Friday, 27 February 2015

Friday, February 27, 2015

BOOK ON COM. S. K. VYAS, THE LEGENDARY LEADER OF CENTRAL GOVT EMPLOYEES

Confederation CHQ has decided to publish a book on Com Vyasji, who had been the Secretary General & President of Confederation for about 45 years. Interested leaders and other comrades are requested to send their BRIEF WRITE-UPS ON THE RARE AND SPECIAL INCIDENTS/ MOMENTS EXPERIENCED BY THEM IN CONNECTION WITH COM:  VYASJI'S TRADE UNION LIFE. Photographs of Com. Vyasji, which deserves special attention, may also be sent. All write-ups and photos should reach Confederation CHQ (1st Floor, North Avenue Post Office, New Delhi- 110001) on or before 31st March 2015. All are requested to send by EMAIL ALSO (confederationhq@gmail.com OR mkrishnan6854@gmail.com).

ONLY SELECTED ITEMS WILL BE PUBLISHED

M. Krishnan
Secretary General
Confederation

Thursday, 26 February 2015

JCM Staff Side Meeting with 7th Pay Commission – Discussion about DA Merger and Interim Relief

Discussion about DA Merger and Interim Relief – JCM Staff Side Meeting with 7th Pay Commission
The JCM Staff Side delegation met the Chairman, Seventh Central Pay Commission, 25/02/2015 at 11:00 hrs. The detailed report as follows…
NFIR
National Federation of Indian Railwaymen
3, CHELMSFORD ROAD, NEW DELHI . 110055

No.IV/NFIR/7th CPC/Corres/Pt.V
Dated 25/02/2015
Sub: JCM Staff Side Meeting with the Chairman, 7th CPC.
The JCM Staff Side delegation met the Chairman, Seventh Central Pay Commission, 25/02/2015 at 11:00 hrs. The following issues were raised :-
i. Merger of DA with Pay and grant of Interim Relief :-
The JCM Staff Side insisted that the Pay Commission should consider Staff Side memorandum submitted in the month of June 2014 and recommend DA merger. The Chairman, 7th CPC replied that there is no communication from the Government of India to give interim report on DA merger demand. After discussion, the Chairman 7th CPC has decided to send D.O. letter to the Government today conveying the strong protest of Staff Side/JCM.
With regard to grant of Interim Relief, the Chairman heard the point of view of the Staff Side JCM that it is only “provisional payment in view of market situation and urged upon the Commission to send suo-moto recommendation to the Government.
ii. Allotment of time slots for explaining the case of Central Government Employees as well ‘ Departments like Railways, Postal, Defence (Civil side) etc.,
The Chairman suggested that small committees may be constituted by the Staff Side for meeting the Pay Commission for deliberations and enough time will be given. He also said that the Memorandums given by JCM, Federations/Unions/Associations have been gone into by the Pay Commission fully. He further said that VII CPC will meet the teams from each department and hear their proposals.
Responding to this, the JCM Staff Side has agreed to make out the proposal for the purpose of facilitating the Pay Commission to hear the views/submissions of the Federations/Unior/Associations. The deliberations may commence somewhere after 15th March, 2015. Staff Side JCM will prepare time schedule proposal and send to Pay Commission accordingly.
iii. Gramin Dak Sewaks – The case was explained. The Pay Commission was suggested that the copy of Supreme Court Judgment may be made available for examination.
On behalf of NFIR S/Shri M.Raghavaiah (JCM Staff Side/Leader), Guman Singh, R.P.Bhatnagar and B.C. Sharma have participated in the meeting.
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(Dr M.Raghavaiah)
General Secretary

Rail Budget 2015: Highlights

1. No increase in rail fares

2. Investment of Rs 8.50 lakh crore envisaged over the next five years 

3. 17,000 toilets to be replaced by bio-toilets; stress on 'clean Railways' 

4. Railways allots 67% more funds for passenger amenities 

5. Nationwide 24*7 helpline announced (24*7 helpline 138 will be effective from 1/3/2015; Toll free No. 182 for security complaints) 

6. Railways to raise finances via SPVs, partnerships 

7. Private agencies to be asked to set up waste-to-energy conversion plants 

8. Railways can play prime role in poverty elimination 

9. Chronic underinvestment has led to poor development of Railways 

10. Railways to go through transformation in five years; to increase track capacity by 10 per cent to 1.38 lakh km 

11. Rs 2000 crore for Coastal Connectivity Program; to commission 1,200 km fresh lines this year 

12. ISRO, RDSO, IIT Kanpur to help provide facilities for safety at unmanned level crossings 

13. 9 hi-speed corridors announced; work on Mumbai-Ahmedabad fast train feasibility study expedited 

14. SMS alert for arrival-departure services; reserved ticket booking window raised to 120 days 

15. Four-point goal: Improved customer experience, safer travel, better infra, financially self-sustainable 

Source:-The Economic Times

Thursday, February 26, 2015

EDITORIAL POSTAL CRUSADER MARCH-2015


MAKE THE 28th APRIL -2015 PARLIAMENT MARCH
ON THE CALL OF NATIONAL COUNCIL JCM
A HISTORIC SUCCESS.

