An Historical and colourful convention of AIPEDEU in Delhi

An Historical and colourful convention of AIPEDEU in Delhi

 

 

 

 

 

PROVIDING SOCIAL SECURITY TO CONTRACTUAL LABOUR

Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers Karnataka State

Comrade,

 The  Honorable Union Labour & Employment Minister Shri Mallikarjun Kharge gave this information in a written reply  in  Rajya Sabha.

In cases where  the contract worker perform  the same or similar kind of work as the workmen directly employed  by the principal employer of the establishment, the wage rates, holidays , hours of work and other conditions of service  shall be the same as applicable to the workmen directly employed by the principal employer doing the same or similar kind of work.    The liability to ensure payment of wages and other benefits is primarily that of the contractor and, in case of default, that of the principal employer. 

In that case the contract labour working in the Central Government offices who are actually performing the duties that of the regular workers/ employees example such as MTS, Driving a vehicle, peon jobs, safiwala. Postal jobs by GDS workers should be provided with the wage rates, holidays , hours of work and other conditions of service  shall be the same as applicable to the workmen directly employed by the principal employer (Central Government ) doing the same or similar kind of work.      

PROVIDING SOCIAL SECURITY TO CONTRACTUAL LABOUR

                 The Contract Labour are engaged in the industrial sector  by the Government and Private establishments  as per their terms of contract and requirement and   no centralized data is maintained. However, the estimated number of contract labour  engaged by licensed contractors  in central sphere including the industrial sector in  the last three years is as under:

Year	No. of contract labour covered by such licences
2009-10	13.73lakhs
2010-11	14.89 lakhs
2011-12*	13.07 lakhs

* Provisional

                Engagement of  contract labourers is regulated under   the Contract  Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act,  As far as the security  in term of  wages and other service conditions is concerned,  as per the  Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Central Rules, 1971 , the wages of the contract labour shall not be less than the rates prescribed under  Minimum Wages Act, 1948 and in cases where  the contract worker perform  the same or similar kind of work as the workmen directly employed  by the principal employer of the establishment, the wage rates, holidays , hours of work and other conditions of service  shall be the same as applicable to the workmen directly employed by the principal employer doing the same or similar kind of work.    The liability to ensure payment of wages and other benefits is primarily that of the contractor and, in case of default, that of the principal employer. 

                 In the central sphere, the Complaints are received in the field offices of Chief Labour Commissioner(Central) Organization under the Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970, Minimum Wages Act, 1948 and by   other laws applicable on contract labour which are investigated and action is taken. Social security aspects of contract workers under Employees Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Provision Act, 1952 and Employees State Insurance Act 1948 are enforced by the Employees Provident Fund organization and Employees State Insurance Corporation respectively provided the establishments in which outsourced workers are working are covered under the said Acts.  Central Government hasalso prohibited employment of contract labour in various establishments in central sphere through 84 Notifications issued from time to time under the Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970. To safeguard the interests of the contract labour further in term of wages and social security, a proposal to amend the Contract Labour (Regulation & Abolition) Act, 1970 is under consideration of the Government.

                The Union Labour & Employment Minister Shri Mallikarjun Kharge gave this information in a written reply  in  Rajya Sabha today.

Source : PIB, August 22, 2012

--
S.S.Mahadevaiah
General Secretary
All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union

All India Convention DECLARATION

All India Convention

All India Postal Extra Departmental Employees Union ¼CHQ½

on 24^th August, 2012 at Agrawal Dharmshala,

Model Town-II.  Delhi-110009

 

DECLARATION

 

Dear President and Comrades,

We have discussed elaborately and deeply the most pressing problems of Gramin Dak Sevaks and made resolutions unanimously in the 7^th All India Conference held at Mozri from 6^th April, 2012 to 8^th April, 2012. We have also discussed the situation arising after implementation of Natarajamurthy Committee recommendations from 9.10.2009. A four phased programmee was given in the 7^th AIC to settle the burning problems of Gramin Dak Sevaks. The three phased programmes were successfully conducted at Division/Regional/Circle levels. Congratulations to all the leaders and members of our union of successful implementation of CHQ programmes. Our General Secretary submitted all the resolutions resolved unanimously in 7^th AIC to the Secretary posts. There is no action from the Department.

