Wednesday, October 26, 2016
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
CCGEW - Parliament March on 15-12-2016
CHALO DELHI ...... CHALO PARLIAMENT
15th DECEMBER 2016 CONFEDERATION PARLIAMENT MARCH
* NDA GOVERNMENT & GROUP OF MINISTERS NOT HONOURED THEIR ASSURANCE TILL DATE.
* HOME MINISTER SHRI. RAJNATH SINGH, FINANCE MINISTER SRI. ARUN JAITLEY & RAILWAY MINISTER SHRI.SURESH PRABHU HAS GIVEN THE ASSURANCE ON 30-06-2016 TO NJCA LEADERS THAT MINIMUM PAY AND FITMENT FORMULA WILL BE ENHANCED.
* FINANCE MINISTRY ISSUED PRESS STATEMENT ON 06-07-2016 CONFIRMING THE ASSURANCE AND STATED THAT A HIGH LEVEL COMMITTEE WILL BE CONSTITUTED.
* MINISTERS ASSURED FAVOURABLE DECISION WITHIN FOUR MONTHS TIME.
3½ MONTHS ARE OVER.
NO HIGH LEVEL COMMITTEE.
NO DECISION ON HRA & OTHER ALLOWANCES.
ALL DEMANDS RAISED IN THE NJCA CHARTER OF DEMANDS PENDING
NO DECISION ON OPTION-I OF PENSIONERS
NO DECISION ON NEW PENSION SCHEME
ALL ANOMALIES PENDING
MOST RETROGRADE ORDERS ON MACP BENCH MARK AND
HIERARCHY ISSUED WITHOUT CONSULTING JCM STAFF SIDE OR NJCA.
ORDERS ABOLISHING NON-INTEREST BEARING ADVANCES LIKE FESTIVAL ADVANCE, NATURAL CALAMITY ADVANCE ISSUED UNILATERALLY.
20000 CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SHALL MARCH TO PARLIAMENT
ON 15th DECEMBER 2016.
ON 15th DECEMBER 2016.
ALL AFFILIATED ORGANISATIONS AND C-O-CS ARE ONCE AGAIN REQUESTED TO MOBILISE MAXIMUM EMPLOYEES TO PARTICIPATE IN PARLIAMENT MARCH AS PER QUOTA FIXED BY CONFEDERATION NATIONAL SECRETARIAT. FIX QUOTA TO EACH STATE/BRANCH/UNIT OF EACH AFFILIATED ORGANISATION. C-O-CS SHOULD FIX QUOTA TO EACH AFFILIATED ORGANISATIONS IMMEDIATELY.
BOOK THE TRAVEL TICKETS NOW ITSELF. DON’T WAIT FOR LAST MINUTE. ADVANCE PLANNING MAY BE MADE.
COPY OF THE INSTRUCTIONS/CIRCULARS ISSUED BY EACH AFFILIATED ORGANISATION AND C-O-CS FIXING QUOTA TO ALL UNITS IN ALL STATES MAY BE EMAILED TO CONFEDERATION HEADQUARTERS FOR PUBLISHING IN WEBSITE. EMAIL: confederationhq@gmail.com or mkrishnan6854@gmail.com
M. KRISHNAN,
SECRETARY GENERAL,
CONFEDERATION.
MOB: 09447068125
EMAIL: mkrishnan6854@gmail.com
Women's Committee Meeting of CCGEW - 15-10-2016 - New Delhi
IMPORTANT
ALL AFFILIATES & C-O-CS – YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE
CONFEDERATION – NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
As already intimated in the last circular, the National Executive Committee meeting of the Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers will be held at New Delhi on 16th December 2016 (next day of Parliament March) at 10 AM. Venue: MP’s Club Opp. NFPE office, North Avenue. All National Secretariat Members, Chief Executives of Affiliated organisations (with minimum 500 membership) and General Secretaries of C-O-Cs are requested to attend the meetingWITHOUT FAIL. Please book your travel tickets accordingly.