The Central Government is reluctant to settle the justified and genuine demands of Central Government employees i.e. 100% D.A. merger, 25% Interim Relief, Inclusion of GDS in 7th CPC , Date of Effect 1.1.2014 , Scrapping of New Pension Scheme , filing up of vacant  posts, in all Department’s , withdrawal of contractrization  and out sourcing  policy, removal of 5% ceiling on compassionate  appointments, Removal of MACP related  anomalies , Revision of OTA Rates  including some other demands.

Joint Consultative Machinery which was formed for the redressal of grievances of Central Government Employees by negotiations has been made defunct and no meeting has been held after 2010. After constitution of 7th CPC the views of Staff Side N.C. JCM has not been taken into account. The Terms of Reference of 7th CPC were declared unilaterally and agreed draft of Terms of Reference submitted by Staff Side was not given cognizance. The Minister in P.M.O. Shri Jitendra Singh replied in response to the question raised by some MPs that Government is not going to grant 100% or 50%  D.A. Merger , 25%  Interim Relief and inclusion of GDS in 7th CPC.

In the back ground of all these developments a National Convention of all constituents of National Council JCM was convened in New Delhi on 11th December-2014. All the participants’ organizations vehemently opposed the policies of Central Government.

After detailed deliberations it was decided that a massive Parliament March will be organized in New Delhi on 28th April-2015 in which the date of Indefinite Strike will be declared. Intensive preparation campaign is going on. NJCA was formed at National level in which the top leaders of AIRF, NFIR, AIDEF, NDWF, Confederation, NFPE and FNPO are included. State JCAs have been formed in most of the circles and State conventions have also been held and wherever it has not been formed the state leadership has been asked to complete this work very soon.

It has been decided to mobilize 100000 one lakh Central Government Employees to participate in Parliament March. Quota has been fixed as 50000 for Railways, 30000 for Defence and 30000 for Confederation. Confederation has allotted quota to NFPE as 10000. Accordingly NFPE has also allotted quota to each affiliated union. Comrades, as we know that whatever we have achieved that is because of struggles only. The present government is functioning to give maximum benefit to the corporates and capitalists. It is not at all concerned about the working class. It started disinvestment in PSUs, Declared 100% FDI in Railway and 49 % FDI in Defence. The recommendations of Task Force Committee headed by TSR Subramaniam .are big danger for Deptt of Post which has paved the way of privatization through Corporatization.  

Confederation of C.G.E&W and NFPE have given separate programmes of agitation which should be observed with great enthusiasm.

NFPE calls upon the entire Postal, RMS  and GDS employees to make all the programmes a grand success and mobilize the maximum number employees, more than the quota allotted to each affiliated union to take part in  the Parliament March  on 28thApril-2015 on call of National Council JCM to make it a historic success.
The Second phase of programme decided by Postal JCA comprising NFPE & FNPO - AIPEU GDS (NFPE) & NUGDS is on 27-02-2015 - 


DAY LONG DHARNA IN FRONT OF ALL REGIONAL OFFICES.



ORGANIZE                        MOBILIZE 


27 - 02 - 2015


DHARNA 

INFRONT OF ALL REGIONAL OFFICES IN ALL CIRCLES

MAKE IT A GRAND SUCCESS WITH ENMASS PARTICIPATION

      

Wednesday, 25 February 2015

Sukanya Samriddhi Account - Your best gift for your Girl Child...






Sukanya Samriddhi Calculator
Year
Age of Girl Child
Opening Balance
Monthly Contribution
Yearly Contribution
Intrest Rate @9.1%
Closing Balance
2015
1
-
1000
12,000
592
12,592
2016
2
12,592
1000
12,000
1,737
26,329
2017
3
26,329
1000
12,000
2,987
41,316
2018
4
41,316
1000
12,000
4,351
57,668
2019
5
57,668
1000
12,000
5,839
75,507
2020
6
75,507
1000
12,000
7,463
94,969
2021
7
94,969
1000
12,000
9,234
116,203
2022
8
116,203
1000
12,000
11,166
139,369
2023
9
139,369
1000
12,000
13,274
164,643
2024
10
164,643
1000
12,000
15,574
192,217
2025
11
192,217
1000
12,000
18,083
222,300
2026
12
222,300
1000
12,000
20,821
255,121
2027
13
255,121
1000
12,000
23,808
290,929
2028
14
290,929
1000
12,000
27,066
329,995
2029
15
329,995
-
-
30,030
360,024
2030
16
360,024
-
-
32,762
392,787
2031
17
392,787
-
-
35,744
428,530
2032
18
428,530
-
-
38,996
467,526
2033
19
467,526
-
-
42,545
510,071
2034
20
510,071
-
-
46,416
556,488
2035
21
556,488
-
-
50,640
607,128

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