CSV WARRIER BHAWAN
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(U.P.), PIN-201012te
Ph: 0120-2881727/9868145667
Reference: AIA/Circular-11/2017 20th April 2017
To
Unit Secretaries,
NE Members & Special Invitees &
Members of Women’s Committee
Dear Comrade,
DHARNA INFRONT OF FINMIN’S OFFICE
AT NORTH BLOCK, NEW DELHI ON 23RD
MAY 2017
National
Secretariat of Confederation in its meeting on 13th April 2017
decided to carry forward the struggle on the charter of demands on which one
day strike was organised on 16th March 2017.
The
provocation is from the government which is dragging its feet from its
commitment to revisit the minimum wage and allowances. The picture is clear – we the employees have
lost the allowances on the revised pay for a year, at least. Even today, none
is clear when the report of the Lavasa committee would be submitted and then,
when will it be implemented. Govt has refused to exclude government employees
from the ambit of NPS and also refused to ensure minimum pension.
It is
also clear that a united movement of all CG employees looks quite bleak with the
dominant Federations in JCM not showing any inclination for any sustained
struggle, leave aside indefinite strike. As on today, in effect, the NJCA does
not exist – it can at best be NJC, as ACTION is missing.
It is in
this context the Confederation came to the inescapable conclusion that we have
to continue with the campaign and struggles through various forms of agitation.
It therefore decided to organise
1.
MASS
DHARNA on 23rd May 2017 (from 12 noon to 4 pm) in front of Finance
Ministers office at North Block, New Delhi
2.
Demonstration
in all stations
3.
Human
chain in front of all government offices on 20th June 2017.
All our
Units are requested to take the message of struggles to the mass of employees
and prepare them for a sustained agitation on the charter of demands. Units
near to Delhi are requested to mobilise for the Dharna on 23rd May
2017. The quota for the Units is:
Jaipur – 5, Gwalior – 5, Haryana –
5, Punjab – 5, Shimla -3, Bhopal -3, Allahabad – 3
Nagpur -2, Kolkata – 5, Dehradun - 4
& Delhi – 30
NATIONAL CONVENTION ON NPS
The
Secretariat of Confederation agreed to the proposal from All India State Govt.
Employees Federation (AISGEF) to hold a joint convention on NPS. The Convention
will be held at Delhi on 10th of June 2017. The above quota would
hold good for the Convention also.
Confederation
Circular is attached.
DEPARTMENTAL FRONT
On
grant of 5400 to AAOs
A WhatsApp message was going around saying that
grant of 5400 to AAOs is in the final stage. Authorities have informed us that
the issue has gone for a "spin" i.e. it has become quite
unpredictable. It is referred to the committees that are looking into Railway
and Defence issues. A decision exclusively for us –excluding Railways and
Defence - is difficult, rather it looks impossible. (As reported earlier, the
recommendation of 7 CPC is in respect of Defence Accounts, extended to us -
having rejected in IA& AD chapter). The issue is still with the committee
that looks into the Railway and Defence related issues, not with DOPT.
We should expose the rumour mongers, who are hell
bent on causing confusion and disruption – for they never fight, rather they
only try to take benefit out of our struggles, but keep on floating rumours to
cover up their failure and belittle our struggles.
Amendment to RR of SA & Auditor/Accountant
The issue is still with UPSC. UPSC has raised some
queries on the per centage earmarked for promotion to the cadre of SA saying
that it exceeds the ratio prescribed for promotion by DOPT. CAG administration
has replied to the query reiterating its proposition, stating that it is the
organisational requirement.
REVIVAL OF AUDIT COC
The joint meeting of the National Executive of All
India Audit & Accounts Association and CWC of All India Audit &
Accounts Officers Association on 15th December 2016 at New Delhi
identified the following issues vis.
1.
To demand holistic cadre restructuring in IA&AD and keeping in
abeyance of the rationalisation of staff strength in audit.
To enable the Audit COC to submit a
scientifically and socially acceptable proposal on cadre restructuring, the
meeting decided to form an 8 Member Committee with Com. S Mohan as Convener and
MS Raja as Chairman. Presidents of both Federations and two more members from
each Constituent shall be Members of the Committee.
All the Units – of both the constituents
- are requested to co-operate/help by making suggestions/proposals to the
Committee.
2. To adopt a resolution identifying and
concretising the demands
3. To submit a copy of the resolution to the
CAG of India from Audit COC
4. To form Audit COC in each office and station
latest by 31st March 2017.
5. To request the field formations to adopt
the said resolution, preferably from the platform of Audit COC. (Date of the
programme shall be communicated later).
