HAPPY MAY DAY
GREETINGS OF MAY DAY TO ALL
COMRADES
ATTACKS ON WORKING CLASS CAN BE RESISTED
BY THE UNITED STRUGGLE
The present NDA Government lead by BJP after coming in power is
going ahead to intensify the so called economic reforms in the wake of neo-liberal
economic policies. Within these two years every decision taken by this Government
is in favour of Corporates/Capitalists and against the working class. Subsidy
to the poors on LPG is being snatched away in a phased manner. The rates of
petroleum products have been deregulated and handed over to market forces. The
rates of crude oil have come down drastically
but no benefit has been given to the public. The Treasurery of the Government
and Oil Companies are being filled up. Subsidy on fertilizers , seed,
electricity and irrigation water is being reduced, resultantly hardship is being created to
farmers. Fees in Government educational Institutions like IIMS and IITs is
being enhanced putting more burden on common man. The prices of essential
commodities mainly food items is increasing daily. No recruitment in Government
services and Public Sector, Private Sector is also not generating more jobs resultantly lakhs
and lakhs educated youth is wondering on the roads in search of job. Lakhs and Lakhs
vacancies are available in Central Government Departments like Railways,
Defence, Postal, Audit, Income Tax and other Departments. Coporatization and
Privatisation of Government Departments and Public Sector is in process. 100% FDI
in Railways and 49% in Defence has been declared. Disinvestment in profitable
Public Sector is going on. Labour Laws have been amended in favour of Industrialists
and Capitalists.
All the Central
Trade Unions and Independent Federations are launching struggles continuously
and consistently. Last 2nd September-2015 Strike was historic in
which about 15 crorers workers from all sectors participated which resulted in
increase of ceiling limit of bonus.
Recently
Government had issued two orders one imposition of income tax on withdrawal of
EPF which was protested strongly by the workers and government has to roll back
these orders.
Again on 21st
April-2016 Government of India issued notification restricting the employees to
withdraw the amount from EPF. Under
these revised rules the employee was permitted to withdraw the employees share
from the fund. Which is 12% of the wages? However it was prescribed that the
employer’s share of contribution towards the provident fund which is 3.67 % of
wage, would be allowed to be withdrawn only at the age of 58 years.
When this move
of Government was opposed and protested by the
workers launching an united
struggle, the Government of India was compelled
to withdraw the said notification.
With these two
examples the working class should clearly understand that to resist the attack
in the wake of neo-liberal economic
policies i.e. . Globalization policies, the united strong movement of working
class is urgently required.
All the Central
Trade Unions and Independent Federations after convening National Convention on 30th March, 2016 has declared One Day Strike on 2nd
September,2016 in support of their 12
points Charter of demands which are related to all sections of society and
working Class.
Further the
convention has called upon all the trade unions and Federations across the sectors to widen and consolidate the unity
at grass root level and
prepare for country wide united
movement and observe following
programme of action:
(i) Joint
Conventions and Campaigns during June-July-2016 in state, districts and at
industry level and take initative to involve peasants, agrilabourers and mass
of the people in campaign.
(ii) Day Long Mass
Dharna /Satyagraha in the Capital of States and Industrial Centres preferably
in the auspicious day of 9th August-2016(QUIT INDIA DAY).
NFPE calls upon
the entirety of Postal , RMS and GDS employees to launch the agitational
programmes as declared by the Central Trade Unions and make all the programme including ONE DAY NATIONAL STRIKE ON 2nd
SEPTEMBER-2016 a historic success.
If we fight
unitedly we can resist the attacks on working Class in the wake of
globalization policies.
RESERVATION IN PROMOTION
Press
Information Bureau
Government
of India
Ministry
of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
28-April,
2016
RESERVATION IN PROMOTION
Extant
instructions of DoPT provide that reservation in promotion by non-selection
method is available to SCs and STs in all Groups i.e. Group A, B, C & D. In
case of promotion by selection method, reservation is available to SCs and STs
upto lowest rung of Group A. There is no reservation in promotion by selection
within Group A. Reservation in posts by promotion under the existing scheme is
applicable in which the element of direct recruitment, if any, does not exceed
75%.