(M. KRISHNAN)
SECRETARY GENERAL
1ST MEETING OF THE NEWLY ELECTED WOMEN’S COMMITTEE OF CONFEDERATION
1st meeting of the newly elected Women’s Sub Committee of the Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers will be held on 15th December 2016 (on the day of Parliament March) at 4 PM at NFPE office (1st Floor, North Avenue Post office, building, Near Ram Manohar Lohiya (RML Hospital). All Women’s Committee members are requested to attend the meeting in time. List of Women’s Committee Members published below. All Affiliates and C-O-Cs are requested to inform the Women’s Committee members (nominated by them) and ensure their participation in the meeting.
USH BONEPPALLI R. SEETHALAKSHMI M. KRISHNAN
Chairperson Convenor Secretary General
Mob: 08985971009 Mob: 09868114355 Mob: 09447068125
CONFEDERATION – WOMEN’S SUB COMMITTEE
1. Chairperson : Com. Usha Bonepalli, ITEF (Hyderabad)
2. Vice Chairperson : Com. Monisha Mazumder, Ptg & Stationary (West Bengal)
3. Vice Chair person : Com. K. N. Jayashree Raj, Audit & Accounts (Bangalore)
4. Convenor : Com. R. Seethalakshmi, NFPE (Delhi)
5. Joint Convenor : Com. Gita Bhattacharjee, AIPEU Group ‘C’ (Delhi)
6. Joint Convenor : Com. Saritha Divakaran, Atomic Energy (Mumbai)
COMMITTEE MEMEBERS
7. Com. A. Manjula, ITEF (AP)
8. Com. P. Anju, ITEF (Kerala)
9. Com. Reba Gupta, ITEF (West Bengal)
10. Com. Mompal, ITEF (Delhi)
11. Com. Neelu Gautam, ITEF (Uttar Pradesh)
12. Com. Lalita Surendran, ITEF (Mumbai)
13. Com. Bandana Bhattacharjee, Audit & Accounts (Assam)
14. Com. Jaya Jyothy, Audit & Accounts (Chennai)
15. Com. Rekha Narsikar, Audit & Accounts (Nagpur)
16. Com. Aparajitha Roy Chowdhary, Civil Accounts (West Bengal)
17. Com. Barnali Dolui, Civil Accounts (West Bengal)
18. Com. Kamalesh Kumari, Civil Accounts (Delhi)
19. Com. Madhuri Sharma, Atomic Energy (Mumbai)
20. Com. Nirmala Pandagle, Atomic Energy (Mumbai)
21. Com. Rupali Mohite, Atomic Energy (Mumbai)
22. Com. Swati Roy Bera, AIPEU Group ‘C’ (West Bengal)
23. Com. Shalini Bhardwaj, AIPEU Group ‘C’ (Punjab)
24. Com. M. R. Chaitra, AIPEU Group ‘C’ (Karnataka)
25. Com. D. Sarala Bai, AIPEU Group ‘c’ (Karnataka)
26. Com. C. Lilly, AIPEU Group ‘C’ (Kerala)
27. Com. Rosamma Thomas, AIPEU Group ‘C’ (Kerala)
28. Com. P. Rema, AIPEU Group ‘C’ (Kerala)
29. Com. Angel Sathyanathan, AIPEU Group ‘C’ (Tamilnadu)
30. Com Ashalatha Devi, Passport Employees Association (Kochi)
31. Com. Anita Thakur, Postmen & MTS Union (West Bengal)
32. Com. Tripti Mitra, Postmen & MTS Union (West Bengal)
33. Com. G. Jamuna, Postmen & MTS Union (Kerala)
34. Com. A. S. Baby, Sree Chitra Institute Staff Union (Trivandrum)
35. Com. Mariamma K. E., Sree Chitra Institute Staff Union (Trivandrum)
36. Com. M. Nalini, RMS. & MMS Employees Union Group ‘C’ (Hyderabad)
37. Com. N. Anuradha, RMS & MMS Employees Union Group ‘C’ (Bangalore)
38. Com. Stephya Babu, RMS & MMS Employees Union Group ‘C’ (Kerala)
39. Com. Aruna C. Pachapur, RMS & MMS Employees Union Group ‘C’ (Bangalore)
40. Com. Shakuntala Namdeo, RMS & MMS Employees Union Group ‘C’ (Indore)
41. Com. Meera Vithal Kamble, RMS & MMS EU Mail Guard MTS (Mumbai)
