court cases, and all have to fought up to Supreme Court
funds are required for the same. It is proposed by Com. R B Suresh that (a)
units having above 300 members be levied 10000, (b) above 200 members Rs 5000
and (c) remaining units Rs. 3000, towards legal fund. The House unanimously
approved the proposal. Com. R.B Circle Secretary, AIPAEA, Chennai declared
Rs.10000 as contribution to legal fund from Chennai unit. President, appealed
to all the units to contribute towards the legal fund as decided by the House.
Post CWC Meeting Developments
After
the CWC meeting, General Secretary, attended circle conference of P-4,
Divisional conference of P- 3 Associations of UP. It is very heartening to
inform that Com. K K Panda, Circle Secretary of Cuttack has been nominated in
RJCM, Odisha Circle. PA wing of Postal Directorate had sought
suggestions/comments on the draft RRs of AAO/AO cadre due for notification from
the stakeholder’s. CHQ requested all the units to give the feedback/suggestions
and on the basis of that, AIPAEA has sought certain modifications in the
proposed draft RR, like relaxation in age limit for DE exam’s, exempting JA
from Confirmatory test on getting promotion through SCF & restricting the
DE exams only for Accounts stream, and has submitted a detailed letter to PA
wing on 12.04.2017. Similarly, suggestion/modification were also given to
Director (SPN) on the transfer policy under Rule-38. Com. S. Santosh Kumar &
Com. R. B. Suresh attended the national Secretariat meeting of confederation at
New Delhi on 13.04.2017.
The
General Secretary visited the Kolkatta unit on 7.4.2017, and met the GM (Finance) along with Proribut and
circle secretary, and discussed on local issues, there after addressed a well
attended general body meeting on 8.4.17 & on 9.4.17, attended the AIC of
AIPSBCOEA association at Kolkatta. GS was in New Delhi from 18.4.2017 to
20.4.2017, and during the stay met all the authorities at Directorate, ADG (Admn.)
Director, DDG (PAF), ADG (Vigilance), Member (P) and discussed on various
issues like, type test case of MTS to LDC exam, Victimization of circle
secretary of Cuttack pending charge sheets of Chennai, Kolkatta, Denial of
Trade union facilities in Guwahati, Shillong and Many Circles, problems arising
in Bangalore after CSI implementation, stepping up of pay issue, formation of
new PAO at Dehradun. As per decision of the CWC a notice of three-phased
agitation programme was served to all the authorities in person, along with
letters on the issues in the charter of demands. Nothing concrete came out of
discussion except positive assurances from the officers.
Com.
S. Santosh Kumar president and General Secretary visited the Guwahati and
Shillong units from 24.4.17 to 27.4.17. Regular pursuance and our functioning
convinced the young comrades of rival association at Shillong, and they joined
the AIPAEA in the presence of CHQ leaders. CHQ, thank all the office bearers of
CHQ and Guwahati Comrades for their efforts in Shillong developments. CHQ also
welcomes the young comrades of Shillong into AIPAEA. Similar, developments took
place in Ranchi also, now in both the circle, there is only one association
i.e. AIPAEA.
The
first phase of agitation i.e., holding of demonstration on 25.4.2017 was
conducted effectively in all circles and resolutions were sent to authorities.
President & G S, addressed the demonstration meeting at Guwahati. By the
end of April month, as per reports received from circles, many members have
switched over to AIPAEA and new entrants joined the association, Patna unit
being the leader, where 36 members of rival association joined AIPAEA, and
became number one in the circle. President and GS visited Directorate on
5.5.2017. The impact of 1st phase of agitation was such that, PA
wing invited CHQ for discussion on the issues on 12.5.2017. Second-phase of
agitation was also conducted very well by units on 9.5.2017.
President,
GS, Com. Vijayan, Com. Narshima Murty and Com. Sivadasan of Kerala, attended
the trade union education camp held at Trivandrum on 6.5.17 & 7.5.17. M.
