Friday, August 17, 2007

Com K.Selvaraj attended the National Convention and Executive Meeting

Dear comrades
Our forefront Leader and All India Organising Secretary of Confederation of Central Govt Employees and Workers Com K.Selvaraj attended the National Convention and the National Executive Meeting . Com.V.Malairaj our Divisional Secretary accompanied him.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007.Details of decisions and resolutions taken the convention and Executive Meeting are given below.


National convention 13.8.2007: declaration to organise strike on 30th October,2007
Dear Comrade,
Placed hereunder is the copy of the Confederation's Circular letter No. 8 dated 14.8.2007, which details about the decisions taken at the National Convention of Central and State Govt. employees held at New Delhi on 13th August, 2007, resolution and declaration adopted by the house and the decision to organise a day's strike on 30th October, 2007. We request all affiliates and COCs to take all necessary steps to implement the decisions of the convention. with greetings, yours fraternally, KKN Kutty. Secretary General. Confederation.
CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES AND WORKERS

A-2/95 Rajouri Garden,
New Delhi,. 110 027
Phone: 25105324
98110 48303
No.D/11/08/2007 Dated: 14th August, 2007

Dear Comrades,
National Convention 13-08-2007

The National Convention, under the auspices of the Confederation of CGEs. All India State Govt. employees Federation and various teachers federation was held at MPCU Auditorium, Gujarathi Samaj Marg, Delhi on 13-08-2007. Presidium consisting of the following comrades conducted the proceedings:
1. Com. C.C.Pillai {Confederation)
2. Com.R.G.Karnik(AISGEF)
3. Com.Kartik Mandal(STFI)
4. Dr.V.K.Tewari(AIFUCTO)
5. Com.Sailo Bhattacharya (AIDEF)

Com.Sukomal Sen, General Secretary, AISGEF, presented and proposed for the adoption of the declaration. He proposed to call upon the employees to organize a day's strike on 30-101-2007. Com.S.K.Vyas, President, Confederation who seconded the proposal explained in details to why the date of strike had to be fixed on 30th October, 2007. Com.M.K.Pandhe, President, CITU inaugurated the convention. Com.Tapan Sen, MP., Com.Sailo Bhattacharya, Gl.Secy., AIDEF, Com.V.A.N.Namboodiri, Secy.Genl., BSNL Emp. Union, Com.Rajesh Menon, Secy.Genl., Confederation of Central Govt. Gazetted Officers Organisation were the leaders who accepted our invitation and addressed the delegates. 858 delegates representing various organizations of State and Central employees participated in the deliberations at the convention. The deliberation was finally summed up by Cpm.K.K.N.Kutty, Secy.Genl., Confederation of CGE and Workers. Earlier Com.M.S.Raja, Secy., Confederation had moved a resolution for the consideration of the house condemning the Indo-US nuclear agreement. The declaration with amendment and additions and the resolution moved by Com.M.S.Raja were approved by the house unanimously. Copy of the declaration and the resolution are enclosed.
The house decided to call upon all participating Federations to organize joint campaign and mobilization fortnight between 10 th Sept., 07 to 25th Sept., 2007 by holding joint convention/meetings etc and serve the strike notice on 19th September, 2007 on all heads of offices/Department after a massive demonstration eliciting the participation of all employees.



National Executive Meeting
The National Executive of the Confederation along with the Secretaries of the COC met today. While endorsing the decision of the Convention, the house discussed the various steps to be taken to make the strike slated for 30th October a grand success. It was decided that the COCs will be given the list of all affiliates; the CHQ will give them the list of organizations which have served the strike notice on 19th; the copy of the circular of the affiliates will be made available to all the COCs; the Secretaries of the State COCs or the COCs of the State capital to chalk out campaign programmes in the respective states to cover all employees working in moffusil stations; leaflets and posters would be printed and circulated by all the COCs on the basis of a centrally issued format; steps would be taken to get in touch with Defence and Railway organizations for eliciting solidarity and support action wherever possible; the need for interim relief and the ramification that might emerge from its denial would be explained to the employees in detail; the extreme danger that emanates from the decision to introduce the new contributory pension scheme would be explained as also the necessity to set up judicial committee for GDS; etc.
The Confederation CHQ in consultation with the AISGEF shall chalk out campaign programme and shall communicate the same to all affiliates/COCs. The affiliates and COCs will take necessary steps to organize the joint convention on the dates specified by the CHQ. On the conclusion of the campaign fortnight, the COCs will chalk out tour programme for mobilization to all moffusil station in the respective States.