6. To hold convention in every station by 31st
March 2017
The schedule for programmes and
conventions were decided considering the date of strike as 15th
February. With the change in the date of strike, the whole schedule has to be
reworked out in consultation with the leadership of All India Audit &
Accounts Officers Association
The HQr
is in touch with Com. OS Sudhakaran, Secretary General, All India Audit &
Accounts Officers Association. The meeting of the National Executive on 26-27
May 2017 at Shimla would finalise the revised schedule and tour programme.
With
greetings,
Yours
fraternally
Sd/-
(M.
S. Raja)
Secretary
General
confederation of
central govt.
employees & workers
Central Headquarters
1st floor, North Avenue Post Office Building, New
Delhi-110 001
CIRCULAR DATED 18TH APRIL, 2017
MAKE THE MASS DHARNA IN FRONT OF
FINANCE MINISTER’S OFFICE, NEW DELHI
ON 23rd MAY 2017 TUESDAY (12 NOON
TO 4 PM)
A GRAND SUCCESS
A GRAND SUCCESS
Central Government Employees, Central Government
Pensioners, Autonomous Body employees and Autonomous body pensioners are
requested to participate in the dharna in large numbers.
Conduct protest demonstrations at all other
places on 23-05-2017
Let us demonstrate our Anger, Protest, Disappointment and
Discontentment in front of Sri. Arun Jaitley, Hon’ble Finance Minister, who
gave the assurance to the NJCA Leaders regarding increase in minimum wage,
fitment formula etc. and later betrayed 33 lakhs central Govt. employees and 34
lakhs pensioners.
QUOTA FIXED FOR
AFFILIATED ORGANISATIONS AND C-O-CS.
NFPE - 500, ITEF - 200, Audit & Accounts - 50, Civil
Accounts - 50, Ground Water Board - 50, Atomic Energy - 30, All other
affiliated organisations - maximum possible subject to a minimum of 20 each.
COC Delhi - 500, COCs UP - 200, COC Rajasthan - 100, COC
Haryana - 200, COC Punjab - 200, COC Himachal - 50, COC Uttarakhand -50, COC Bihar
-50, COC West Bengal - 50, All other COCs - maximum possible.
Contact Numbers: Com. Giriraj Singh, President, COC, Delhi
State - 0 9811313808, Com. Vrigu Bhattacharya - GS, COC, Delhi State -
09868520926 and All other CHQ Office bearers stationed in Delhi.
Dear Comrades,
After reviewing the unprecedented success of the nationwide one day strike
organised by Confederation of Central Government employees and workers
on16-03-2017, the National Secretariat of Confederation which met at New Delhi
on 13-04-2017 has decided to continue its struggle against the totally
indifferent and negative attitude of the BJP-led NDA Government against the
Central Government employees, Central Govt. Pensioners, Autonomous body
employees and Autonomous body pensioners.
The four months time limit fixed by the Group of Ministers on 30-06-2016, for
implementation of the assurances given to NJCA Leaders was over on 30-10-2016.
Now almost ten months are over, Confederation was compelled to organise independent
protest action such as dharna, Black Day, Parliament March and one day strike
on 16-03-2017, as the leadership of NJCA (other than Confederation and Postal
Federations) are not ready to revive the deferred indefinite strike of 2016
July 11th. Even after a lapse of ten months there is no visible change in
the stand of NJCA leadership. Taking advantage of this situation the
Government has gone back from all its assurances and has succeeded in
indefinitely delaying the implementation of assurances given by Group of
Ministers to NJCA including grant of revised HRA and other allowances with
effect from 01-01-2016. It is in this background, the National
Secretariat of the Confederation has decided to organise massive dharna in
front of Finance Minister’s Office at North Block, New Delhi on 23rd May 2017.
There is no improvement in the revision of minimum wage and fitment
formula. Allowance committee headed by Finance Secretary has delayed its
report indefinitely as per the wishes of the Finance Minister and Government.
Pension Committee headed by Secretary, Pension has submitted its report
rejecting the demand of the JCM staff side for implementing Option-I parity for
pensioners, recommended by 7th CPC. The NPS Committee constituted, after
giving much expectations to the younger generation employees who are under NPS,
has belied their hope by stating that withdrawal of NPS or guaranteeing minimum
pension is not under the purview of the NPS Committee, due to the stringent
conditions imposed on MACP thousands of employees are denied eligible
promotion, revision of pay of autonomous body employees could not be
implemented by the Ministries due to many retrograde conditions imposed by
Finance Ministry, orders for revision of Pension and grant of Dearness Relief
to Autonomous body Pensioners are not yet issued by the Government. Wage
revision of three lakhs Gramin Dak Sevaks of Postal Department is still
pending. The demand for regularisation of Casual, Contract and Daily
rated mazdoors are not considered favourably. All other demands including
upgradation of LDC/UDC Pay Scale, grant of parity to various cadres with
Central Secretariat staff etc. submitted to Government by NJCA and
Confederation still remains unsettled.
