Transfers/ postings/ Regional Allotments/adhoc promotions in PS Group B cadre in Tamilnadu Circle

Transfers/ postings/ Regional Allotments/adhoc promotions in PS Group B cadre in Tamilnadu Circle

A.            CO issued the following Regional allotments in SP cadre.

1. Shri.S.Periasamy, ASP HQ, Vriddhachalam Division allotted to CCR.

2. Shri.D.Jagannathan, ASP HQ, Theni Division allotted to SR.

CO Memo No : STC / 1-6 / Promotion / 15 Dated 26.11.2015.

B.            CO issued the following Regional allotments in SP cadre from other Circles.

1. Shri.L.Chandrasekaran, Maharashtra Circle allotted to CCR.

2. Shri.R.Raghupathy, Maharashtra Circle allotted to SR.

3. Shri.E.R.Palanisamy, Delhi Circle allotted to WR.

4. Shri.P.V.Balachander, Delhi Circle posted as AD Legal Cell, CO.

CO Memo No : STC / 1-6 / 15-II Dated 26.11.2015.

C.            CO issued the following transfers in SP cadre.

1. Shri.K.Ajathasathru, Sr PM, Salem HO allotted to CR.

2. Shri.P.Michael Raj, AD Legal Cell, CO allotted to CR.

3. Shri.N.Kanagasabapathy, SPOs, Tiruvannamalai Division posted as AD (SR&WLF), CO.

4. Shri.S.Vasudevan, AD (BD&Tech), SR, Madurai posted as AD (SB&FS), CO.

CO Memo No : STC / 1-6 / 15-II Dated 26.11.2015.

D.            The following arrangement was terminated with immediate effect.

Shri.P.Dhakshinamurthy, Offg SPOs, Cuddalore Division allotted to CR in ASP cadre.

CO Memo No : STC / 1-6 (A) / 15-II Dated 26.11.2015.

E.            The following adhoc promotions orders from ASP to SP.

1. Shri.Sivaprahasam, ASP, Thanjavur Sub Division allotted to CR.

2. Shri.T.Padmanabhan, ASP, Villupuram Sub Division allotted to CCR.

3. Shri.N.Karthikeyan, ASP Legal Cell, CO allotted to WR.

CO Memo No : STC / 1-6 (A) / 15-II Dated 26.11.2015.

F.            The following adhoc promotions orders from SP to SSP cadre.

1. Shri.R.Ganapathi Swaminathan, SPOs, Karaikudi Division posted as SSPOs, Madurai Division.

2. Shri.R.Santhakumar, AD (SB&FS), CO posted as SSPOs, Dindigul Division.

CO Memo No : STC / 1-5 (A) / 15-II Dated 26.11.2015.

 

Congradulations to all the Officers.

Govt to bring Bonus Act amendment bill

New Delhi, Nov 28, 2015, DHNS: Government will introduce a bill in the ongoing winter session to amend the Bonus Act, 1965, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Parliament on Friday.  Replying to the two-day special debate to mark the Constitution Day and Dr BR Ambedkar’s 125th birth anniversary, Modi said: “We are going to bring an important bill in this House to amend Bonus Act. The Cabinet has already approved it. This is a very important bill for our workers. We are taking decisions and working for welfare of the labour class.” 

Bonus calculations :

The amendment bill seeks to enhance extent of coverage for payment of bonus from the existing wage limit of Rs 10,000 to Rs 21,000 per month as well as the calculation limit for payment of bonus from Rs 3,500 to Rs 7,000 per month.

The Union Cabinet had approved the amendment in the Payment of Bonus Act 1965 for the Industrial workers last month, making them eligible for the reward.

மத்திய  ஊழியர்கள் 24.11.2015  கோட்ட , மாநிலமட்டத்தில் ஆர்ப்பாட்டம் நடத்தப்பட்ட போட்டோக்கள்                                                                   

            மத்திய அரசு ஊழியர்கள் மகாசம்மேளன  தமிழக பொதுச் செயலாளர் தோழர் 

 திரு M .துறைபன்டியன்   

 கும்பகோணம் 

 

 

சேலம் கிழக்கு 

 

நாமக்கல் 

 

அண்ணா ரோடு  

பெரம்பலூர்

துறையூர்

ஸ்ரீரங்கம்

அண்ணா ரோடு அலுவகம் 

DECEMBER 1st & 2nd, 2015 - TWO DAYS STRIKE DEFERRED

DECEMBER 1st & 2nd, 2015 - TWO DAYS STRIKE DEFERRED

SECRETARY GENERAL AND ALL GENERAL SECRETARIES OF NFPE & AIPEU GDS (NFPE) WILL SIT ON TWO DAYS HUNGER FAST INFRONT OF DAK BHAWAN, NEW DELHI ON 1^st & 2^nd DECEMBER 2015

ONE DAY MASS HUNGER FAST IN FRONT OF ALL CPMG / PMG & DIVISIONAL OFFICES ON 11^th DECEMBER 2015

TO EXPRESS OUR ANGER, RESENTMENT AND STRONG PROTEST AGAINST THE REJECTION OF THE LEGITIMATE DEMANDS OF THREE LAKHS GRAMIN DAK SEVAKS BY THE NDA GOVT.