In accordance with Supreme Court
judgment dated 15.07.2014, results of Limited Departmental Competitive
Examination 1996 for Section Officer grade were revised by UPSC. Appellants,
who were declared successful in the modified results of SO LDCE 1996, were included
in SOSL 1996 by this Department. Later the benefit was extended to similarly
placed SC/ST officers who were declared qualified in the modified results of SO
LDCE 1996. On their inclusion in SOSL 1996, these officers have become eligible
for consideration for promotion to the next grade (Under Secretary) on
completion of eight years of approved service in SO grade i.e. they become
eligible for consideration in USSL 2004 onwards subject to the size of the
zone. A proposal for review of USSLs 2004 and 2005 has been forwarded to UPSC
in which these officers have been included in the zone.
This was stated by the Minister of
State (Independent Charge) for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), MoS
PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr.
Jitendra Singh in a written reply to a question by Shri Ronald Sapa Tlau in the
Rajya Sabha today.
Source:
PIB
NOW THE BALL IS IN THE GOVT’S
COURT LET US BE READY
FOR INDEFINITE STRIKE
Seventh Central Pay Commission has submitted its recommendations
to Government on 19-11-2015. As most of
the recommendations are retrograde and far below the expectations of the
employees, the JCM National Council Staff side under the united banner of National
Joint Council of Action (NJCA) strongly protested and demanded modification of
the retrograde recommendations. It
further decided to organise indefinite strike and letter conveying the decision
was sent to the Cabinet Secretary.
Main
demands raised by NJCA are: (1) minimum wage of Rs.26,000/- as against 18000
recommended by CPC, (2) upward revision of the fitment formula and application
of the same in all pay scales in the pay matrix, (3) retention of percentage of
HRA as 30%, 20% and 10% as against 24%, 16% and 8% recommended by CPC. (4) recommendation of the CPC to abolish
important allowances should be rejected, (5)
reject recommendations to discontinue all non-interest bearing advances,
(6) reject the recommendation to reduce the salary to 80% for the second year
of child care leave, (7) reject recommendations to impose more stringent
conditions on MACP scheme such as “very good” benchmark, qualifying
examination, re-introduction of efficiency bar etc. (8) modification in the parity-in-pension
and acceptance of other minimum demands of pensioners and (9) Grant of Civil
Servants Status to Gramin Dak Sevaks and extending all the benefits of
departmental employees to Gramin Dak Sevaks on pro-rata basis. There are other demands also which are
equally important.
Govt.
constituted an Implementation Cell in the Finance Ministry to study the
recommendations and submit its proposal to the Empowered Committee of
Secretaries under the Chairmanship of Cabinet Secretary. Empowered Committee will submit final concrete
proposals to Cabinet for approval. On
receipt of the letter of NJCA addresed to Cabinet Secretary regarding
indefinite strike, the Implementation Cell called the JCM staff side leaders to
present its view points before the cell. Accordingly the NJCA leaders met the
Convenor of Implementation Cell and explained the justification of each demands
in the charter of demands.
NJCA
decided to give strike notice on 11th March 2016 to commence the indefinite
strike from 11th April 2016. At this
stage the Cabinet Secretary invited the JCM National Council staff side leaders
for discussion with Empowered Committee of Secretaries on 1st March 2016. The NJCA leaders attended the discussion and
once again explained the justification of all demands before the Empowered
Committee. Cabinet Secretary gave a
patient hearing but made no commitment on any of the demands. He finally
appealed the staff side to give some more time for the Government for inter-departmental
consultations and to take a final view and decision on ech demand raised by the
staff side in the charter of demands.