 

Our General Secretary met Shri Sachin Pilot. At his residence along with other leaders and explained the problems facing by Gramin Dak Sevaks after implementation of Nataraja Murthy committee reconsideration half an hour time.

The minister paid very much patience to listen the General Secretary AIPEDEU and assured the General Secretary to settle the problems brought to his notice.

Unfortunately, the assurances of the minister was not been put into practice. Again a delegation consisting of Com. S.S. Mahadevaiah, General Secretary, Com. B.V. Rao, Asst. General Secretary and Com. Rajendra Diwaker, Treasurer met Sri Sachin Pilot and requested his intervention to take necessary action to settle the problems which have been already brought to the notice of the minister. Here assured us to take necessary action.

Later the General Secretary and Asst. General Secretary approached the concerned officers in the Directorate and discussed about the regularization of GDS Grant of Bonus ceiling of Rs. 3500/-, pay protection to GDS, remove Rs. 20000/- per one point, implementation of Medical Scheme, Grant of Compassionate appointments for all, Grant of three promotion to GDS, Stop abolition of GDS posts and grant all other benefits and facilities par with departmental employees.

We suggest the department of posts to modify the new recruitment rules of Postman/MTS. Previously 25% posts are to be filled up by senior GDS officials. Per the new recruitment rules the provision has been removed. We demand that 25% postman posts have to be filled up by senior GDS officials and Stop unfiled vacancies has to be filled from open Market.

In the previous recruitment rules 75% MTS/Gr-D posts have been allotted to GDS. But in the new recruitment rules 25% has been curtailed. WE demand that the previous position may be restored.

The Secretary Department of Posts agreed in principal to settle the above mentioned problems as early as possible. But no action has been taken to settle the single problem.

In this back ground we are compelled to go for serious trade union action. To discuss and decide the trade union action to settle the most pressing problems of GDS, this All India convention is being conducted in Delhi. You are all aware that we were sent out from JCA unilaterally by NFPE after April, 2012. We wish to from another JCA with other unions/federations to fight against the retrograde recommendations of Natarajamurthy committee. We wish to take up the serious trade union action as there is no alteration to settle our justified demands under the banner of proposed JCA. The programme of action will be decided soon after with the consultation of the above mentioned federations and our well wishers.

We are also seeking your advices in this regard. We do believe that there is no way except struggle to settle our justified demands.

 

Inquilab Zindabad

AIPEDEU Zindabad

GDS unity Zindabad

 

Delhi                                                    Yours fraternally

24-08-2012                               

                                                                                

                                                                                           Sd/-

                      (S.S. Mahadevaiah)
                         General Secretary

                    behalf of CWC

HISTORICAL AND COLOURFUL CONVENTION

HISTORICAL AND COLOURFUL CONVENTION

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

HISTORICAL AND COLOURFUL CONVENTION

 

                An historical and colourful convention of AIPEDEU with 1800 delegates from 21 circles was held at Aggarwal Dharamshala Delhi on 24^th August 2012. Com. Gurudas Das Gupta, M.P. Lokshaba and General Secretary  AITUC inaugurated the convention among the thundering slogans on GDS fraternity Com. S.S. Mahadevaiah, General Secretary, AIPEDEU elaborately discussed the problems of GDS of all cadres and sought the advice of the comrades for future agitation to achieve the justified demands. All the delegates suggested indefinite strike with one voice.