With greetings

Yours fraternally,
K.K.N.Kutty,
Secretary General


Declaration adopted at the National Convention of Central, State Government, State PSUs employees and Teachers to be held at MPCU Shah Auditorium, Delhi On 13th August, 2007
This National Convention of Central, State Government employees, teachers and State Public Sector Undertakings being held today, the 13th August, 2007 at Delhi while taking into account various burning issues confronting them adopts the following declaration:
2. At this moment the most dangerous issue that is confronting the employees in the government sector is the conspiracy to foist the IMF-World Bank dictated New Pension Scheme on them and denial of Interim Relief to the Central Government Employees pending final recommendation of the 6 th CPC as had been the practice on all earlier occasions.
The Central Govt. employees, the State Government employees teachers and the workers in the Central and State Public Sector Undertakings particularly, and the working class in general, had been the victims of severe economic offensive of the successive Governments that came into existence in the country ever since the new economic policies were ushered in 1991. While the Government of India had been modulating these policies on the advice and direction of the triumvirate viz. IMF/World Bank and WTO, the State Governments had been curtly directed to adhere to these policies. Some of the State Governments followed it willingly; whereas others under various pressures exerted on them.
Systematic downsizing and closure of Government departments and PSUs;; drastically amending the labour laws to facilitate the new entrepreneurs to indulge in hire and fire, lowering interest rate of GPF and other small savings like EPF, Postal Savings Schemes etc.; curtailing the social security benefits available for the Government employees; allowing the foreign and domestic monopoly capital to loot and plunder the indigenous resources; etc. had been the hall marks of these policies over the years. Acting upon the Expenditure Reforms Committee's recommendations, the Governments both at the centre and the States could close down many Governmental undertaking throwing thousands of workers surplus and redundant.
The Sponsoring Committee of Central Trade Unions and the National Platform of Mass organizations were spearheading the resistance against these ill advised economic policies. The Confederation of Central Government Employees and workers and the All India State Government employees Federation and most of the Federations of the Government employees, teachers and PSU workers were working closely with the Sponsoring Committee of Trade Unions and the NPMO and had been the participants in all the Strike actions organized against these economic policies.
In view of the continuing and unabated offensive unleashed by the Government of India and various State Governments and especially in the background of (i) doing away with the existing statutory defined benefit pension scheme;(ii) the denial of interim relief despite the setting up of the Pay Commission,(iii) the continued contractorization of regular employment in the Governmental Sector, (iv) reduction of interest rates of the Provident Fund accumulations despite the rising market rates of interest,(v) the refusal to fill up the existing vacancies in various departments of the Governments despite the increasing unemployment;(vi) the refusal of many State Government to merge the DA with basic pay (vii)the spiraling inflation, the Central and State Government employees, teachers and workers of some of the State owned PSUs have jointly decided to mobilize the employees and workers for a decisive action and to hold a convention to discuss and deliberate upon the issues confronting them.
To bring about the so called pension reforms and make available the pension funds for stock market operations had been one of the significant directives of the World Bank. In December, 2003, the then NDA Govt. notified the new contributory pension scheme to replace the existing statutory defined benefit scheme of pension for Central Govt. employees who join service on or after 1.1. 2004. Almost all State Governments adopted the new scheme enunciated by the Govt. of India. In order to give statutory effect to the said notification of the NDA Govt, the UPA Govt. brought about an ordinance in December, 2004, which was later replaced by the PFRDA Bill. However, the Bill could not be made into an Act, due to the principled objection of Members of Parliament belonging to the Left Parties. The Conference of the Chief Ministers and State Finance Ministers convened by the Prime Minister on 22 January, 2007 also met with stiff resistance to the contemplated pension reforms. However, this did not deter the Finance Minister of the UPA Govt. to go ahead with the Pension reform process in a most undemocratic manner. The new Pension Scheme was rejected by the West Bengal, Kerala and Tripura Left Front Finance Ministers. On the strength of the support rendered by the other State Governments, the UPA Govt. has now appointed the Fund Managers and has also decided to make available 5% of the accumulated contributions from the employees recruited on or after 1.1.2004 to the Stock market for which there is no legal sanction.
The very concept of a defined adequate pension ( being a deferred pay) capable of providing socio-economic justice to the employees at their old age, as proclaimed by the Supreme Court of the country, now stands dismantled as Pension under the new dispensation would be a fluctuating or vanishing phenomenon, dependent upon the vagaries of the Stock market. The terms of reference of the study group set up by the 6th Pay Commission to go into the pension structure amply indicates a possible migration of the existing employees to the new contributory pension regime.
Moreover, overzealous with the motive of aiding profit generation of the International and Domestic finance capital, the Central Government has allowed the PSUs to invest upto 30% of their surplus cash in equity of mutual fund resulting the flow of about Rs. 70,000 Crores to the share market
It was in the face of the Supreme Court decision in August, 2003 denying the right to strike to the working class and especially to the Government employees the All India State Government employees Federation and the Confederation of Central Govt. employees jointly took the decision to organize a one day strike on 11 th Feb. 2004, which was shifted to 24th Feb. 2004 at the instance and insistence of the Central Trade Unions to make it a much bigger trade union action against the atrocious judgment. What was the most disturbing aspect of the apex court decision was the iniquitous and democratically unsustainable position taken against the internationally recognized basic right to strike for the workers. It was absolutely in contrast with the International Labour Organization's conventions on "Freedom of Associations and Protection of the right to organize ( No.87) and the application of the principles of the right to organize and bargain collectively (No. 98) neither of which India has unfortunately ratified. To bolster the demand for making the right to strike an invaluable and legal right through an Act of Parliament under the provision of Article 309, ( which the Parliament and the State Legislatures were ordained to do so) a memorandum signed by the 40 Million people was submitted to the Speaker Lok Sabha by a delegation of the Central and State Employees organizations. In response to several queries that were raised in the Parliament later, the UPA Govt. took the condemnable position that the right to strike is uncalled for as the Govt. employees are highly protected and have ample scope for effective bargaining.
In a bid to intensify the downsizing and privatization and outsourcing of Governmental functions, the UPA Govt. Continued with the Policy of ban on recruitment and abolition of posts imposed by the NDA Govt. in 2001. In November, 2006, they have further introduced a total ban on recruitment to be operative for the next three years. The Central Govt. health scheme is on the anvil of being replaced with the Medical Insurance scheme for the benefit of the multinational corporations. All catering, watch and ward, scavenging related jobs have been contractorised in almost all the Departments of the Central and State Governments. The faculty members of the Educational Institutions are now contract workers. Even the sovereign functions of the Govt. viz. Tax collection, mint and printing currency notes are either privatized or outsourced.
Many State Governments who follow the Central pattern of DA have not merged 50% of DA, though such a decision was taken by the Government of Indian as early as in April, 2004. Some of the State Governments are yet to make payment of various instalments of the Dearness allowance to their employees.
In departure to the conventions and principles, the UPA Govt. did not sanction the Interim Relief in October, 2006, when the notification was issued setting up the 6 th CPC, but referred the same for the consideration of the Commission itself of the need and desirability of Interim Relief. The 6th Pay Commission declined to submit any report on the grant of Interim Relief. It is, therefore, incumbent upon the Government of India to immediately announce the grant of interim relief to all Central Govt. employees at the rate of 15% of Pay + DP subject to a minimum of Rs.1000 with effect from 1.1.2006, a demand the Central Government employees raised.
The other issues included in the charter of demands appended to this declaration viz. setting up of Judicial committee for GDS; removing the 5% cap on compassionate appointments; regularization of contingent, daily rated, casual workers; implementation of Board of Arbitration awards; raising the ceiling on bonus; hiking the interest rates on provident fund accumulation on par with the prevailing market rates etc. had been the subject matters of discussions with the Government for the past 3-4 years without reaching settlement.
This National Convention, therefore, demands the Central and State Governments to withdraw the New Contributory Pension scheme, halt downsizing operations and other anti-employee and anti people moves and initiate actions to settle the demands included in the charter of demands.