NJCA
met and reviewed the whole situation and came to the conclusion that as the
Government has appealed for some more time to take a decision, it will be
appropriate on the part of the staff side to give time to the Government, so
that later on Government cannot blame that NJCA went on sudden strike inspite
of the appeal from the Government to give some more time. Secondly, Railways and Defence departments
come under the purview of Industrial Dispute Act and as per the ID Act, if
strike notice is served on 11th March 2016, strike should commence within six
weeks from the date of serving notice, by which time the election in four
states will not be over. Thirdly, as the
Assembly elections in four states have been notified and election code of
conduct has come into force, the employees of four states will find it
difficult to join the strike as many of them will be drafted for election
duty. Taking into consideration all the
above aspects, the NJCA decided to defer the indefinite strike from April 11th
to July 11th and to serve the strike notice on June 9th instead of March 11th.
Now the
ball is in the Govt.’s court. Before
June 9th, ie. date of serving strike notice, the Government will be getting
seven month time from the date of submission of the 7th CPC report, to take a
final decision on all the demands and also to come to a negotiated settlement
with the staff side. Any further delay
is unwarranted and unjustified and cannot be tolerated. If the Government take an adamant stand and
reject the justified demands of the staff side, then we will be forced to serve
notice for indefinite strike from July 11th.
Government cannot take the staff side for granted.
AIPEU Group-C
CHQ appeals to all the constituents of NJCA to take a firm stand and not to
compromise on minimum demands. Let us
also pledge that we will be second to none, in organising the indefinite strike
in Postal and ensure cent per cent participation of our membership at gross
root level in the impending strike.
OBITUARY
|
It is very sad to intimate that Com.
I. P. Bhardwaj, Ex-Circle President of AIPEU Group ‘C’, Delhi Circle Expired
on 27.04.2016 after prolonged illness. He was a very good comrade and he will
be ever remembered for his sacrifice and dedication to NFPE.
NFPE HQ conveys its heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family
members of Com. Bhardwaj & comrades of Delhi Circle.
May his
soul rest in peace.
R.N. PARASHAR
Secretary General
NFPE
|
Thursday, April 28, 2016
National Federation of Postal Employees
1st Floor North
Avenue Post Office Building, New Delhi-110 001
Phone: 011.23092771 e-mail: nfpehq@gmail.com
Mob: 9868819295/9810853981 website: http://www.nfpe.blogspot.com
No. PF-01(e)/2016 Dated: 28th April, 2016
CIRCULAR
To
All General Secretaries /NFPE Office
Bearers
All Circle /Divisional & Branch
Secretaries
Dear Comrades,
1. Xth
Federal Council NFPE.
Xth Federal Council of NFPE is
scheduled to be held on 7th,8th & 9th
September,2016 at Guwahati (Assam) Regional Co-ordination committee of Assam
and NE has started preparations.
Reception Committee has been formed as below:
1.Shri Indibar Dewri Retired IPOs & Eminent
Intellectual-Chairman
2.Com. M.R. Das , Ex. Convenor RCC of P&T Employees, Assam & NE Circle –Working
Chairman.
3. Com.D.K. Deb Nath- Convenor RCC Assam & NE- General Secretary.
4.Bishnu Ram Raha -Treasurer
Notice for Federal Council will be
issued separately. Federal Executive will also
be held in the F/N of 7th
September,2016 at Guwahati. Federal Councilors will be paid TA & TA by their
respective CHQs as decided in last Federal Executive. No Delegate Fee will be
paid to Reception Committee for Federal Councilors. However visitors/observers
will have to pay Rs.1500/- as Delegate Fee as fixed by the Reception Committee.
All General Secretaries are
requested to direct Federal Councilors to book to & fro tickets to avoid
inconvenience.
2. Confederation:
National Conference.
Diamond Jubilee National Conference
of Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers will be held at
Chennai on 16th, 17th & 18th August-2016
All India Women Convention of
Confederation will also be held during National Conference. All General Secretaries
are requested to decide the names of Women Comrades to participate in the Women
Convention. Their TA/DA will be paid by the respective CHQs.
3. Celebrate
Diamond Jubilee of Confederation.
This is the Diamond Jubilee year of Confederation
as it was formed in the year 1956 by our great leader Dada B.N. Ghosh Ex.
Secretary General-NFPTE. All are requested to celebrate Diamond Jubilee in each
Circle by organizing a grand programme.