                Com. G.L. Dhar, Secretary, AITUC, Com. P. Suresh, R-IV General Secretary, Com. K.K. Sharma, Vice President, NFPE, Com. H.S. Guleria, Circle Secretary, P-III, Com. B.G. Thamenkar, Ex. President, NFPE, Com. Shiv Ram Shukla, Ex. All India President, R-III, Com. G.S. Asiwal Ex. AGS and Circle Secretary, P-III, Com. D.P. Diwakar, Com. Bhim Singh Sharma, Com. Gulab Singh, NFPE Leader Punjab and P-III, P-IV leaders also attended the Convention.

                Declaration of Convention was unanimously adopted all the resolutions proposed by Com. B.V. Rao, AGS and seconded by Com. Mahendra Pratap Singh  were also unanimously adopted.

                Circular will be issued with the details soon.

                AIPEDEU Central Working Committee Meeting was held at Aggarwal Dharamshala, Delhi on 23^rd August, 2012. Out of 22   Circle attended.

 

SUCCESSFUL CWC OF AIPEDEU

SUCCESSFUL  CWC OF AIPEDEU

The first Central Working committee after 7^th AIC was  successfully conducted on 23^rd August  2012 at Agrawal Dharamasala, Delhi. Out off 22 Circles 21 Circles attended the meeting and discussed at length on pressing problems of GDS. Out of 15 office bearers 14 office bearers attend.

Attend More and More Comrades from Delhi nearby Circles to All India Convention tomorrow at Agrawal Dharamasala, Delhi.

 

                                 

 

CHALO CHALO DELHI CHALO! 24th August, 2012,

CHALO CHALO DELHI CHALO! 24th August, 2012,

CHALO CHALO DELHI CHALO! 24th August, 2012,

CHALO CHALO DELHI CHALO! 24^th August, 2012,

ALL INDIA CONVENTION OF AIPEDEU

Participate and make success

DEMANDS

1.           Regularise GDS as Government employees.

2.           Grant Bonus ceiling of Rs. 3500/- to GDS at par with Departmental employees.

3.           Implement recommendations of Group of Officers Committee was headed by V.P. Singh DDG (Esst.)-Regarding TRCA Protection etc.  

4.           Implement Rastriya Swastya Bhima Yojana (Medical Scheme) to GDS immediately.

5.           Grant Compassionate appointments for all,

6.           Grant ACP promotion (10/20/30 years) or financial up gradation to GDS.

7.           Stop abolition of GDS posts and filling up of all vacant posts.

8.           Grant All Allowances, advances and other benefits at par with departmental employees

at Aggrawal Dharmasala, Model Town-II, Delhi-110009    on 24 August,2012.

The National Convention will start at 10.00 hours on  24-08-2012.

Revised Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of

PATTERN AND SYLLABUS FOR EXAMINATION TO FILL UP THE POSTS OF MAILGUARD /POSTMEN AND MULTI TASKING STAFF.

Subject: Revised Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of
Postman and Mail Guard by Departmental promotion and direct recruitment.

Sir/Madam,

It has been decided with the approval of competent authority to revise
the pattern and syllabus for examination for filling up of the posts of Postman and
Mail Guard by:

(i) Limited Departmental Competitive Examination for promotion from amongst Multi Tasking Staff
(ii) Direct Recruitment from amongst Gramin Oak Sevaks
(iii) Direct Recruitment from Open Market

2. The revised pattern and syllabus for examination is indicated in the
3. It is requested that the revised pattern and syllabus for examination may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

4. The date for holding the examination(s) will be communicated separately by DE Section.

Yours faithfully

(Alka Tewari)

Assistant Director General (SPN)

Annexure

Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of Postman and Mail Guard by promotion on the basis of Limited Departmental Competitive Examination by promotion from amongst Multi Tasking Staff and direct recruitment from amongst GDS and from Open Market

I. Candidates shall be subjected to an Aptitude Test of the level of 10th class/matriculation covering the following subjects/topics:

Total Marks-100

Part 'A' - 25 marks -25 questions on General Knowledge, Reasoning and Analytical Ability - Multiple Choice Questions

Part 'B' - 25 marks -25 questions of Mathematics - Multiple Choice Questions

Part 'C' - (Two segments)

(i) 25 marks- English. language- Objective Type/Multiple Choice Questions

(ii) 25 marks -Regional language*- Objective Type/Multiple Choice Questions

* Where the regional language is also English the Part 'C' shall comprise only one segment on English language of 50 marks, consisting of 50 questions of objective type/Multiple Choice Questions.