As the NJCA leadership is not ready to revive the indefinite strike, for
reasons best known to them, Confederation has to take the lead to channelise
the anger, protest, disappointment and discontentment of entire Central
Government employees and pensioners, including autonomous body employees and
Pensioners.
It is decided that not less than 2000 (two thousand) employees and pensioners
shall sit on dharna in front of the Finance Minister’s office on
23-05-2017. Confederation National Secretariat calls upon all affiliates
and COCs and also all Central Government employees and Pensioners including
Autonomous body employees and Pensioners to participate in large numbers in the
massive dharna on 23-05-2017. All pensioners organisations are also requested
to extend full support and solidarity by ensuring maximum participation of
their members in the dharna programme.
Travel
arrangements for those who are participating in the dharna should be made well
in advance.
Protest demonstrations may be organised at all other places of the country on
23-05-2017.
II. NEXT PHASE OF AGITATION- ORGANISE HUMAN CHAIN
OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES AND PENSIONERS ON 22-06-2017 (THURSDAY) AT ALL
IMPORTANT CENTRES.
Detailed circular will be issued after 23-05-2017.
III. NATIONAL CONVENTION ON NPS ON 10-06-2017 (10th JUNE 2017 (SATURDAY) AT NEW DELHI.
It is decided to organise a National Convention on NPS (New Contributory
Pension Scheme) and large scale Outsourcing of Government functions on
10-06-2017 (10th June 2017 Saturday) from 2 PM to 6 PM at New Delhi. Venue:
MPCU Shah Auditorium, Club Road, Ludlow Castle, Civil Lines, New Delhi,
Delhi-110 054 (near Civil Lines Metro Station).
The convention will be organised jointly by Confederation
and All India State Government Employees Federation (AISGEF). About 1000
delegates will participate in the convention.
The quota fixed for various affiliates and C-O-Cs
of Confederation are given below:
National Federation of Postal
Employees
- 200
Income Tax Employees
Federation
- 50
All India Audit & Accounts
Association
- 30
All India Civil Accounts Employees
Association - 30
All India Ground Water Board Employees Assn.
- 30
National Federation of Atomic Energy
Employees- 20
All other
affiliates
- 5 each
C-O-C
Delhi
- 200
C-O-Cs
UP
- 50
COC
Haryana
- 20
COC
Punjab
- 20
COC
Himachal
- 10
COC
Rajasthan
- 20
COC
Bihar
- 10
All other
COCs
- 5
each
Please ensure the participation of delegates as per the
quota fixed above. Delegate fee fixed is Rs.100/- (Rs.One hundred
only) per head. Timing of the Convention - 2 PM to 6 PM.
IV. ALL INDIA TRADE UNION EDUCATION CAMP:
As already
informed to all, the All India Trade Union Education Camp of Confederation will
be held at Thiruvananthapuram on 6th and 7th May 2017. Venue of
the camp is changed to BTR Bhavan, Melai Thampanoor, Near Gandhari Amman Kovil,
Manjalikulam Road, Thiruvananthapuram. It is in the heart of the
City, walkable distance from Central Railway Station and Thampanoor KSRTC Bus
Stand. The camp will start at 10 AM on 6th May and will continue upto 5 PM on
7th May. Delegate fee is Rs.800/- (Rs. Eight Hundred only) per
head. Accommodation from 5th May afternoon to 8th May 6 AM will be
provided by Reception Committee. Food will be provided from 6th morning
Breakfast to 7th night dinner.
Contact Numbers:
1. Com. V. Sreekumar, State
President, COC Kerala: 09447254666
2. Com. P. V. Rajendran, GS, COC
Kerala:
09446023884
3. Com. S. Asok Kumar, Dist.
Secretary:
09446849677
4. Com. K. Kamalasanan, District
President:
09495515784
Detailed programme circular will be exhibited in website shortly.
Number of delegtes allotted to each affiliated
organisation and COCs:
1. National Federation of Postal
Employees
100
2. Income Tax Employees
Federation
30
3. All India Audit & Accounts
Association
20
4. All India Civil Accounts
Employees
Association
20
5. National Federation of Atomic
Energy
Employees
20
6. All India Ground Water Board
Employees Association 15
7. All other
affiliates
3 each
8. C-O-C
Kerala
50
9. C-O-C West
Bengal
20
10. C-O-C Tamil
Nadu
30
11. C-O-C
Andhra/Telangana
20
12. C-O-C
Karnataka
20
13. C-O-C Uttar
Pradesh
10
14. C-O-C
Mumbai
10
15. C-O-C
Nagpur
5
16. C-O-C
Delhi
15
17. All other
C-O-Cs
5 each
All affiliated
organisations and C-O-Cs are requested to ensure participation of allotted
quota of delegates without fail.
Fraternally
yours,
Sd/-
M. Krishnan
Secretary General