Charter of demands
1. Scrap the PFRDA Bill and Cancel appointment of the Pension fund Managers; Introduce statutory pension scheme for the new recruits;
2. Grant full Trade Union rights including the right to strike to all Government employees through appropriate legislation;
3. (a) Stop downsizing the Government departments, privatization and contractorization/ casualisation of Governmental and teaching functions. Stop contractual appointments of teachers and workers, regularize all daily rated, casual and contingent employees
(b) Lift the Ban on recruitment and fill up the existing vacancies of all Government departments, educational institutions and State undertakings; Provide job to jobless
4. Grant Interim relief of minimum of Rs.1000/-/ to all Central Government employees. Implement the 6 th CPC recommendation with effect from 1.1.2006.
5. Bring down the abnormally rising prices of essential commodities and strengthen subsidized public distribution system.
6. Merge of 50% DA with basic pay with all consequential benefits and release of all DA instatements to the State Govt. employees.
7. Withdraw the 5% cap and other restrictions on compassionate appointment. Restore the compassionate appointment scheme wherever it stands abolished.
8. Stop the proposal to replace the CGHS by Medicare insurance scheme.
9. Implement all pending awards of the Board of Arbitration.
10. Remove the quantum ceiling on Bonus and grant bonus to all.
11. Set up a Judicial Committee for wage revision of Grameen Dak Sewaks in replacement of Nataraja Murthy Committee.
12. Increase GPF& Small Savings' interest rates and restore to its early level.
This National Convention urges upon all organizations of the Central and State Government employees and the teachers to unite and mobilize the employees for a sustained struggle and organize a countrywide national strike on 30th October 2007 in order to realize the demands.
This Convention calls upon the Central and State Government employees and the teachers to jointly organize campaign fortnight between 10th and 25th of September, 2007 by holding joint conventions, meetings etc. It also appeals all organizations to observe 19th September, 2007 as Strike Notice Serving Day by holding massive demonstrations and meetings in front of all offices and serve strike notice.
This National Convention strongly urges upon the Central and State Governments to Scrap the New Contributory Pension Scheme and settle the Charter of Demands immediately failing which the Central and State Government employees, teachers and others will be constrained to resort to more vigorous agitations including indefinite strike action.