II. DURATION OF EXAMINATION: 90 minutes

III. QUALIFYING MARKS:

a. Parts A and B- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for SC/ST and 9 marks for OBC* candidates in each part.

b. Part C (Two segments)- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for SC/ST and 9 marks for OBC* candidates in each segment.

c. Part C (One segment of 50 marks)- Minimum 20 marks for OC, 16 marks for SC/ST and 18 marks for OBC* candidates.

d. 40% marks for OC, 33 marks for SC/ST and 37 marks for OBC* candidates in aggregate

*Not applicable for filling up posts by Limited Departmental Competitive Examination as there is no reservation for OBC employees while filling up posts by promotion.

Annexure

PATTERN AND SYLLABUS FOR EXAMINATION TO FILL UP THE POSTS OF MULTI TASKING STAFF.

D.G. Posts No. 45-14(i)/2012-SPB dated 31.07.2012.

It has been decided with the approval of competent authority that the pattern and syllabus for examination for filling up of the posts of Multi Tasking Staff by following modes of recruitment will be as indicated in the Annexure:

I. Direct Recruitment from amongst Gramin Dak Sevaks

II. Direct Recruitment from Open Market

2. It is requested that the pattern and syllabus for examination may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

3. The date for holding the examination(s) will be communicated separately by DE Section.

Yours faithfully

(Alka Tewari)

Assistant Director General (SPN)

Annexure

Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of Multi Tasking Staff by Direct Recruitment from amongst Gramin Oak Sevaks and from Open Market

I. Candidates shall be subjected to an Aptitude Test of the level of 10th class/matriculation covering the following subjects/topics:

Total Marks-100

Part .. 'A' - 25 marks -25 questions on General Knowledge - Multiple Choice Questions

Part 'B' - 25 marks -25 questions of Mathematics - Multiple Choice Questions

Part 'C' - Two segments

(i) 25. marks- 25 questions- English language- Objective Type/Multiple Choice Questions

(ii) 25 marks- 25 questions - Regional language*- Objective Type/Multiple Choice Questions

* Where the regional language is also English the Part. 'C' shall comprise only one segment on English language of 50 marks, consisting of 50 questions of Objective Type/Multiple Choice Questions.

II. DURATION OF EXAMINATION: 90 minutes

III. QUALIFYING MARKS:

a. Parts A and B- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for SC/ST and 9 marks for OBC candidates in each part.

b. Part C (Two segments)- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for SC/ST and 9 marks for OBC candidates in each segment.

c. Part C (One segment of 50 marks)- Minimum 20 marks for OC, 16 marks for SC/ST and 18 marks for OBC candidates.

d. 40% marks for ac, 33 marks for SC/ST and 37 marks for OBC candidates in aggregate

Revised Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of

PATTERN AND SYLLABUS FOR EXAMINATION TO FILL UP THE POSTS OF MAILGUARD /POSTMEN AND MULTI TASKING STAFF.

 

Subject: Revised Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of
Postman and Mail Guard by Departmental promotion and direct recruitment.

Sir/Madam,

It has been decided with the approval of competent authority to revise
the pattern and syllabus for examination for filling up of the posts of Postman and
Mail Guard by:

(i) Limited Departmental Competitive Examination for promotion from amongst Multi Tasking Staff
(ii) Direct Recruitment from amongst Gramin Oak Sevaks
(iii) Direct Recruitment from Open Market

2. The revised pattern and syllabus for examination is indicated in the
3. It is requested that the revised pattern and syllabus for examination may be brought to the notice of all concerned.