42. Com. T. Bakyavathy, Pondicherry State Govt. Employees Association (Pondicherry)
43. Com. Swapna Rani, ISRO, NRSA Employees Union (Department of Space) (Hyderabad)
44. Com. Manishi Chaudhary, Postal Accounts Employees Association (Telangana)
45. Com. M. Rajalakshmi, Postal Accounts Employees Association (Telangana)
46. Com. S. Jyothi Naidu, IBM Employees Association (Nagpur)
47. Com. Kanij Gauri, Ground Water Board Employees Association (Rajasthan)
48. Com. H. G. Sumithra, AIPEU-GDS (Karnataka)
49. Com. A. Janaki, AIPEU-GDS (Kerala)
50. Com. Shyamala Gopu, ICMR Employees Association (Tamilnadu)
51. Com. Jasmine Jalal Begum, SBCO Employees Association (Tamilnadu)
Special Circular - Confederation of Central Govt. Employees & Workers
Ref: Condn/Genl/2016-19 Dated – 24.10.2016
SPECIAL CIRCULAR
CHALO DELHI – CHALO PARLIAMENT
MAKE THE 15TH DECEMBER 2016 PARLIAMENT MARCH A HISTORIC SUCCESS
20000 CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES WILL MARCH TO PARLIAMENT
To,
1. All National Secretariat Members (office bearers)
2. Chief Executives of all affiliated organisations
3. General Secretaries of all C-O-Cs.
Dear Comrades,
Please refer to the previous circulars on the above subject. Reports so far received at CHQ shows that all affiliates and C-O-Cs have started preparations for the Parliament March, to ensure participation of employees as per the quota fixed by the National Secretariat meeting held on 30.09.2016. we have requested the affiliates and C-O-Cs to fix quota to their lower units and affiliates.
ONLY 50 DAYS ARE LEFT FOR THE HISTORIC PARLIAMENT MARCH.
Comrades coming from far – away states should book their travel ticket without any further delay.
AFFILIATES & C-O-CS IN DELHI AND NEAR BY STATES SHOULD ENSURE PARTICIAPTION OF HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS OF EMPLOYEES.
All affiliated organisations and C-O-Cs in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Bihar etc. are requested to mobilise hundreds and thousands of employees for the Parliament March.
CONDUCT CAMPAIGN PROGRAMMES
Please commence campaign programmes now itself. Print notices, posters, circulars etc. and circulate widely among employees and public. Book special conveyance. Bring maximum flags, banners and Placards. Convene your organization’s managing bodies and make effective planning for bringing maximum employees to Delhi. Take it seriously. If leaders plan seriously, definitely the employees will respond in a big way. Use social media also effectively for campaign.
ACCOMMODATION FOR PARTICIPANTS
The national Secretariat has decided that the accommodation for the participants from major organisations is to be arranged by the respective organization. For others, if accommodation is required, they are requested to contact the following CHQ office bearers (office bearers of Delhi COC).
1. Com. Vrigu Bhattacharjee 2. Com. Giriraj Singh
General Secretary, COC Delhi State President, COC Delhi State
& Financial Secretary, Confederation CHQ & Vice President Confederation CHQ
Mob: 09868520926 Mob: 09811213808
CLIMATE
Climate in Delhi in December will be cold (Sometimes severe cold). Participants may bring warm clothings.