The Federal Secretariat of NFPE held at NFPE Office, New Delhi on 26-11-2015, reviewed the whole situation prevailing among the postal employees in general and the Gramin Dak Sevaks (GDS) in particular after the submission of the 7^thCentral Pay Commission Report to the Govt and also after the appointment of a separate committee for GDS by the Govt, headed by a retired Postal Board Member as Chairman.

The Federal Secretariat  further reviewed the proposed two days strike call given by NFPE and AIPEU GDS (NFPE) for realization of the legitimate demands of the Gramin Dak Sevaks, which  include bringing the GDS also under the purview of 7^th CPC treating them as Civil Servants.

The main demand of NFPE and AIPEU GDS (NFPE) in the charter of demands submitted to Govt and Postal Board is “inclusion of GDS under the purview of 7^th CPC”. NFPE organized series of agitational programmes for the GDS demands including dharnas, hunger fast, GDS Parliament March, Parliament March under the banner of Postal JCA (NFPE & FNPO), one day strike on 12^th December 2012 and 48 hours strike on 12^th & 13^th February 2014. Due to our agitational programmes the Postal Board was compelled to submit the proposal for inclusion of GDS under 7^th CPC to Finance Ministry with favourable recommendations. But the Finance Ministry rejected the proposal three times and it is in this background NFPE & AIPEU GDS (NFPE) decided to go for two days strike on December 1^st & 2^nd demanding the Govt to include GDS under the 7^th Pay Commission.

Even though the Govt refused to include the GDS under the 7^th CPC, the 7^th CPC has suo moto examined the main demand of the GDS ie., treating them as Civil Servants and extending them all the benefits of the departmental employees, ofcourse proportionately. It is most unfortunate that the Pay Commission headed by a retired Supreme Court Justice as Chairman, has considered our demand and categorically stated that Gramin Dak Sevaks are holders of Civil Posts but outside the regular civil service and hence can not be treated at par with other civilian employees. After this observation of the Seventh CPC even if the GDS are included in the 7^th CPC they are not going to get a fair deal. This has compelled us to modify the demand placed by us before the Govt in the charter of demands.

NFPE, from the very beginning has opposed the appointment of an Officer Committee for GDS and NFPE & AIPEU GDS (NFPE) has tried their best to prevent appointment of an Officer Committee and compelled the department to make effort for inclusion of GDS under 7^th CPC itself. But now NDA Govt rejected our demand and has unilaterally appointed GDS Committee with a retired Postal Board Member as Chairman and cheated three lakh GDS employees. From our past experiences we know that the retired officers of the Postal Department will never do justice to the Gramin Dak Sevaks.

In view of the fact that 7^th CPC has rejected our demand for Civil Servant status and also the Govt has unilaterally imposed the officer committee on GDS, the Federal Secretariat felt that it is not appropriate to go for an immediate strike with the demands raised by us in the charter of demands, i.e., inclusion of GDS under 7^th CPC. Now GDS can get justice only if NDA Govt take a policy decision to regularize the services of GDS treating them as Civil Servants. Federal Secretariat is fully aware that we can not expect such a decision from the present NDA Govt and it requires change in the policy of the Government towards GDS. To make a change in the policy decision of the Govt., a bigger mobilization and strike of all postal employees including GDS with the active support and solidarity of other central Govt employees under the banner of Confederation of Central Govt Employees and workers and also the JCM National Council Staffside organizations is required.

The Federal Secretariat decided to explore all possibilities and wider consultations for such a united struggle. The Federal Secretariat felt that to pave way for wider consultations, the independent strike call of NFPE & AIPEU GDS (NFPE) need to be deferred and all likeminded organizations are to be brought under a common platform. Accordingly Federal Secretariat unanimously decided to defer the proposed two days strike scheduled to be held on 1^st & 2^nd December 2015.

The Secretary General and all General Secretaries of NFPE shall sit on two days hunger fast in front of Dak Bhawan, New Delhi on 1^st & 2^nd December 2015 expressing our strong protest to the Govt and also demanding regularization of Gramin Dak Sevaks by granting them civil servant status with all consequential benefits of regular employees.

