CHQ CIRCULAR
No. R-III/Circular-28/2016 Dated 05-04-2016
To
All
CWC Members, Circle, Divisional and
Branch Secretaries.
Dear Comrades,
MAKE &PARTICIPATE THE INDEFINITE STRIKE FROM 11TH
JULY, 2016
A GRAND SUCCESS
All
India RMS & MMS Employees Union Group `C` CHQ congratulates and Red Salute
to all CWC members, Circle, Divisional , Branch Secretaries, office bearers and
members for participating and making a grand success of all programmes, holding
massive rally ,demonstration on 11th March, 2016 at all work places
and observing the solidarity day on 29th march, 2016. Now CHQ appeal
to all to mobilize rank & file and participate and make a grand success
Indefinite Strike from 11th July, 2016. Now Strike Notice will be
issued on 9th June, 2016.
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF WORKERS:- The National convention was organized by the Joint
Platform of Central Trade Unions BMS,INTUC,AITUC,HMS,CITU,AIUTUC, TUCC,SEWA,AICCTU,UTUC,LPF
of the country alongwith independent National Federation of employees of different
industries and services on 30-3-2016 at New Delhi. On behalf of NFPE and Confederation
Coms. R.N.Parashar S/G NFPE & G/S P-III, Giri Raj Singh President NFPE
& G/S R-III, R.SeethaLakshami G/S P-IV,K.P.Singh AGS R-III, Raj Kumar Tr.
NFPE, V.Bhattacharjee S/G Civil Accounts & Tr. Confederation, A.K. Kanojia President
ITEF and other comrades attended. After details discussions this convention
passed the declaration and decided to launch agitational programme, joint
conventions and campaign during June-July-2016 in states, districts, Day long Dharna/Satyagraha
in the capital of states, on 9th August,2016 including One Day All India Strike on 2nd
September,2016 for the settlement of 12
Point Charter of Demands. Declaration which passed is available on our website
& will be published in RMS WORKER May,2016
issue.
MEETING WITH THE CABINET SECRETARY ON 30-3-2016:- A meeting with Empowered Committee under the Chairmanship
of Cabinet Secretary was held on 30-3-2016 at 3.30 PM at Cabinet Secretariat
Committee Room Rastrapati Bhawan New Delhi. On behalf of NFPE Coms R.N.
Parashar S/G NFPE, Giri Raj Singh General Secretary R-III and Com. R.Seetha
Lakshmi General Secretary P-IV from FNPO Sh. D. Theagarajan S/G ,T.N. Rahate
President and from BPEF S.K.Sinha participated. We demanded upgraded pay scale
for PA,SA, Postman, Mail Guards, MTS,PO & RMS Accountants, Marketing
Executives, System Administrators,
Drivers, Artisans at par with Railway/Defence, merger of Despatch Riders , Admn
SBCO, Postal Accounts, civil wing, implementation of Cadre Restructuring
Committee Report including MMS Staff before implementation of 7 CPC report etc.
GDS MDEMBERSHIP VERIFICATION PROCESS
STRATED:- Applications have been
invited upto 31st March,
2016.AIPEU GDS (NFPE) has submitted the application. All Circle/ Divisional /Branch Secretaries and
office bearers of R-III are requested to make maximum efforts to make AIPEU GDS
(NFPE) as NO. 1 Union.
MEMMORANDUM SUBMITTED TO GDS COMMITTEE:- On 18th March, Memorandum was submitted to Shri T.Q. Mohd Secretary
GDS Committee for revision of wages and other service conditions of GDS employees by Com. P. Panduranga Rao G/S AIPEU
GDS (NFPE) and Com. R.N. Parashar S/G NFPE. They presented the case very effectively. Secretary GDs committee gave
very positive assurances.
ALL INDIA TRADE UNION EDUCATION CAMP
AT DEHRADUN ON 24th & 25th
MAY, 2016:- As per the decision
of National Secretariat Meeting the next All India Trade Union Education Camp
of confederation of C.G. Empl. And workers will be held at Dehradun on 24th & 25th May,
2016. Delegate Fee per head is Rs.600/-. The quota fixed for each affiliated /COC, NFPE has been allotted
60 delegates. Out of 60 R-III may be
10, UP-1, Delhi-1,
Uttrakhand-1,Rajastahn-1,MP-1,W.Bengal-1,Maharastra-1,Punjab-1,Haryana-1,Gujarat-1,.
Delegates from above noted circles should compulsory attend the T.U. Camp.