4. Confederation
Trade Union Education Camp at Dehradun (Uttarakhand)
All India Trade Union Education Camp
will be organized at Dehradun on 24th & 25th May-2016.NFPE has
already allotted quota to affiliates. All General Secretaries are requested to decide
delegates as per quota and direct them to book to & fro tickets. Delegate
Fee has been fixed as Rs.600/-
5. May-Day
Ist May-2016.
May Day on 1st May-2016
should be observed at all work place.
6. All India
General Strikes.
The National Convention of Workers
under the banner of All Central Trade Unions (except BMS) and All Independent Federations have decided
to organize One Day All India General Strike
on2nd September on common demands
against the anti-people economic policies of NDA Government Mobilize all
to participate in the strike.
7. Indefinite
Strike from 11th July-2016 on 7th C.P.C. related issues.
National Joint Council of Action has
decided to organize Indefinite Strike from 11th July, 2016. Notice
for which will be issued on 9th June-2016. Please mobilize all
Postal, RMS and GDS employees to participate in strike and make it grand
success.
8. GDS
Membership verification.
GDS membership verification is
likely to be announced by the Department of Posts very soon All General
Secretaries are requested to direct all Circle, Divisional and Branch Secretaries
to extend maximum co-operation and
full support to enroll maximum no. of members in favour of All India Postal
Employees Union-GDS and make it as No.1.
9. GDS
Committee.
GDS Committee to review the service
conditions and wage of GDS employees under the Chairmanship of Shri Kamlesh
Chandra Retired Member , Postal services Board
has started function. Memorandum to GDS Committee have been submitted by NFPE & AIPEU-GDS.
GDS Committee has fixed date as on 26th May 2016 for oral evidence
NFPE with AIPEU GDS-NFPE will present the case
before GDS Committee effectively.
10. Retirement
of Smt. Kavery Banerjee-Secretary, Department of Post.
Smt.
Kavery Banerjee, Secretary, Department of Post is going to retire on 30th
April-2016 on superannuation. During her period the relations between
administration and staff have remained very co-ordial. Mostly problems got solved
with negotiations and she never gave opportunity to staff side to go on
agitation. NFPE HQ extends greetings and
best wishes for her peaceful and healthy retired life.
With
revolutionary greetings.
Comradely yours,
(R. N. Parashar)
Secretary General
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
DATED -
27.04.2016
CIRCULAR
1.
CONFEDERATION
ALL INDIA CONFERENCE PRE-PONED TO 2016 AUGUST 16TH,17TH&18TH
Diamond Jubilee year National Conference of the Confederation
of Central government Employees & Workers will be held at Chennai on 16th,17th&18th
August 2016. Confederation was formed on 16.08.1956. The conference is
pre-poned from 26th, 27th & 28th August to
16th, 17th & 18th, as the All India
general Strike is on 2nd September 2016. The above dates are final.
Notice for the National Conference will be issued shortly.
All India women’s convention of the confederation will also be
held along with the National Conference.
All affiliated
organisations of the Confederation, All C-O-C’s and all CHQ office bearers and Women’s
subcommittee members are requested to decide the names of Delegates/Visitors
attending National Conference and All India
Women’s convention, well in advance and book their up and down travel tickets without
any delay. Last minute, it will be very difficult to get confirmed tickets.
2.
CELEBRATE
DIAMOND JUBILEE OF CONFEDERATION IN ALL STATES BY THE C-O-Cs IN A BEFITTING
MANNER BY ORGANIZING AT LEAST ONE PROGRAMME BY EACH C-O-C.
Confederation was formed in the year 1956. The idea was mooted
by Com. B N Ghosh, then Secretary General of NFPTE. There were many demands of
the Central government Employees which were of a general nature concerning all
the Central Government Employees. It was felt by Com B N Ghosh that an
organization of all Central Government Employees is required for wider unity
and struggle. As such he approached all the Unions and Federations in the
central government establishments. Railway and defense federations did not show
much interest. However other central government employees organisations showed
much enthusiasm.