The Federal Secretariat, while saluting the grass root level workers for their intensive campaign and preparation for the strike, calls upon them to organize one day hunger fast infront of all CPMG / PMG and Divisional Offices throughout the country on 11^th December 2015 to ventilate our anger, resentment and strong protest against the callous and inhuman attitude of the NDA Govt towards three lakh Gramin Dak Sevaks who are the backbone of the Postal Department catering to the needs of the rural population of this country in postal sector.

Federal Executive of NFPE will meet shortly  to review the situation and shall decide future course of action.

=R.N.PARASHAR                                                               P.PANDURANGARAO

SECRETEARY GENERAL                                                GENERAL SECRETARY

Review of results of failed SC/ST candidates of the LGO examination for promotion to the cadre of PA/SA held on 23.11.2014

Review of results of failed SC/ST candidates of the LGO examination for promotion to the cadre of PA/SA held on 23.11.2014

DEPARTMENT OF POSTS, INDIA

From The  Chief Postmaster General Tamilnadu Circle               Chennai – 600 002.	To   The Postmasters-General - Chennai City Region, Chennai – 600 002, Central Region, Tiruchirappalli – 620 001, Western Region, Coimbatore – 641 002, Southern Region, Madurai – 625 002.
No.REP /4-4/14-vac/Review            Dated at Chennai – 600 002, the      23.11.2015.

                       

Sub:- Review of results of failed SC/ST candidates of the LGO examination for promotion to the cadre of PA/SA held on 23.11.2014- Reg.

Ref:     This office letter of even No. dated 27.10.2015.

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            This is regarding review of results of failed SC/ST candidates of the above LGO examination held on 23.11.2014.

2.         I am directed to request you to obtain willingness from the candidates in Annexure I for review of results of failed SC/ST candidates of the LGO examination for promotion to the cadre of PA/SA held on 23.11.2014.

3.         The details of division wise vacancies of the year 2014 under departmental quota remaining unfilled in SC, ST and PH are furnished in Annexure II. The candidates in Annexure I can opt for only such division where vacancies under the respective categories are available.

4          The Regional Heads concerned will please obtain the letter of option from candidates, through the divisional heads concerned and forward to this office on or before 24.11.2015.

5.         The details sought for in respect of candidates listed in Annexure III may be sent as required before 24.11.2015.

                                                                                                                                 (S.Kumar)

Assistant Director (Rectt. & Estt.)

For  Chief Postmaster General

Tamil Nadu Circle, Chennai 600 002

ANNEXURE  I

Part A
Sl.No	Name of the Official S/Shri/Smt.	Com	Division	OMR Application No	Remarks
1	S Ragupathi, Postman, Gandhinagar	SC	Tirupur	107668
2	R.Nagarajan Postman, Bhoothapandy SO	SC	Kanniyakumari	108134
3	V.Maniraj, Postman, veerappanchatram SO	SC	Erode	511670
4	R.Gopu, Postman, Malliam SO	SC	Kumbakonam	109145
5	Ravi P.J., Postman, Kanchipuram HO	SC	Kanchipuram	107318
6	D. Ruckmangathan, Postman, Madurantakam SO	SC	Chengalpattu	107309
7	J.Sivakumar, Postman, Jothinagar SO	SC	Arakkonam	101087	OH
8	M.Vijayan, Postman, Villivakkam	SC	Tambaram	107379
9	S.Palanichamy, Postman, Theni MDG SO	SC	Theni	108213
10	S.Senthilkumar, Postman, Podakudi SO	SC	Thanjavur	109213
11	K.Suganthy, Postwoman, Palayankottai HO,	SC	Tirunelveli	108224
Sorting Assistants
Sl.No	Name of the Official S/Shri/Smt.	Com	Division	OMR Application No	Remarks
1	M Muthusamy MTS, SRO, Virudhunagar	SC	RMS MA	108277
Part - B
1	V.Santhaseelan, Postman, MMC	ST	Tambaram	107391
2	C. Alagesan, Postman, Vadakkanandal SO (Tiyagadurg SO)	ST	Vriddhachalam	109268
3	P.Murugan, Mailoverseer Tiruvannamalai Sub Dn	ST	Tiruvannamalai	107402
4	R.Ganesan, Postman, Hosur SO	ST	Krishnagiri	107576
5	A Chidambaram Postman Alagapuram SO (Now Yethapur SO)	ST	Salem East	107681
6	K. Mani, Postman, Kilpauk SO	ST	Chennai City North	107435
7	L.Selvaraj Postman Udamalpet HO	ST	Pollachi	107613
8	P. Chandra, Postwoman, Trichy Fort SO	ST	Tiruchirappalli	109251
9	R.Sumathy, Postwoman, Annamalaingar S.O	ST	Cuddalore	109115
10	P. Senthil Kumar Postman, Palani HO	ST	Dindigul	108117
11	E.Selvaraju, Mailoverseer, Turaiyur East Sub Division	ST	Srirangam	109197
12	R. Annadurai, Postman, Tiruchirappalli HO	ST	Tiruchirappalli	109223