R-III ALL INDIA CONFERENCE:- 31st All India Conference of All India
RMS & MMS Emp. Union Group `C` will be held at Modheshvari Ramdheja Road,
Pethapur, Gandhi Nagar, Ahmedabad, (Gujarat) from 21st to 23rd June, 2016 with CWC
meetings on 20th and 24th
preceding and succeeding of the conference. The Reception committee has
been formed. M.P.Jhon General Secretary
Mob. -09429626551. Com. D.S. Rajgor Secretary M.No. 09979935484. Delegate Fee
per head is Rs. 1200/-. Notice has been issued.
SOUVENIR:- The Reception committee of 31st AIC of
R-III has decided to release souvenir to commemorate the occasion, the
advertisement form and Tariff rates has already been dispatched to all
circle/divisional Secretaries and CWC Members of our union. We would request to
the Circle Secretaries to collect the maximum advertisement from their
respective circles and forward them to the Reception committee well in advance so as to reach to held the
Reception Committee to meet the expenditure.
PAYMENT OF QUOTA:- All Circle/Divisional/Branch Secretaries are
requested to clear arrears of quota to CHQ without delay and sent in future
regularly. RMS Worker will not be posted to those branches in arrears more than
3 months.
With warm greetings
Yours comradely.
(Giri Raj Singh)
General Secretary
NOTICE
No. R-III/52/42
Dated 4th
APRIL, 2016
It is
hereby notified that the XXXI All India Conference of All India RMS & MMS
Employees Union Gr.`C` will be held from 21st June to 23rd June, 2016 Modhesvari Randheja Road at Pethapur,
Gandhi Nagar ,Ahmedabad (Gujarat). All delegates should reach the venue before
10.A.M. on 21st June, 2016
positively.
The Conference will be preceded and
succeeded by Central Working Committee Meeting to be held on 20th and 24th June, 2016 at the Conference venue for which no separate
notice will be issued. The agenda of the Central Working Committee will
comprise the agenda of the All India Conference as notified.
Accommodation for the delegates has been
arranged in Dharamhalas near to the Conference venue. Food will be supplied
at the Conference Venue.
The provisions of the articles 16
(a), 24, 92 and 93 of the Constitution shall be strictly followed while
electing delegates for all India conference. The number of delegates should be
restricted according to the constitutional provisions. The list of the
delegates including the lady delegates should be forwarded to the Reception
Committee well in advance with copy to CHQ.
All Conferences at Branch,
Divisional and Circle level, if due should be completed in accordance with
article 81 (a), 61 (1) and 44 (a) of the constitution respectively and also as
per CCS (RSA) Rules 1993.
Subject to modifications, as may be
done by the CWC and AIC, the Agenda of the Conference will be as follows:
AGENDA
1.
Adoption of the Biennial report from
June 2014 to May 2016.
2.
Adoption of the Audited Statement of Accounts for the year 2013-2014,
2014-2015 and presentation of Accounts from April 2015 to March 2016 (
Subject to Audit)
3.
Adoption of Budget Estimates. For the year 2014-2015, 2015-2016.
2. (A) C.G. Emp.Problems:
1.
Amend
Sections 5, 6 and 8 of the CCS (RSA) Rules,1993 in order to ensure the freedom of
association rights of Civil Servants.
2.
C.C.S.
Conduct Rules 1964 , Section 3, 5 & 7 to be scrapped.
3.
Scrapping of New Pension Scheme.
4.
Privatization,
Downsizing, Outsourcing of Government functions.
5. Withdrawal of CGHS / Health Insurance
Scheme.
6. GPF Interest Rates.
7. Non implementation of Arbitration
awards.
8. Withdrawal of ceiling on Bonus.
9. Lifting ban on recruitment.
10. Anomalies arising on implementation of 6th CPC and 7
CPC recommendations
11. Removal of cap on compassionate
appointments.
12.
Discussion
on 7 CPC Retrograde Recommendations.
(B) Postal Problems:
1. Privatization
and outsourcing of Postal functions,
2 New Postal Policy,2012 and Task Force
Committee Report.
3. Downsizing of offices and abolition of posts
4. India
Post Office Act 1898 and amendment thereof.
5. Demands
of GDS for Status and Pension
6. Exempt
Department of Posts from purview of reduction of staff strength.
7. Fill
up of all vacant posts in all cadres.
7.
(a) Filling of the post of GDS in RMS
8. Review
of MACPS
9. Implementation of agreement on Strike Charter
of Demands.