4. The date for holding the examination(s) will be communicated separately
by DE Section.

Yours faithfully

(Alka Tewari)

Assistant Director General (SPN)

Annexure

Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of Postman and
Mail Guard by promotion on the basis of Limited Departmental

Competitive Examination by promotion from amongst Multi Tasking Staff

and direct recruitment from amongst GDS and from Open Market

I. Candidates shall be subjected to an Aptitude Test of the level of 10th

class/matriculation covering the following subjects/topics:

Total Marks-100

Part 'A' - 25 marks -25 questions on General Knowledge, Reasoning

and Analytical Ability - Multiple Choice Questions

Part 'B' - 25 marks -25 questions of Mathematics - Multiple Choice

Questions

Part 'C' - (Two segments)

(i) 25 marks- English. language- Objective Type/Multiple Choice

Questions

(ii) 25 marks -Regional language*- Objective Type/Multiple Choice

Questions

* Where the regional language is also English the Part 'C' shall comprise

only one segment on English language of 50 marks, consisting of 50

questions of objective type/Multiple Choice Questions.

II. DURATION OF EXAMINATION: 90 minutes

III. QUALIFYING MARKS:

a. Parts A and B- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for SC/ST and

9 marks for OBC* candidates in each part.

b. Part C (Two segments)- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for

SC/ST and 9 marks for OBC* candidates in each segment.

c. Part C (One segment of 50 marks)- Minimum 20 marks for OC, 16

marks for SC/ST and 18 marks for OBC* candidates.

d. 40% marks for OC, 33 marks for SC/ST and 37 marks for OBC*

candidates in aggregate

*Not applicable for filling up posts by Limited Departmental Competitive

Examination as there is no reservation for OBC employees while filling up

posts by promotion.

Annexure

PATTERN AND SYLLABUS FOR EXAMINATION TO FILL UP THE POSTS OF MULTI TASKING STAFF.

D.G. Posts No. 45-14(i)/2012-SPB dated 31.07.2012.

It has been decided with the approval of competent authority that the

pattern and syllabus for examination for filling up of the posts of Multi Tasking

Staff by following modes of recruitment will be as indicated in the Annexure:

I. Direct Recruitment from amongst Gramin Dak Sevaks

II. Direct Recruitment from Open Market

2. It is requested that the pattern and syllabus for examination may be

brought to the notice of all concerned.

3. The date for holding the examination(s) will be communicated separately

by DE Section.

Yours faithfully

(Alka Tewari)

Assistant Director General (SPN)

Annexure

Pattern and Syllabus for Examination to fill up the Posts of Multi Tasking Staff by Direct Recruitment from amongst Gramin Oak Sevaks and from Open Market

I. Candidates shall be subjected to an Aptitude Test of the level of 10th

class/matriculation covering the following subjects/topics:

Total Marks-100

Part .. 'A' - 25 marks -25 questions on General Knowledge - Multiple

Choice Questions

Part '8' - 25 marks -25 questions of Mathematics - Multiple Choice

Questions

Part 'C' - Two segments

(i) 25. marks- 25 questions- English language- Objective

Type/Multiple Choice Questions

(ii) 25 marks- 25 questions - Regional language*- Objective

Type/Multiple Choice Questions

* Where the regional language is also English the Part. 'C' shall comprise

only one segment on English language of 50 marks, consisting of 50

questions of Objective Type/Multiple Choice Questions.

II. DURATION OF EXAMINATION:

90 minutes

III. QUALIFYING MARKS:

a. Parts A and B- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for SC/ST and

9 marks for OBC candidates in each part.

b. Part C (Two segments)- Minimum 10 marks for OC, 8 marks for

SC/ST and 9 marks for OBC candidates in each segment.

c. Part C (One segment of 50 marks)- Minimum 20 marks for OC, 16

marks for SC/ST and 18 marks for OBC candidates.

d. 40% marks for ac, 33 marks for SC/ST and 37 marks for OBC

candidates in aggregate