Home7th Pay CommissionMass Dharna in front of Finance Minister's Office on 23rd May 2017

Mass Dharna in front of Finance Minister’s Office on 23rd May 2017

Mass Dharna in front of Finance Minister’s Office on 23rd May 2017

23rd MAY 2017

MASS DHARNA IN FRONT OF FINANCE MINISTER’S OFFICE, NEW DELHI

EMPLOYEES & PENSIONERS COME IN LARGE NUMBERS
AND MAKE IT A GRAND SUCCESS

HONOUR THE ASSURANCE GIVEN BY GROUP OF MINISTERS ON 30.06.2016

  • Increase minimum pay and fitment formula.
  • Revise allowances including HRA with effect from 01.01.2016.
  • Grant option-I pension parity recommended by 7th CPC.
  • Revise pension and grant dearness relief to autonomous body pensioners
  • Implement positive recommendations of Kamlesh Chandra Committee on Gramin Dak Sevaks. Grant Civil Servant Status.
  • Regularise all Casual, Part-Time, Contingent and Contract Workers and grant equal pay for equal work.
  • Remove stringent conditions imposed for grant of MACP etc.

All affiliated organisations and COCs are once again requested to mobilise large number of employee and pensioners as per quota fixed in the last circular and make the programme a grand success.

(M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
Confederation
Mob& WhatsApp – 09447068125
Email: [email protected]

Source : Confederation

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2 COMMENTS

  1. The central trade unions have lost the faith the followers had in them. Even now people think all these trade union activities are are a mere show. After having failed to go on strike and withdrawing it at a crucial point of time, whatever is being done now is only a face saving. God save government employees from this selfish trade unionists.

  2. The Central Govt. has succumbed to the machination of the bureaucrats and rejected option No.1 in the Cabinet meeting held on 03.05.17. The alternative suggestion put forth by the official side amounts to the revival of the 5th CPC formula, which was once rejected by the same bureaucracy on the ground of high financial outflow. This has been done only because that option No.1 would not be beneficial for the All India Services Personnel and the organised Group A Services, who are not to suffer any stagnation at any point of time in their service. The option No.1 would have benefitted all others including those Group A personnel who do not belong to the above two categories.
    The mischievous machination was writ at large right from the day one, when the Pension department objected to the recommendation of the 7th CPC on pension fitment formula. We must remember that the Pension department and the Department of Expenditure together dragged lakhs of pensioners up to Supreme Court for getting the limited modified parity to be implemented. It would be in the fitness of things, that we remember that at no previous occasion, any Government has taken the decision to reject the recommendation of the Pay Commission in the case of pensioners. Even our reasonable suggestion that the alternate suggestion of the official side could be treated as option No. 3 was not palatable. Such an option would have benefitted all. Even some of the feared anomalies in case of option No.1 being implemented would have vanished had the suggestion of the official side is treated as Option No. 3.
    In every case, Government documents in one form or the other is available. Even according to the official side, the service books are available in the case of 82% of the pensioners. The rejection is not only untenable but also absolutely mischieviuous to deny the benefit to a section of pensioners, since those in power does not get a benefit out of this.

    The primary objective behind setting up of various committees was to delay decision and consequently the benefit for the C.G Officers, employees and pensioners.

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