R E S O L U T I O N
1. This National Convention of Central & State Government employees, teachers and State Public Sector undertakings held at MPCU Auditorium, Delhi on 13 th August, 2007 resolves to urge the Government to take into consideration the serious concern expressed by various political parties, Senior Scientists, intellectuals and others of the country in respect of the Indo-US bilateral Nuclear Co-operation Agreement.
2. This bilateral agreement known as "123 agreement" cannot be seen outside the context of the Hyde Act which is the "National Law" of USA passed by US Senate in December, 2006. The "123 Agreement" binds India in perpetuity whereas legitimizes the US abiding by its "National Laws"
3. The areas of concern expressed from various corners include threat on security of India, deviation in the foreign policy, continuation of sanction on dual use of technologies and materials, failure to fulfill the assurance given to the Parliament by the Prime Minister on 17th August, 2006.
4. Many scientists have cautioned the government that the "123 agreement" may slow down India's attempt to build a self reliant nuclear power programme powered by thorium.
5. Hence this Convention appeals to the government to go with the "Sense of Parliament" and review the agreement in the Parliament on Indo-US Bilateral Nuclear Co-operation in the interest of the sovereignty of the country.


The Postal JCA comprising of NFPE and FNPO has decided to intensify the agitation in pursuance of the demand for setting up Judicial committee for GDS and has called upon the members to organize the relay hunger strike in front of all Divisional, Regional, Circle and Directorate offices from 19th September, 2007 to 21st September, 2007. All COCs are requested to get in touch with the Postal JCA in their state and give solidarity and support to the programme of action.

Posted by Confederation Of Central Government Employees at 1:04 AM 0 comments
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Circular No. 8 of the Confederation
Dear Comrade,
Placed hereunder is the copy of the Confederation's Circular letter No. 8 dated 14.8.2007, which details about the decisions taken at the National Convention of Central and State Govt. employees held at New Delhi on 13th August, 2007, resolution and declaration adopted by the house and the decision to organise a day's strike on 30th October, 2007. We request all affiliates and COCs to take all necessary steps to implement the decisions of the convention. with greetings, yours fraternally, KKN Kutty. Secretary General. Confederation.
Posted by Confederation Of Central Government Employees at 11:53 PM 0 comments
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Pension fund study group of ICSE
Dear Comrade,

We have the copy of the power point presentation before the ICSE study Group set up by the 6th CPC to the Confederation CHQ e mail address of mailto:confederation06@yahoo.co.in. Kindly access the same through the e mail as we have failed to upload it on the website. Sorry for the inconvenience caused in this regard.
With greetings,
Yours fraternally,
KKN Kutty
Secretary General.


Posted by Confederation Of Central Government Employees at 4:26 AM 0 comments
Power point presentation on pension fund financing before ICSE
Dear Comrade,

We send herewith a copy of the power point presentation made by the Confederation before the 6th Pay Commission set up Study Group of ICSE Bangalore.