A joint meeting of all the willing Unions/Federations was held
at New Delhi on 16th August 1956 presided by Shri Sarangdhar Das,
Member of Parliament. Detailed discussion took place and “Confederation of
Central Government Employees & Workers” was formed. Nath Pai, Member of Parliament,
was elected as Chairman and S Madhusoodhanan of Civil Aviation was elected as
Secretary General. Rest is history. In the formation meeting on 16th
August 1956 only ten organizations participated. The number of affiliates went
on increasing year by year and as on date Confederation is having 112
affiliated organizations.
All the C-O-Cs are requested to celebrate the diamond jubilee
in most befitting manner by organizing at least one program by each C-O-C.
Senior leaders may be honored in the function.
3.
ALL
INDIA TRADE UNION EDUCATION CAMP – 24TH & 25TH MAY
2016- DEHRADUN (UTTARAKHAND)
As already notified, the All India Trade Union Education Camp
- 2016 of Confederation will be held at Dehradun on 24th & 25th
May 2016. The last two camps held at Mumbai (2014) & Bangalore (2015) was a
grand success. The COC Dehradun is actively involved in making all the
arrangements for successful conducting of the camp. Detailed circular regarding
classes, venue, food, accommodation, climate, contact phone numbers etc will be
published shortly. Delegate fee per head is fixed as Rs.600/- (Rs Six hundred
only).
All the affiliated organisations and C-OC’s are once again
requested to depute the given number of delegates to the camp. The Quota fixed
is furnished below.
Name of the
affiliated C-O-C’s and the quota of delegates
NFPE – 60, ITEF – 20, Audit & Accounts -10, Atomic energy
– 10, Civil Accounts-10
All other affiliated organisations -3 each.
COC West Bengal -20, COC Kerala-15, COC Karnataka-10, COC
Tamilnadu-15, COC Andhra-10
COC Delhi-15, All other COCs- 3 each
Please instruct the
delegates to book their travel tickets immediately.
4.
OBSERVE
MAY DAY JOINTLY WITH OTHER FRATERNAL ORGANISATIONS:
2016 May 1st may be observed as May Day at all
important centers jointly with other fraternal organisations. The importance of
the International Workers Day and the need to strengthen the unity of working
class by building up class-oriented militant struggle against the imperialist
neo liberal globalization policies may be explained to the workers
5.
ALL
INDIA GENERAL STRIKE :
The national convention of workers at Mavilanka Hall, New Delhi on 30.03.2016 under the banner of
all Central Trade Unions(except BMS) and other Federations/Unions/Associations
has decided to organize one day ALL INDIA GENERAL STRIKE on 2nd September 2016 against the
anti - people anti- labor policies of the NDA Govt. The national Secretariat of
the Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers call upon all its
affiliated organizations and C-O-Cs to conduct intensive campaign and
preparations for ensuring maximum participation of Central government Employees
in the general strike. All affiliated organisations are requested to issue
their own separate circulars to their lower units instructing them to
participate in the strike. Central Government Employees are the worst victims
of the neo liberal policies of the NDA Government and hence it is our duty to
make the strike a grand success.
6.
GET READY FOR INDEFENITE STRIKE FROM
2016 JULY 11TH ON 7TH CPC RELATED CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
EMPLOEES DEMANDS.
The National Joint Council of Action (NJCA) has decided to serve
indefinite strike notice to the Govt on 9th June 2016 and to
commence indefinite strike from 11th July 2016, if the Govt fails to
come to a negotiated settlement on 7th CPC related issues with the
JCM National Council Staff Side. In the discussion held on 1st March
2016 with the empowered committee of Secretaries headed by Cabinet Secretary,
the Government has not disclosed its mind on any of the demands including
minimum wage. Thereafter no discussion took place. NJCA has given enough time
as requested by the Government by postponing the strike to July 11th.
