CHQ writes to Secretary Posts against formation of
"NSPC HUB"
No. R-III/25-3/2010 08-11-2010
To
Secretary,
Department of Posts,
Dak Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 116.
Subject:- Creation of “NSPC HUB”
Respected Madam,
It has been intimated by the Circle Secretary West Bengal Circle that CPMG West Bengal Circle is implementing a new scheme called “NSPC HUB”. W.e.f. 10-11-2010
It is learnt that under this scheme, Speed Post article presently handled by RMS Mail Offices will be diverted to the new “NSPC HUB” and staff from mail Offices will be withdrawn. At present there are about 325 speed post centres handling Speed Post articles and under the new scheme these will be reduced to 90.
This Union is totally in dark about this scheme as neither Directorate nor Circle authorities has discussed this issue with the Union. We are not against any new scheme to improve the efficency of postal services. However, we are of the firm opinion that any new scheme affecting the staff should be discussed with the staff side in order to obtain sincere cooperation of the staff.
It is regretted to inform you that the above order is in violation of the agreements reached with D.G. Posts on 12th July,2010 and 30th November, 2009 with regard to Charter of Demands on strike notice. It was agreed that status quo would be maintained and no office would be closed or merged without taking the staff into confidence. However, the authorities either at The Directorate level or at Circle level did not discuss the issue of “NSPC Hub” with the staff Unions.
We would therefore,urge upon you to keep the formation of “NSPC Hub” in abeyance till the issue is discussed with the Unions at all level.
With Regards
To
Secretary,
Department of Posts,
Dak Bhawan,
New Delhi-110 116.
Subject:- Creation of “NSPC HUB”
Respected Madam,
It has been intimated by the Circle Secretary West Bengal Circle that CPMG West Bengal Circle is implementing a new scheme called “NSPC HUB”. W.e.f. 10-11-2010
It is learnt that under this scheme, Speed Post article presently handled by RMS Mail Offices will be diverted to the new “NSPC HUB” and staff from mail Offices will be withdrawn. At present there are about 325 speed post centres handling Speed Post articles and under the new scheme these will be reduced to 90.
This Union is totally in dark about this scheme as neither Directorate nor Circle authorities has discussed this issue with the Union. We are not against any new scheme to improve the efficency of postal services. However, we are of the firm opinion that any new scheme affecting the staff should be discussed with the staff side in order to obtain sincere cooperation of the staff.
It is regretted to inform you that the above order is in violation of the agreements reached with D.G. Posts on 12th July,2010 and 30th November, 2009 with regard to Charter of Demands on strike notice. It was agreed that status quo would be maintained and no office would be closed or merged without taking the staff into confidence. However, the authorities either at The Directorate level or at Circle level did not discuss the issue of “NSPC Hub” with the staff Unions.
We would therefore,urge upon you to keep the formation of “NSPC Hub” in abeyance till the issue is discussed with the Unions at all level.
With Regards
Yours Sincerely,
(Giri Raj Singh)
General Secretary
(Giri Raj Singh)
General Secretary