ANNEXURE II Postal Assistants
Name of the division/unit	Break up of vacancies			Backlog ST	Total vac. Unfilled
	SC	ST	PH
Arakkonam	0	0		0	0
Chengalpattu	2	0		0	2
Kanchipuram	0	0		0	0
Pondicherry	0	0		0	0
Tambaram	2	0	1 (OH)	0	2
Tiruvannamalai	0	0		0	0
Vellore	0	0		0	0
Chennai City Central	1	4	1 (HH)	0	5
Chennai City North	0	1		0	1
Chennai City South	3	1		0	4
Anna Road HPO	1	0		0	1
Chennai GPO	0	1		0	1
TOTAL	9	7	2	0	16
Name of the division/unit	Break up of vacancies			Backlog ST	Total vac. Unfilled
	SC	ST	PH
Cuddalore	0	0		0	0
Karur	0	1		0	1
Kumbakonam	0	0		0	0
Mayiladuthurai	0	0		0	0
Nagapattinam	0	0		0	0
Pattukottai	0	0		0	0
Pudukottai	0	1		0	1
Srirangam	0	0		0	0
Thanjavur	0	1		0	1
Tiruchirappalli	0	0	1 (VH)	0	0
Vriddhachalam	0	0		0	0
TOTAL	0	3	1	0	3
Name of the division/unit	Break up of vacancies			Backlog ST	Total vac. Unfilled
	SC	ST	PH
Coimbatore	1	1		0	2
Dharmapuri	0	0	1(VH)	0	0
Erode	0	0		0	0
Krishnagiri	0	0		0	0
Namakkal	0	0		0	0
Nilgiris	0	1		4	5
Pollachi	2	0	1(OH)	0	2
Salem East	0	0		0	0
Salem West	0	0		0	0
Tirupur	0	1		0	1
Tiruppattur	1	0		0	1
TOTAL	4	3	2	4	11
Name of the division/unit	Break up of vacancies			Backlog ST	Total vac. Unfilled
	SC	ST	PH
Dindigul	0	0		0	0
Kanniyakumari	0	1	1(HH)	1	2
Karaikudi	1	0		1	2
Kovilpatti	0	0		0	0
Madurai	0	1		0	1
Ramanathapuram	0	1		0	1
Sivaganga	0	0		0	0
Theni	0	1		0	1
Tirunelveli	0	0		0	0
Tuticorin	1	0		0	1
Virudhunagar	0	0		0	0
TOTAL	2	4	1	2	8
Name of the division/unit	Break up of vacancies			Backlog ST	Total vac. Unfilled
	SC	ST	PH
Airmail Sorting	1	0		0	1
Chennai Sorting	0	1	1 (OH)	4	5
RMS ‘M’ Division	0	2		0	2
RMS ‘CB’ Division	2	0		1	3
RMS ‘MA’ Division	0	0		0	0
RMS ‘T’ Division	2	2		0	4
Total	5	5	1	5	15
Consolidation	Break up of vacancies			Backlog ST	Total vac. Unfilled
	SC	ST	PH
Postal Assistants	15	17	6	6	38
Sorting Assistants	5	5	1	5	15
Total	20	22	7	11	53

                                                  ANNEXURE III

Sl.No	Name of the Official S/Shri/Smt.	Com	Division	OMR Application No.
1	P.Ravi, Postman, Denkanikotta SO	SC	Krishnagiri	107575
2	K.Govindaraju, Postman, Saidapet SO	SC	Chennai City South	107491
3	C.Thangaraj, Postman, Rathinapuri S.O	SC	Coimbatore	511647
4	K. Bowrna Muniasamy 8377170-A NK/PO 22 INF Div Postal Unit C/o 56 APO	SC	Kovilpatti	100819
5	S.Geethanjali Postwoman Valparai S.O	SC	Pollachi	107616
6	R. Soundrapandiyan, Postman, Pappakurichi Kattur SO	SC	Tiruchirappalli	109255

Posted by All India Postal Employees Union – Group ‘C’ Tamilnadu Circle