Sh.Baljinder Singh new Circle Secretary NAPE C Punjab Circle...

CWC meeting of NAPE C Punjab Circle held on 31/08/2013 at Hoshiarpur. All members from different divisions have attended the meeting. The main agenda of the meeting was to hand over the charge of Circle Secretary as Sh.Niranjan Singh Saini retired today.

Sh.Baljinder Singh Vice President NAPE C Punjab Circle, P.A Sec 55 Mohali,  has been handed over the charge of Circle Secretary unanimously.

NAPE C Jalandhar Division congratulate Sh.Baljinder Singh and wishes him good luck with assurance of full cooperation from our Divisional Union.

Sh.Niranjan Singh Saini, Circle Secretary NAPE C Punjab Circle
is going to retire on 31/08/2013 on attaining the age of superannuation.

His selfless sacred service, characteristic outlook and approach on the working class in general and P3 in particular who will be remembered forever. He has raised the image of the National Association of Postal Employees Group C.

NAPE C Jalandhar Division congratulate and salute to our Circle Secretary for his services given to the National Union and his efforts for the welfare of the staff. All the members of National Union wishes Sh.Saini a happy and prosperous retiring life.

भगवान श्री कृषण के जनमाष्टमी पर्व के अवसर पर

नेशनल असोशिएशन ऑफ पोस्टल एम्प्लॉईस जालंधर डिविजन की तरफ से हार्दिक शुभकामनाए । 

Setting up of 7th Central Pay Commission: Matter has been referred to Ministry of Finance by Railway Ministry in view of Strike Call

Setting up of 7th Central Pay Commission: Matter has been referred to Ministry of Finance by Railway Ministry in view of Strike Call

In the reply to a question in Rajya Sabha regarding strike called by Railways federations the Ministry of Railways stated about  setting up of 7th Central Pay Commission that: 

One of the demands of both the Federations is regarding setting up of VIIth Central Pay Commission. Since constitution of Central Pay Commission is a subject matter of Ministry of Finance, the same has been referred to that Ministry. 

See the full capture of Rajya Sabha unstarred question:

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF  RAILWAYS

RAJYA SABHA

UNSTARRED QUESTION NO-1704

ANSWERED ON-23.08.2013

Demand for new National Pay Commission

1704 .   SHRI D. RAJA

(a)        whether it is a fact that all Railway trade unions have threatened to go on a general strike if their demand for a new National Pay Commission is not announced within a period of four months; and 

(b)        if so, the details thereof and Government’s reaction thereto?

ANSWER

MINISTER OF STATE IN THE MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS
(SHRI KOTLA JAYA SURYA PRAKASH REDDY)

(a) and (b): There are two recognized staff Federations on Railways. Both the Federations have made numerous demands concerning various service matters of railway employees like pay and allowances, promotion and pension. While one of the Federations have indicated that if their grievances are not resolved in a time bound programme, the Federation would be compelled to conduct strike ballot as a first step. The other Federation have decided to give a time of four months to the Government for satisfactorily settling their demands failing which the Federation will be compelled to give call for ‘Indefinite Strike’ on Railways. One of the demands of both the Federations is regarding setting up of VIIth Central Pay Commission. Since constitution of Central Pay Commission is a subject matter of Ministry of Finance, the same has been referred to that Ministry. 

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Source Rajya Sabha Q&A click image given below:-

BETTER LATE, THAN NEVER!!

AT LAST DEPARTMENT OF POSTS AND MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS  ADMITTED THAT McKENSEY
MODEL (MNOP) L1, L2

IS A TOTAL FAILURE

ORDERS ISSUED TO RESTORE THE OLD POSITION

NAME REMAINS (L1, L2) BUT THE SCHEME STANDS SCRAPED

THE STAND TAKEN BY THE JCA (NFPE & FNPO)

FROM THE VERY BEGINNING HAS BEEN PROVED RIGHT.

IT IS A VICTORY FOR OUR CONTINUOUS CAMPAIGN AND STRUGGLES INCLUDING THE DECISION FOR INDEFINITE STRIKE WHICH COMPELLED THE DEPARTMENT TO GIVE AN ASSURANCE THAT NO RMS OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED.

FNPO CONGRATULATES THE ENTIRE POSTAL AND RMS

EMPLOYEES FOR THIS VICTORY.

Retirement age 62 – No hike in Retirement age of Central Government Employees…

Retirement age 62 – No hike in Retirement age of Central 

Government Employees…

Millions of Central Government employees were looking for the announcement of hike in retirement age in the Prime Minister’s Independence Day speech , but no such matter was announced.

There was widespread speculation in the media about the announcement of retirement age past two weeks. And retiring employees are in hope still on this issue..!