7th CPC report was submitted to Govt on 19th November
2015 and almost five months are over now. The developments that are taking
place in the country shows that Modi Govt is becoming more and more and more
aggressive towards the workers and common people. Unless we go for an
indefinite strike, the Govt may not modify the retrograde recommendations of
the 7th CPC. Confederation National Secretariat calls up on all its
affiliates and C-O-C’s to continue the campaign and prepare the rank and file
membership to go for indefinite strike from July 11th. All
affiliates should serve the strike notice on June 9th to their
respective Departmental heads. Copy of the strike notice should be sent to all
lower units without fail. Branch/Units of some of the affiliates of
confederation has complained that their All India leadership has not issued any
circular or instructions to them to participate in the strike. Without getting
instructions from higher bodies they are reluctant to participate in the
strike. Hence it is once again requested to all affiliates of Confederation
that:-
(1)
Clear instructions may be issued to all lower
units now itself to participate in the July 11th indefinite strike.
(2)
Copy of the strike notice served to the
Departmental head on 9th June
2016 should be sent to all lower units
With May Day Greetings
Yours fraternally
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
GRANT OF GRADE PAY
OF RS.1800/- TO GROUP ‘D’ /MTS WHO RETIRED /EXPIRED FROM SERVICE AFTER
29.08.2008, WITHOUT HAVING BEEN IMPARTED TRAINING.
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Sub: Grant of Grade Pay of Rs.1800/- to Group ‘D’ /MTS who retired /expired
from service after 29.08.2008, without having been imparted training.
D.G.
Posts O.M. No.1-20/2008-PCC (Pt) dated 08.04.2016.
Reference
have been received in this Directorate seeking guidelines as to how to
determine the Grade Pay of those non-matriculate Group-D employees who retired or dies in
harness after the notification of
Revised Pay Rule,2008 but before being
imparted the requisite training to be eligible
for grant of Grade Pay of
rs.1800/- in Pay Band-1.
2. The matter was
referred to DGP&T/Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure. The
Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance vide their ID No. 250446/15
dated 29.01.2016 has clarified the issue as under:
“ In this regard , it is clarified that if a non-matriculate Group-D
employees appointed prior to 1/1/2006, died in harness or
retired before being imparted the required training as per training
programme issued by D/o Posts vide its letter no. I-55/2009-Trg dated
06.04.2009 due to delay attributable to
administrative reasons and not due to factors attributable to him, he may be
granted the Grade Pay of Rs.1800/- if
the retrained non-matriculate Group-D employees have been given the Grade Pay of Rs.1800/-“
3. In view of the
above, it is therefore requested to take further necessary action to regulate
the Grade Pay of all affected Group-D employees who died or retired after
implementation of Revised Pay Rules, 2008 but before being imparted the requisite
training accordingly
4. This issues with
the approval of the competent authority.
Sd/-
(R.L. Patel)
Assistant
Director General (GDS/PCC)
POSTMAN EXAM 2015-16 RESULT OF UTTARAKHAND CIRCLE (Please click the link below
to view) http://utilities.cept.gov.in/dop/pdf/fileuploads/uk_de_25apr16.pdf
Xth FEDERAL COUNCIL MEETING
OF NFPE WILL BE HELD AT GUWAHATI (ASSAM) FROM 7th to 09th
SEPTEMBER, 2016
REPORT ON HOLDING OF Xth FEDERAL COUNCIL MEETING AT GUWAHATI.-FORMATION OF RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Comrade,
We are happy to inform that Regional Co-ordination
Committee of Postal Employees unions, Assam & N.E, finally decided to hold
Xth Federal Council Meeting of NFPE at Guwahati from 7th to 9th September ’2016. In this connection a broad based
Reception Committee with the leaders of both the circle of Assam &
N.E has been formed in a broad based meeting held at Meghdoot
Bhawan on 27-03-16 with Sri Indibor Dewri Retd. IPOs & Eminent Intellectual
as Chairman, Com. M.R.Das Ex. Convenor, RCC of P& T E.U. Assam &
N.E, as Working Chairman, Com D.K.Debnath Convenor, RCC of Postal
Employees Union Assam & NE as General Secretary & Com. Bishnu Ram
Rabha as treasurer respectively. Detail list of Reception Committee will be published
later on.
It is also decided in the meeting that not to pay no TA/ DA will be paid to the Office bearers and Federal Councillors by the Reception Committee. However, free fooding & lodging will be provided by the Reception Committee. But Delegate fee @Rs.1500/-will have to be paid by the visitors.