FLAGS, BANNERS & PLAYCARDS
Participants are requested to bring flags, placards with slogans and banners in large number
PUBLICITY IN LOCAL MEDIAS
Maximum effort may be made to give wide publicity for the Parliament March through local print & electronic media, social media etc.
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEETINGS OF CONFEDERATION
National Executive Meeting of the Confederation will be held on 16th December 2016 (next day of the Parliament March) at New Delhi at 10 AM. Venue: MP’s Club, OPP. NFPE office, North Avenue, New Delhi. Notice for the meeting enclosed herewith. All National Secretariat members, Chief Executives of all affiliated organisations (with minimum 500 membership) and General Secretaries of C-O-Cs are requested to attend the meeting without fail. Meeting will continue upto 5 PM. Please book your travel tickets accordingly.
The main agenda of the National Executive meeting is organisational review for further strengthening the Confederation at all levels.
1ST MEETING OF THE NEWLY ELECTED WOMEN’S COMMITTEE OF CONFEDERATION
1st Meeting of the newly elected Women’s Committee of the Confederation will be held on 15.12.2016 (Day of Parliament March) at 4 PM at New Delhi. Venue: NFPE office, 1st Floor, North Avenue Post office building. All affiliated organisations and C-O-Cs are requested to ensure participation of the women committee members nominated by them in the meeting on 15.12.2016 at 4 PM. List of the Women Committee office bearers and members is enclosed herewith.The full Postal address with pincode of each women committee member may please be emailed to Confederation CHQ for updating the mailing list. Mobile number, E-mail ID may also be furnished.
MAKE THE 7TH NOVEMBER 2016 MASS DHARNA PROGRAMME A GRAND SUCCESS
1st phase of the agitational programmes was conducted at all centres on 20.10.2016 as per reports received at CHQ. The next phase of programme is mass dharna at all important centres. All affiliates and C-O-Cs are requested to start preparations for ensuring maximum participations of employees in the mass dharna on 7th November 2016.
ALL INDIA TRADE UNION STUDY CAMP
Next All India Trade Union Study Camp of Confederation will be held in 2017. COC which are ready to take the responsibility of organizing the camp are requested to intimate their willingness to the Confederation CHQ before the National Executive meeting to be held on 16.12.2016, so that advance planning can be made. Camp will be conducted only after March 2017.
Fraternally yours,
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
Mob: 09447068125
Monday, October 24, 2016
Postal JCA Programmes on 3rd November 2016 & 9th-10th November 2016
Postal JCA decided to continue its struggle programme in connection with the demands viz., Grant of revised ceiling of Bonus @Rs.7000- to GDS w.e.f 2014-15 and Payment of arrears to Casual/Part-Time/Contingent employees from 01-01-2006.
3rd Phase of programme :
Indefinite hunger fast in front of Dak Bhawan, New Delhi from 3rd November 2016 by all Secretaries General, General Secretaries of NFPE & FNPO.
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9th & 10th November 2016 -- Two days strike
Nationwide Postal Strike will be organized by
NFPE - FNPO & AIPEU-GDS - NUGDS
All CHQ office bearers, Circle Secretaries, Branch / Divisional Secretaries of AIPEU-GDS are requested to mobilize the cadre by conducting regional meetings / conventions, Circulate the information through pamphlets, SMS & all other sources etc., and make all sincere efforts to success the Postal JCA agitations on our justified demands.
Sunday, October 23, 2016
Confederation of Central Government Employees support & solidarity to Postal JCA strike on 9th & 10th November 2016
TWO DAYS POSTAL STRIKE
ON
9th & 10th NOVEMBER 2016
Confederation National Secretariat calls upon all C-O-Cs and Affiliated organisations to extend full support and solidarity to the Postal employees strike and Conduct demonstrations on 9th & 10th in front of important Postal/RMS offices.