Sudhakar and Comrades from Hyderabad & Trivandrum, attended the T. U. Camp
as delegates of respective COCs. Confederation has given a call of Dharna
before the Ministry of Finance office,
New Delhi on 23.5.2017, and demonstrations simultaneously at all working places
in the Country. As a second phase of agitation, human chain is to be formed at
all the offices on 22.6.2017, in support of 21-point charter of demands. A
national convention of Confederation along with State Govt. employees’
federation will be held on 10.6.2017 at New Delhi on NPS issue.
Gear
up for the upcoming calls of CCGE&W and leaders from the nearby circle of
Delhi is requested to participate in Dharna on 23.5.2017. Government is
reluctant to resolve our core issues of increase in minimum wage, fitment
formula, grant of allowances including HRA & TPA at revised rates, option-I
as pension etc. Let’s unite and fight for our genuine demands and rights.
With Greetings!
Comradely Yours,
Sd/-.
General
Secretary
Friday, May 12, 2017
Monday, May 8, 2017
Thursday, May 4, 2017
CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES AND WORKERS
23rd MAY 2017
MASS DHARNA IN FRONT OF FINANCE MINISTER’S OFFICE, NEW DELHI
EMPLOYEES & PENSIONERS COME IN LARGE NUMBERS
AND MAKE IT A GRAND SUCCESS
HONOUR THE ASSURANCE GIVEN BY GROUP OF MINISTERS ON 30.06.2016
· Increase minimum pay and fitment formula.
· Revise allowances including HRA with effect from 01.01.2016.
· Grant option-I pension parity recommended by 7th CPC.
· Revise pension and grant dearness relief to autonomous body pensioners
· Implement positive recommendations of Kamlesh Chandra Committee on Gramin Dak Sevaks. Grant Civil Servant Status.
· Regularise all Casual, Part-Time, Contingent and Contract Workers and grant equal pay for equal work.
· Remove stringent conditions imposed for grant of MACP etc.
All affiliated organisations and COCs are once again requested to mobilise large number of employee and pensioners as per quota fixed in the last circular and make the programme a grand success.
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
Confederation
Mob& WhatsApp – 09447068125
Email: mkrishnan6854@gmail.com
CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES AND WORKERS - UPDATE ON PENSION PARITY
PENSIONER’S PARITY
We are getting many phone calls and messages from Central Government Pensioners and employees regarding the Cabinet decision on 03.05.2017. Government has approved the recommendations of the Committee headed by Secretary (Pension) constituted by it as per the cabinet decision on 29.06.2016. The full details of the cabinet decision will be known only after issuing orders by Pension Ministry. The Pension Committee has told the JCM Staff Side that instead of Option-I parity, recommended by 7th CPC, it is considering 5th CPC recommended parity. It is presumed that the decision of the Cabinet may be to extend 5th CPC recommended parity to pre-2016 pensioners as recommended by Pension Committee. We are waiting for detailed orders to confirm.
Regarding option-1 parity recommended by 7th CPC, the Pension Committee and Cabinet has rejected the recommendations as NOT FEASIBLE, eventhough JCM Staff side has tried its best to convince the Pension Committee that it is Feasible. The intention behind the Cabinet decision dated 29.06.2017 to constitute a committee to examine the feasibility of option-I recommended by 7th CPC was to deny the Option-I parity which is more beneficial to pre-2006 pensioners than the 5th CPC Parity. Of course 5th CPC parity is also beneficial but option-I parity of 7th CPC is more beneficial to many employees.
Confederation of Central Government Employees and workers shall continue its struggle for Option-I parity alongwith the National Coordination Committee of Pensioners Association (NCCPA).
The details of the 3rd May Cabinet decision will be published as and when orders are issued by Government. Please wait for detailed orders before coming to any conclusion.
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
Mob: & WhatsApp – 09447068125
Email: mkrishnan6854@gmail.com
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