It is also proposed to hold Inaugural session, procession, open session & Cultural programme on 7th Sept’16 at District library Auditorium, Guwahati. On 8th & 9th Federal Session & Seminar if any as decided by the Federation will be held at BSNL Multipurpose Hall, Pan Bazer, Guwahati.
Yours Comradely,
(D. K.Debnath )
General Secretary &
Convenor, RCC of postal EU Assam & NE
Dated – 4th April. 2016
To
1) All Office Bearers
2) All General Secretaries C-O-Cs
3) All Affiliates of Confederation
ALL INDIA TRADE UNION EDUCATION CAMP
DEHRADUN, MAY 24 & 25, 2016
Dear Comrades,
As decided in the National Secretariat Meeting, the next All India Trade Union Education Camp of Confederation of Central Govt. Employees & Workers will be held on 24th and 25th May, 2016. The Dehradun Unit of the Confederation has come forward to host the said camp at Dehradun on the above days and started the Preparatory work for the programme. It should be the endeavour of all affiliates and State Units of the Confederation to depute the given number of delegates to the camp and make it a grand success. The quota fixed for each affiliate/COC is given below. Detailed programme & notice will be sent shortly. TU Camp will commence at 10 AM on 24th May and continue till 5 PM on 25th May, 2016 and the delegates should ensure their presence throughout the duration of the Camp.
Delegates from all affiliated organisations and C-O-Cs should compulsorily attend the TU camp. The minimum quota fixed for each affiliated organisation and C-O-Cs is given below. All are requested to ensure participation of delegates as per quota fixed, WITHOUT FAIL. Delegates may be instructed to book their up and down tickets immediately. Delegate fee per head is Rs. 600/- (Rs. Six hundred only). All delegates, including All India office Bearers of Confederation should pay the delegate fee.
Name of the Affiliates and the quota of delegates in brackets
1. NFPE (60); ITEF (20); Audit & Accounts (10); Atomic Energy (10),Civil Accounts (10);
2. All other affiliates (3 each);
3. Confederation State Units: Bengal (20); Kerala (15); Karnataka (10); Tamilnadu (15); Andhra (10)
4. All other State Units: (3 each).
NB: While deciding the delegates, the concerned organisations shall include the All India Office Bearers of Confederation also in their quota since the number of delegates fixed above includes the Office Bearers of Confederation CHQ.
Fraternally yours,
M. KRISHNAN
Secretary General
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No. CONF/NE/2016 Dated: 05-04-2016
MOST URGENT / IMPORTANT
NOTICE FOR THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE MEETING OF CONFEDERATION
An urgent meeting of the National Executive of the Confederation of Central Govt. Employees & Workers will be held at Dehradun (Uttarakhand) on 24th May’ 2016 (Tuesday). The meeting shall commence at 05.00 PM and continue till close. National Secretariat members, Chief Executives of the affiliated Organizations, General Secretaries of all State level C-o-Cs and main Office bearers of the Women's Sub Committee are requested to attend the meeting.
The following shall be the agenda of the meeting:
AGENDA:
1. 7th CPC related issues and proposed indefinite strike from 11 July 2016 by NJCA.
2. Proposed One day General Strike by Central Trade Union on 02nd September 2016.
3 Two days All India Workshop of Confederation at Dehradun - Review.
4. All India Conference of Confederation & All India Women Convention at Chennai (Tamilnadu).
5. Financial position of Confederation – Decision for improvement.
6. Issues relating to the affiliated Organizations.
7. Any other item with permission of the Chair.
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
To
1. All National Secretariat Members.
2. Chief Executives of all affiliated Organizations.
3. General Secretaries of State C-o-Cs.
4. Main office bearers of Women's Sub Committee (Not Committee members)
PLEASE BOOK YOUR TRAVEL TICKETS IMMEDIATELY
Two days Trade Union Education Camp of Confederation will be held at Dehradun on 24th & 25th May 2016. Separate Circular enclosed herewith. Please ensure participation of delegates as per quota fixed in the circular.
(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General