10. Compassionate
appointments.
11. Regularization
RTP services.
12. Regularization
of Casual Labourers and DRM
13. Vindictive
action and victimizations.
14. Drop franchise Postal outlets.
15. Enhancement
of all pending OTA/TA and enhancement of Fund according to the needs of the
staff.
16. Administrative attack on Trade
Unions.
( C ) RMS Problems;-
1. Technology development, Modernization and
Mail Net Work Optimization programme.
2
.Abolition of RMS Offices, Sections ,Divisions, ROs, Transit Sections,
Night sets and to set one Mail Office in
a Revenue District and creation of NSPCS Hubs, L-1, L-2, First Class Mail Hubs,
Parcel Hubs.
3.
Proper assessment of workload and sanction
of justified staff.
4.
Processing of mails and other premium products in RMS
5.
Diversion of all preliminary sorting work from Post Office to RMS.
6.
Proper and justified
accommodation in Transit Sections.
7.
Improvement of working conditions and environment in RMS offices.
8.
SPC and CRC functioning and norms.
9.
Computerization in HROs/DOs and TMOs.
10. Functioning of AMPC and grand of special
increment to the official engage in connection with AMPC.
11.
Filling up of all vacant posts of group `C`, `D`, LSG, HSG-II and HSG- I, PSS
group `B` from General Line including residual vacancies.
12. Cadre
Review.
13.
Revision of OTA and OSA Rates
(D) MMS Problems:
1.
Privatization
of MMS
2.
Supply
of New Vehicles.
3.
Replacement
of condemned Vehicles.
4.
Curtailment
of Schedules.
5.
Supply
of Spare Parts, Tools, equipments.
6.
Filling
up of all vacant Posts in all Cadres.
7.
Provision
of mail Peons/Guards to the Drivers.
8.
Cadre
Review in MMS.
9.
Pay Scale and promotion of Workshop Staff at
par with the Drivers.
10.
Holding examination for IMM Posts.
11.
Promotion of Artisan Staff on par with MMS
Drivers.
12.
Merger of Charge Hand with Technical
supervisor and Despatch Rider with Drivers.
13.
Insurance of Mail Motor Vehicles.
3. Assessment and Review:
1. United
Movements.
2.
Confederation.
3.
Review
of implementation of NJCA, Confederation, NFPE,Postal JCA programmes including deferred Indefinite Strike from 6 May,2015,Indefinite
Strike from 23rd Nov. 2015 Indefinite Strike from 11th
April,2016, 2nd Sept.2015 One Day Nation wide Strike and
preparations of Indefinite Strike from 11th July, 2016 and All India
One Day Strike on 2nd September, 2016
4. Review and settlement of Strike Charter of Demands
called by Postal JCA (NFPE & FNPO)
5.
NFPE
6. JCM
functions.
7. Organizational
position at all levels.
8. Re-verification
of Membership.
9. Adoption of Resolution – resolution to be
typed neatly, item wise and to the point.
10. Amendment
to the constitution if any should reach CHQ by
30th April, 2016.
11. Policy
and Programme.
12. Election
of (a) Office Bearers (b) Federal Councilors
and Councilors in JCM (Department Council)
13. Venue
of the Next AIC
14. Concluding remarks.
15.
Vote of thanks
(Giri
Raj Singh)
General
Secretary
Copy to :-
1.
All
Office Bearers and Circle Secretaries
2.
All
Divisional /Branch Secretaries
3.
Secretary
General, NFPE,1st Floor North Avenue Post Office Building, New
Delhi-110 001.
4.
The
Secretary Department of Posts, Dak Bhawan, New Delhi- 110 116 with the request
to issue instructions for grant of Special Casual Leave to the
Circle/Divisional/Branch Secretaries, CWC Members and delegates.
5.
All
Chief Postmasters General. with request to issue instructions for grant of
Special Casual Leave to the Circle/Divisional/Branch Secretaries, CWC Members
and delegates.
PHOTOS OF DELHI CIRCLE CONFERENCE HELD ON 29TH & 30TH MARCH, 2016 AT NEW DELHI
PHOTOS OF CHHATISGARH CIRCLE CONFERENCE HELD FROM 2ND TO 3RD APRIL,2016 AT RAIGARH
Monday, April 4, 2016
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,
s 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
GDS COURT CASE
Advocate informed that CAT Principal Bench did not hold Court today. Next date have been given by the Court Master. Matter stands adjourned to 25.07.2016.
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