15/1089-90, VASUNDHARA, VASUNDHARA
(P.O.), Dt. GHAZIABAD
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Reference: AIA/Circular-09/2016 Dated: 13th April 2016
To
Unit Secretaries,
Members & Spl. Invitees – NE &
Members of Women’s Committee
Dear Comrades,
No Let up in Preparations for the
Indefinite Strike, Please
Deferment of commencement of
indefinite strike to 11th July 2016 should not lead to a situation
where-in we relax thinking that there is much time in our disposal for the
preparations.
We must not forget that the
preparations for the strike such as issuance of handbills, holding of group
meetings explaining in detail the different aspects of the 7 CPC report and our
objection and aversion to the recommendations of the 7 CPC is equally important
as the strike itself.
In the group meetings we should
explain to the mass of employees what had been the demand of the Staff Side,
JCM before the 7 CPC, the basis for the minimum wage of Rs 26000/- to MTS, the
principle/rationale guiding the demand for need based minimum wage, ratio
between the minimum and maximum etc and the recommendations of the 7 CPC –
fixing of minimum wage at Rs 18,000, faulty basics for computation of minimum
wages, mutilation of the principle of need based minimum wages and dilution of
the Supreme court directive on improvement to the 1957 formula, higher
weightage for higher cadres leading to a higher ratio between minimum and
maximum wages etc.
The denial of the 7 CPC to discuss
the issue of denial of pension and any social security measures to the post
2004 recruited personnel is an issue that should agitate one and all.
The media reports that the
government is considering appropriating 50% of the increased wages the
employees would get after the implementation of 7 CPC recommendations for the
purpose of creating a “recapitalisation fund” for the banks which are looted by
big corporates by lakhs of crores of Rupees.
Media will not make such a report –
not by one media, but by many that also on regular basis – without a basis,
without getting an inkling of what is going on within the government.
Ambanis, Bajajs et all will loot the
public exchequer and the workers will be made to pay for it – this seems to be
the guiding principle. All along the worker was made to pay for the misdeeds of
these powerful crooks but it was discreetly, now it seems the loot and the
exploitation of the worker/labour is getting quite naked and accepted norm.
These dangers are also to be taken
to the mass of employees. Only enlightened, well informed members will be able
to understand the gravity of the situation and thus be able to make the strike
a grand success.
The months of April and May are by
and large considered as months of vacation where many employees leave their
station with family once the school vacation starts. The continuous and
sustained campaign will ensure that all the employees are covered and educated,
preparing one and all for the indefinite strike from 11 July 2016. The serving
of strike notice on 9th June 2016 itself should make the government
sit up and take note of the growing anger amongst the central government
employees. We have no time to lapse; we will have to be on our job without any
let up with all vigour and earnestness.
47TH CONFERENCE
As intimated earlier, the 47th
Conference of All India Audit & Accounts Association would be held at Nagpur.
The Nagpur Associations have confirmed the dates of the Conference – from 8th
August to 11th August 2016. Formal notification will be issued
in the month of June only. All the Units are requested to reserve the tickets
to and from Nagpur without waiting for formal notification.
All the Units are requested to
include atleast one woman comrade as delegate, more are most welcome. We should
do everything to improve the participation of women comrades in the
organisational activities and try to develop them into leadership. Women
Convention would be held during the conference.
Audit & Accounts Pensioners’
Association
Confederation had directed all its
affiliates to organise the pensioners departmentally, bringing it under the
banner of National Co-ordination Committee of Pensioners Associations (NCCPA) in
the same pattern of Confederation. Postal, Income Tax etc have already formed
their organisations. We are left behind. During the 47th Conference
at Nagpur, we may also take steps to form IA&AD Pensioners Association.
With greetings,
Yours
fraternally
(M.S.Raja)
Secretary
General
