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Saturday 9 November 2013

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Post Offices should become the Front Offices of the Government of India - Cabinet Secretary

 Shri Ajit Seth, Union Cabinet Secretary, has said that Post Offices should become the Front Offices of the Government of India, enlarging their role in communication, distribution and financial services. Quoting models from other countries, he said that the post office plays a significant role in the development of the nation. Shri Seth said this here today while interacting with senior officers of the Department of Posts as part of off-campus talks on ‘Good Governance’ organized by the Rafi Ahmed Kidwai National Postal Academy.

“With a large network of 1,55,000 Post Offices spread across the country, the Post Office touches the life of everyone. There is a joy in visiting the Post Office”, the Cabinet Secretary said. He expressed his satisfaction on the implementation of the IT modernization project of the Department. With a large outlay of Rs 4,900 crore, the IT project of India Post will bring substantial benefits to the citizens of India. Shri Seth wanted the Department to be prepared to manage the massive changes that would arise on introduction of the IT modernization project. He felt that with this kind of technology initiative, the Post Office will be in a position to become the front office of the Government to the citizens.  ------------------------ PBI NEWS

Friday 8 November 2013

FLASH NEWS-

 KARNATAKA CIRCLE, SHIMOGA POSTAL DIVISION  _  ENTIRE EMPLOYEES ON STRIKE FROM 7^TH  NOVEMBER.

Entire Postal Employees of Shimoga Division under the banner of NFPE went on indefinite strike from 7^th November 2013 protesting against the autocratic misbehavior and anti union, anti employee activities of the Divisional Superintendent. Strike is total and entered second day. NFPE extends its full support and solidarity and congratulates the fighting comrades of SHIMOGA.

(M. Krishnan)

Secretary General

CONFEDERATION ALL INDIA TRADE UNION EDUCATION CAMP

Application of provisions of Para 5 of Annexure to OM on MACPS in case of officials covered by TBOP/BCR/ACP Schemes vis-a-vis Para 6.2 of Annexure to OM on MACPS dated 18.09.2009

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CONFEDERATION ALL INDIA TRADE UNION EDUCATION CAMP

Confederation of Central Government

Employees& Workers, Mumbai

(CCGEW)

C/o Office of All India Audit & Accounts Association, Audit Department,

Old CGO Building, Maharshi Karve Road,

Marine Lines, Mumbai 400 020

03.11.2013

Dear Comrade,

Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers (CCGEW), Mumbai have immense pleasure to announce that an All India Trade Union Workshop is slated to hold on 15^th & 16^th November 2013 at Mumbai.

In the workshop prominent trade union leaders, scholars, advocates, etc are taking classes on various subjects to educate the leaders of central government employees of the country. The two day workshop is arranged in the intention to update the understanding the information & tasks on various aspects. Therefore we hope this will be a good opportunity for the entire leadership of Central Government Employees movement. The venue of the programme is given below:

CLI Auditorium

Central Labour Institute

Sion Chunnabatti Road

Sion, Mumbai 400 022

You are kindly invited to attend the two day TU workshop for Central Government Employees. Please let us know if your organization attending the workshop or not by 11.11.2013. You are also requested to send the number of delegates likely to participate in the two days workshop. You are further requested to confirm the necessity of accommodation during the workshop.

You are requested to communicate either by SMS or Email to Com. M. Krishnan Secretary General, Confederation of CG Employees & Workers in the following Mobile Number & Email ID:

Mobile No: 09447068125

Email ID: mkrishnan6854@gmail.com

Detailed programme is attached herewith. We look forward to your participation.

With fraternal Greetings

Comradely yours

(P.M.Worlikar)      (R.P.Singh)

 President               Secretary

09869424436              9969080996

CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES & WORKERS (CCGEW)

TRADE UNION WORKSHOP 2013

15^th & 16^th NOVEMEBER 2013

CLI AUDITORIUM

SION, MUMBAI

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

15.11.2013

9.30am to 11.30am                                                         Inauguration & Class I

Subject:

Two decades of Globalisation Policies &

The task of the Trade Unions                    : Com.Tapan Sen MP,

  Gen. Sec CITU

11.30 to 11.45 – Tea Break

11.45 am to 1.15pm                                                                                Class II

Subject:

Need of unity in TU movement in the

Present scenario                                        : Com. A.D. Golandaz,

Vice President AITUC Maharashtra

& Jt. Convener, Trade Union Joint

Action Committee, Maharashtra

1.15pm to 2.00 pm – Lunch Break

2.00 pm to 3.30pm                                                                                 Class III

Subject:

The impact of Contracturisation               : Com. Vivek Monterio,

                                                                      Secretary CITU, Maharashtra & Central

                                                                     Advisory Board for Contract Labours

3.30pm to 3.45pm – Tea Break

3.45 pm to 5.45pm                                                                                  Class IV

Subject:

Alternate Policy to the Present Crisis       : Dr Ashok Dhawale,

  Social Scientist

                                                                              

 CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES & WORKERS (CCGEW)

TRADE UNION WORKSHOP 2013

15^th & 16^th NOVEMEBER 2013

CLI AUDITORIUM

SION, MUMBAI

PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

16.11.2013

9.00am to 10.15am                                                                                  Class V

Subject:

Joint Consultative Machinery and the

Pay Commissions                                                : Com. S.K Vyas,

   Adviser, CCGEW

10.15am to 11.45am                                                                              Class VI

Subject:

The impact of Globalisation on labour

and Service Laws                                      : Dr. A Raghu Kumar PhD,

  Advocate, Hyderabad

11.45am to 12.00 noon – Tea Break

12.00 noon to 1.30pm                                                                            Class VII

Subject:

History of Central Government Employees

Movement                                                  : Com. KKN Kutty,

   President CCGEW

1.30pm to 2.15pm – Lunch Break

2.15pm to 3.30pm                                                                               Class VIII

Subject:

Building up of the organization &

Our Future Tasks                                                 : Com. M. Krishnan,

  Sec. Gen CCGEW

 Confederation of Central Government

Employees& Workers, Mumbai

(CCGEW)

C/o Office of All India Audit & Accounts Association, Audit Department,

Old CGO Building, Maharshi Karve Road,

Marine Lines, Mumbai 400 020

03.11.2013

To

All Affiliates

CCGEW

Dear Comrades,

Confederation of Central Government Employees & Workers (CCGEW) decided to conduct two days TU Workshop on 15^th & 16^th November 2013 at Mumbai. Accordingly the CCGEW Mumbai Committee took the responsibility of the host organization and making all arrangements to conduct the two days workshop. A formal invitation by the President  & Secretary of CCGEW Mumbai Committee along with programme is attached along with this letter.

 Venue: -         CLI Auditorium

                        Central Labour Institute

                        Sion – Chunnabatti Road

                        Sion, Mumbai – 400022

Nearest Sub – Urban Railway Station – SION

Distance from Mumbai CST Railway Station to CLI            :        12Km

Distance from Dadar Railway Station to CLI                      :        5 Km

Distance from Mumbai Central to CLI                               :        15 Km

Distance from Bandra Terminal to CLI                               :        5 Km

Distance from Kurla Terminals to CLI                                :        3 Km

Distance from Mumbai Airport to CLI                                :        12 Km

          All affiliates & State Committees are requested to communicate their arrival at Mumbai to the Confederation Head Quarters or Mumbai Committee well in advance.

          With Warm Greetings

Comradely yours

(Jayaraj. KV)

Assistant Secretary

CCGEW

09869501189

09594911189

Res: 022 27464704

Off: 022 25596519

Email: jrajkv@yahoo.com

jrajkv@gmail.com

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EDITORIAL --- THE HINDU dtd 5th November 2013

L.P.SAIKIA,C/S.GR.'C',ASSAM CIRCLE (POSTMASTER,GRADE-111,NAGAON) WAS TRANSFERRED  AND JOINED AS POSTMASTER,GRADE-111,TEZPUR ON 4/11/2013

Bureaucrats should not act on verbal orders given by politicians and suggested a fixed tenure for

them.

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EDITORIAL --- THE HINDU dtd 5th November 2013

                         Staying on the Rails

                  The move by the Indian Railways to privatise a section of passenger traffic, and the launch by Minister Mallikarjun Kharge of the High Speed Rail Corporation, at this juncture, need to be very closely evaluated. The talk of privatisation in the Railways has gone on for long, though not many efforts had borne fruit in the past. There needs to be some clarity and a clear policy on privatisation in India’s biggest monolithic public sector undertaking. It must be remembered that only the Railways have an annual budget of their own, outside the general budget. So long as this route and the Public-Private Partnership model were looked at from the commercial or goods movement angle, or even for the production of coaches and locomotives, there was no problem. Obviously, the Railways cannot keep on investing in new production units. These efforts have succeeded only to a limited extent. Is that why the Railways have now turned to opening up a segment of passenger traffic to the private sector? When they speak of high speed corridors and the need to run trains at 160 kmph or even 200 kmph, it naturally means creating new infrastructure that calls for massive investment — which the Indian Railways cannot afford now.

                 But the decision to offer seven identified high-density traffic corridors to this model is fraught with danger. Take the Mumbai-Ahmedabad or Chennai-Bangalore sectors, for instance. Any number of trains or flights on these routes are bound to be full. Of course, the rail routes have reached a saturation point and there is need to go in for dedicated, perhaps elevated, high speed corridors. The country’s experience with the private sector in the transport field has not been too good. Air India remains a standing example of how the public sector was made to lose out to private airlines. Private bus transport stumped the nationalised road transport corporations for a variety of reasons. The seven corridors likely to be offered in PPP mode can surely generate enough profits for the private investor. What do the Railways get from it? Where is the regulator to look at traffic, tariff, and safety on the rails? The Commissioner of Railway Safety can handle only the track, and nothing more. There needs to be a larger debate on this proposal and this government, which is nearing the end of its current innings, should not be taking such a major plunge. Having delayed this concept for so many years, nothing will be lost if all these issues are discussed threadbare, and the new government next year can take the right decision with all the inputs. Meanwhile, it would do well to focus on the many major infrastructure projects that are waiting to be implemented.

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Declaration of Bonus of RPLI policies for the year 2009-10.

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BOOKING OF ELECTRONIC ITEMS BY REGISTERED POST- DIRECTORATE INSTRUCTIONS

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ENHANCEMENT OF FMA TO CG PENSIONERS REJECTED

JOINT BIENNIAL CIRCLE CONFERENCE OF AIPEU Gr.C., AIPEU PM&MSE/Gr.D & AIPEU GDS (NFPE) - WEST BENGAL CIRCLE

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Tuesday 5 November 2013

JOINT BIENNIAL CIRCLE CONFERENCE OF AIPEU Gr.C., AIPEU PM&MSE/Gr.D & AIPEU GDS (NFPE) - WEST BENGAL CIRCLE

Floral tributes at Martyr's column

Friday 1 November 2013

HAPPY DEEPAWALI

MODEL RECRUITMENT RULES FOR THE VARIOUS POSTS OF ACCOUNTS CADRE - REG. (Click the link below for details)

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RESULT OF DIRECT RECRUITMENT TO THE CADRE OF POSTAL ASSISTANT, PA SBCO, PA FPO, PA MMS IN DELHI CIRCLE (Click the link below for details) http://indiapost.gov.in/dop/Pdf/Results/DR_Delhi_30-10-2013.pdf