20th ALL INDIA CONFERENCE

20 TH AIC AT GUNTUR

In the last Postal Sentinel it was informed that the 20^th AIC will be held at Bhadrachalam, Khammam division, Andhra circle from17-02-13 to19-02-13. But keeping the distance from the Railway line the Venue is changed. The change was notified in our website on 16-10-2012.

The All India conference of NUPE,Group C will be held at Guntur from 10^th  to 12^th January  2013 at Guntur, Andhra Circle. The venue of the conference is Nagarjuna University campus which is located in Between Vijayawada and Guntur towns on the NH5.The distance from Vijayawada is 18 Km and from Guntur 15 KMs The  Railway Station Codes BZA &GNT. Start making the reservations. The notice of the conference will be issued shortly and will be printed in the sentinel for November 13.The reception committee will issue detailed pamphlet in this regard to the branches. Watch our website regularly for the updating of information.

The delegates will be admitted in the AIC on the basis of quota remittance for the period from 01-04-2010 to 31-03-2011 and 01-04-2011 to 31-03-2012 in accordance with clause 16 & 33 of the constitution of the Union. The quota statement is being dispatched to the Circles shortly.

Large number of branches have not remitted quota after April 2012.As per clause 33(b) of the constitution, a branch union which does not remit quota of subscription according to the allocation to the CHQ and Circle union consequently for three months shall be deemed to be a defaulter and will not be admitted in the AIC unless the arrears are cleared.

The branches are advised to intimate the no of delegates and visitors attending the AIC well in advance to the reception committee to make arrangements. The Reception committee appealed for advertisements to souvenir and donations and the receipt books dispatched to the Circle Secretaries. The branches are requested   to help the reception committee as it is very costly to hold the conference

We shall be conferring when the Department is heading for  total reforms and the National Postal policy is announced .the details of the policy were printed in the last sentinels. The analysis was also printed. The department is heading towards corporatization and privatization. We have to evolve Road Map for the job security and formulate our strategies and demands. We are looking forward for discussions, deliberations at the branch level and guiding the conference. We are looking forward to a return from Andhra Pradesh with hands laden with destiny.

                            LET US MAKE THE 20^TH AIC A HISTORIC ONE.

The Bimonthly Meeting with PMG, S K Region,

                         DEPARTMENT OF POSTS

O/o Postmaster General, S.K.Region, Bangalore- 560 001.

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Memo No.SK/WLF/45-30/IVdtd  at Bg- 01  the25.10.2012

The bimonthly meeting of the AIPEU/NFPE   & NUPE/FNPO & IP-ASP & SBCO scheduled to be held on 30.10.2012. The following officials will attend the bimonthly meeting with PMG, S K Region, GPO  2^nd Floor,  Bangalore-1.

FNPO: @ 15:00 Hours 01 Sri D. Naganna, Postmaster, Tumkur - 572101 02 Sri B. J. Sundresh, PA Ravindra Nagar, Shimoga – 577201 03 Sri K C Gangaiah, Circle Secretary, FNPO (Pman & P IV) Sorting Postman, Malleswaram MDG, Bangalore- 560003 04 Sri Mahadeviah, Divisional Secretary Postman, Hunsur, Mysore Division 05 Sri D. Venkatesalu, Circle Secretary, NURMS (RIII) Bg RMS, Bangalore- 560023 06 Sri H.Guruswamy, Divisional Secretary,  SRO, Davangere-577 001  07 J.Krishna Circle Secretary, RIV Bangalore City RMS, Bangalore-23 08 U.Rudrappa, Divisional Secretary, Davangere RMS-577 001                                                                                                                                     …..2.                                                             :2: SBCO @ 14:30 hours 01 S.C. Puttaswamy, Circle Secretary  O/o PMG, SK RO, Bangalore Above officials may please be relieved in time to attend the said meeting.                                                                                Assistant Director(Staff)                                                                                                O/o Postmaster General,                                                                                                      S.K. Region, Bangalore- 560 001. Copy for information and necessary action please  : All Circle Secretaries SSPO, Bangalore West Division, Bangalore South Division, Bangalore East Division. SSPOs, Kolar, Mysore Division SPO, Kodagu, Chikmagalur, Tumkur, Shimoga, Chitradurga, Hassan Division,  SSRM  BG, Sorting Division, BG-560001 SRM, RMS ‘Q’ division, Bg 560026 SPO, Channapatna dn. Officials concerned Staff Section Files concerned                                                                                                 Assistant Director(Staff)                                                                                                   O/o Postmaster General,                                                                                                          S.K. Region, Bangalore- 560 001.

CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES’ WELFARE COORDINATION COMMITTEES

CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES’ WELFARE COORDINATION COMMITTEES

STAFF WELFARE 

The Central Government being the largest single employer in the country, bears the major responsibility of looking after the welfare of a large number of employees spread all over the country. This Ministry recognizing that welfare of employees is one of the prime tasks of personnel management, provides and aids a large network of staff welfare programmes, thereby underlining the fact that improvement in the working and living conditions of the employees and their families, leads to efficiency and high morale amongst them.

A brief account of the various welfare programmes/organizations under this Ministry is given below:

CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES’ WELFARE COORDINATION COMMITTEES :

Outside Delhi at a place where there are at least 5 Central Government Offices and the total number of Central Government employees is not less than 1,000, the Central Government; Employees Welfare Coordination Committee has been formed. These Committees are responsible for coordinating the welfare activities of the Central Government employees serving within their jurisdictions. At present, there are 41 such Coordination Committees located in different parts of the country. Senior most ficer in the station is the Chairman of the Committee.

RESIDENTS WELFARE ASSOCIATIONS:

In order to foster a spirit of mutual help and goodwill among the residents of government colonies and to promote amongst them social, cultural and recreational activities, Resident Welfare Associations have been recognized in Delhi and in other parts of the country. At present, there are 66 such Associations. The members of Management Committee of these Associations are elected by holding elections every two years under the provisions of the Model Constitution framed by this Department. 

GRANTS TO RESIDENT WELFARE ASSOCIATIONS AND CENTRAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES’ WELFARE COORDINATION COMMITTEES:

This Ministry has been providing grants to the recognized Residents Welfare Associations and the CGEWCCs as under:

i) Residents Welfare Associations  : A maximum of Rs.4500/- per annum

ii) Central Government Employees Welfare Coordination Committee : A maximum of Rs.18750/- per annum for cultural activities and indoor games plus a maximum of Rs.9000/- per annum for Secretarial Assistance. The grants amount is determined on the basis of the staff strength.

AREA WELFARE OFFICERS :

Area Welfare Officers (AWOs) are appointed in residential colonies having a large number of Central Government employees. The AWOs serve as a link between the Government and residents in matters relating to the welfare of Government employees living in various colonies. They also work as field officers coordinating and maintaining liaison with the agencies of Government concerned in matters relating to provision of various civic amenities to the residents, such as CPWD, CGHS, Horticulture, Police, Transport and others. There are at present 64 AWOs' in Delhi and 25 at places outside Delhi.

BENEVOLENT FUND :

To provide financial assistance to the Central Government employees in the event of their prolonged illness, premature retirement, death etc. Benevolent Funds have been in operation in the Central Government Departments. In this Ministry, employees who are members of this Fund, have to contribute Rs.20 each per annum. The Government’s contribution to this Fund is Re.1/- per sanctioned staff, per annum.

RECREATION HALLS/CLUBS IN MINISTRIES/DEPARTMENTS :

Clubs have been set up in the Ministries/Departments with the object of organising various welfare activities

For further details,following officers may be contacted :- 

Shri Suresh Pal

J.S & Chief Welfare Officer,

Phone No.2462 5562

Shri Rajiv Rai,

Director (Welfare),

Phone No.24624893

Shri Ajay Saxena

Section Officer (Welfare),

Phone No.2469 4349

OTHER STAFF – WELFARE PROGRAMMES/AGENCIES :

Central Civil Services Cultural and Sports Board, CSOI, Grih Kalyan Kendra and the Kendriya Bhandar represent other staff welfare activities operating under the aegis of this Ministry. The running of Departmental canteens is another important welfare measure. 

Source: www.persmin.nic.in

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