M. Krishnan
Secretary General
Confederation
Mob: 09447068125
E-mail: - mkrishnan6854@gmail.com
AN INJURY TO ONE
IS AN INJURY TO ALL
THE WEAK AND DOWNTRODDEN NEED PROTECTION
The Government of India decided to
extend the benefit of enhancement of bonus calculation ceiling from 3500 to
7000, to Central Government employees also, in the wake of 2016 September 2nd General strike, in which this was an important demand of the
Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers and NFPE. Orders
enhancing the ceiling to 7000/- was issued by Government of India on 29th
August 2016 with retrospective effect from 01-04-2014. i.e; from Financial year
2014-15. Payment of arrears for the year 2014-15 was made to the departmental
employees in the month of September 2016 itself.
Unfortunately, the benefit of
enhanced bonus calculation ceiling is not extended to three lakhs Gramin Dak
Sevaks till this date. They have neither been paid arrears for 2014-15 nor the
enhanced bonus for 2015-16 also. Each GDS employee has suffered a loss of Rs.
14,000 for two financial years on account of limiting the bonus to the old
ceiling of 3500. There is no convincing or valid reason for denial or delay in
payment of enhanced bonus to Gramin Dak Sevaks.
Last time, the Nataraja Murthy
committee’s recommendation had resulted in denial of enhancement of bonus
calculation ceiling from 2500 to 3500. Nataraja Murthy has recommended that GDS
should be paid only 50% of the bonus of regular employees, as their
productivity is only 50% of full time employees. Government accepted this
recommendation and refused to grant enhanced bonus calculation ceiling of
3500/- to GDS, Against this decision of the Government NFPE, AIPEU-GDS and
Postal Joint Council of action conducted series of agitational programes
including strike and finally Government approved 3,500/- bonus calculation
ceiling to GDS also. Thus the issue was settled once for all and there is no
need of raising any doubt by the Postal Board, this time.
But, surprisingly, the Postal Board
instead of issuing orders for grant of enhanced bonus to GDS referred the issue
to GDS Committee. Fortunately, unlike Nataraja Murthy (a sadist officer who
snatched away many of the benefit of GDS through his most retrograde and
inhuman recommendations), the present GDS committee Chairman Shri Kamalesh
Chandra (Retired Postal Board Member) submitted a reasonable, balanced and
judicious recommendation to the Postal Board. In his recommendation Shri
Kamalesh Chandrahas made it clear that the difference between the revenue
generated by Branch Post Offices (GDS) and the expenditure incurred for running
the BOs is only 200 Crores, where as the total deficit of the Department of
Posts is more than 6000 crores. That shows that major portion of the loss of
the Postal Department is not due to GDS system. He recommended that as the
productivity of GDS is equal or in some cases more than departmental employees,
GDS are eligible for enhanced bonus ceiling of Rs.7000/-.
Inspite of this unambiguous
recommendation, the Postal Board refused to issue orders. Instead, it has
referred the file for approval of Finance Ministry. Now the file is pending
with Finance Ministry. More than two months are over, after the Government
issuing the enhanced bonus calculation ceiling order. Three lakhs GDS are
totally disappointed and their anger and protest is increasing day by day.
Grave injustice is done to the GDS and it cannot be tolerated.
There are 5.5 lakhs employees working
in the Postal Department, out of that 2.75 lakhs are Gramin Dak Sevaks. Denial
of enhanced bonus to 50% of the work force is a clear case of discrimination.
It is not a case of GDS alone.
In a family if somebody is affected, then it
becomes the issue of all members of the family. Every member of the family
shall stand together to help the affected member and to resolve the problem.
Here also, the problem of GDS who are the most oppressed and down-trodden
section of the Postal department is the problem of all. An injury to one is an
injury to all.
It is in this background, Postal JCA comprising NFPE, FNPO,
AIPEU-GDS & NUGDS has decided to organise two day’s nationwide strike on
9th & 10th November 2016, demanding:
(1) enhanced bonus to GDS; and
(2)
payment of arrears of revised wages from 01-01-2006 to all casual labourers.
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