To
All CHQ office bearers & Mahila Committee Members
All Circle Secretaries
All Branch / Divisional Secretaries
Dear Comrades,
You are well aware that orders on the implementation of the recommendations of GDS Committee viz., wage revision, allowances, drawal of arrears, Maternity leave, Severance Amount, SDBS etc., released during the last two/three days. Still many more orders have to be released on the recommendations of GDS Committee.
Lots of discussion is effectively going on among the GDS and well-wishers of our GDS employees. But discussion should be made in an analytical and scientific way. Then only conclusion can be formulated.
All CHQ office bearers, Circle/Branch/Divisional Secretaries are requested to hold meetings / conventions to make discussion on the recommendations of the Committee and the respective orders being released for the same.
It is informed that some circles are already convened meetings during next month. Our Union's Central Working Committee meeting is already scheduled on 4th September. It is noticed that other GDS unions are also convened their CWC meetings.
Our CHQ is expressing its dissatisfaction & disappointment over the dilution and deviation of some of the recommendations. The true spirit of the positive recommendations of the GDS Committee has not been appeared in the orders.
After perusal of the opinions of Circles and their conclusions, in consultation with higher bodies and other GDS Unions future course of action will be decided.
All are requested to give top priority on the subject and report to CHQ at the earliest.
Fraternally yours,
P.Pandurangarao
General Secretary
AIPEU-GDS
(M)09849466595
aipeugdsnfpe@gmail.com
Why didnt you guys notive that only 860.95 cror of fund was passed by Govt for arrears for 3.07 lakhs of Gds.
ReplyDeleteBy a simple calculation we could see that average arrear for each Gds is 28000 only.
If Govt only approved this much then it was the Govt that cheated us.
And I also find it hard to believe that after being present at so many meetings with Dop you did not notice what was going on.
Why didnt you guys notive that only 860.95 cror of fund was passed by Govt for arrears for 3.07 lakhs of Gds.
ReplyDeleteBy a simple calculation we could see that average arrear for each Gds is 28000 only.
If Govt only approved this much then it was the Govt that cheated us.
And I also find it hard to believe that after being present at so many meetings with Dop you did not notice what was going on.
No one expected that gds will be cheated in calculations of arrears.....higher officials should treat it as a serious problem ...otherwise when they come to know that the government cheated them,they will go to strike again....
ReplyDeleteWhy government constitute a committee for GDS if they will not accept their recommendation. It is absolutely correct that these all recommendations are modified by staff so they have taken so long time to submit cabinet note.Government is not cheater actual cheaters are your official senior staff.
ReplyDeleteYou are absolute right sir...
DeleteIt was total fault of the postal department... why was it neglecting so much about gds report.. why delay... and now no increment too... no logical areer calculation... it knew everything.. and continued hiding.. department is solely responsible for such a big loss of the gds.. it'sactually not considering gds as it's own staff.... should be taken a big action against it
ReplyDeleteCommittee implimanation very bad 10years pay committee year wise only 250 rupees improve it is very very very bad no welfer postal department total income GDS EMPLOYEES MAIN ROLL IPPB RICT MAIN GDS BUT DAK BHAVAN GDS EMPLOYEES CARELESS
ReplyDeleteSir voulentry retairment is now available or not present 7th pay committee report.if available how much service will be remine.and when did implement please reply sir please please.......
ReplyDeleteSir voulentry retairment is now available or not present 7th pay committee report.if available how much service will be remine.and when did implement please reply sir please please.......
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