Thanking you,

Yours fraternally,

KKN Kutty
Secretary General;


Posted by Confederation Of Central Government Employees at 4:15 AM 0 comments
pension financing:
Dear Comrades,


Posted by Confederation Of Central Government Employees at 4:09 AM 0 comments
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Confederation Circular dated 25.07.2007
CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES AND WORKERS
Manishinath Bhawan,
A.2/95 Rajouri Garden
New Delhi . 110 027
Phone: (011) 2510 5324 Fax No (011) 25105324
Mobile:98110 48303
No. D/11/07/2007 Dated25.07.2007

Dear Comrade,
National Convention – 13.08.2007
This is to remind you that due to unavoidable circumstances we had to prepone the National Convention of CG and State Govt. employees from 14.8.2007 to 13.8.2007. The Delhi police does not permit any meeting/procession on 14th due to security reasons. However, the meeting of the Secretaries of the affiliates and State C-O-Cs along with the National Executive members of the Confederation shall meet on 14 th at our CHQ at Rajouri Garden. The meeting will commence at 10.30 A.M and shall be concluded by 12.30 P.M, so that the comrades may avail return journey in the afternoon. The venue of the convention is at MPCU Shah Auditorium, The Delhi Gujrati Samaj Marg, Civil Lines (Near ISBT), New Delhi – 110 054.

The available members of the Secretariat of the Confederation met at New Delhi on 21st and took the following decision :-

a) The draft declaration to be presented to the Convention will be prepared in consultation with the leaders of AISGF.
b) The Convention will be concluded by 3.30 P.M
c) The expenses of the Convention will be borne by the Confederation and AISGF.
d) Invitation to participate in the Convention will be extended to AIDEF and Confederation of Officers.
e) The Confederation will suggest 3rd week of September [preferably 19.9.2007] for the Strike action.
f) The Confederation's National leaders will visit all State capitals as part of mobilsation campaign.
g) Every affiliate will arrange independent campaign programme amongst its units.
h) All political parties and important MPs will be briefed of the demands.
i) Tentative programme for campaign is enclosed.
Arbitration awards
The second round of discussions on the various awards of the Board of Arbitration except those pertaining to the Dept. of Revenue / Post, under the Chairmanship of Secretary(P) was concluded on 18th July, 2007. The awards pertaining to Dept. of Revenue and Posts will come up for discussion on 7th August, 2007. Perhaps thereafter, a comprehensive view might be taken by the Govt.
Confederation Website
Having found that the e-mail system of communication has become ineffective, we have opened the website for the Confederation. Presently the address of the website will be as under
http://www.confederationhq.blogspot.com/.
All information and circulars will be placed at the website.
Presentation before the Study Group ISCE, Bangalore

We have made a presentation before the Study group at Bangalore on pension related matters. The presentation as made before the study group is placed at the website. You may kindly glance through the same.
With greetings,
Yours fraternally,

(K.K.N. Kutty)
Secretary General


Campaign Programme

1. Gujrath : Ahmedabad Com. C.C. Pillai 30.8.07
: Rajkot Com. K.V. Shridharan 31.8.07
Com. Bambi
2. Punjub, Haryana : Chandigarh Com. M.S. Raja 28.8.07
Himachal Pradesh : Shimla Com. Deshraj Sharma 29.8.07
Com. Surinderpal Singh
3. Rajasthan : Jaipur Com. V. Bhattacharya 05.9.07
: Jodhpur Com. Giriraj Singh 06.9.07
Com. Shekhawat
4. U.P : Kanpur Com. P.V. Ramchandran 28.8.07
: Luknow Com. G.S. Asiwal 29.8.07
: Allhabad Com. A.K. Mukhopadhyaya 30.8.07
5. A.P : Hyderabad Com. C.C. Pillai 05.9.07
: Vizag Com. Doraipandian 06.9.07
Com. V. Nageswar Rao
6. Karnataka : Bangalore Com. Narasinham 28.8.07
Com. Selvaraj
Com. Doraipandian
7. Tamilnadu : Chennai Com. Narasinham 28.8.07
: Coimbatore Com. Selvaraj
Com. Doraipandian
8. Kerala : Trivandrum Com. Narasinham 30.8.07
: Kochi Com. Doraipandian 31.8.07 Com. M. Krishnan
9. Maharastra : Mumbai Com. K.K.N. Kutty 27.8.07 & 28.8.07 : Pune Com. K.V. Jairaj 29.8.07
: Nagpur Com. R.P. Singh 31.8.07
10. Tripura : Agartala Com. K.K.N. Kutty 05.9.07 Com. Sarbananda Das
Com. Tapan Das Gupta
11. Bihar : Patna Com. S.K. Vyas 27.8.07
Com. Gautam Pramanik
Com. Jaganath Singh
12. Jharkhand : Rachi Com. S.K. Vyas 29.8.07
Com. Gautam Pramanik
Com. Sahadeo Ram
13. Orissa : Bhubaneswar Com. S.K. Vyas 31.8.07
Com. Gautam Pramanik
Com. Sankar Singh Pradhan
14. Assam : Guwahati Com. G. Somayya 28.8.07
Com. Sarbananda Das
Com. V. Bhattacherjee
15. Meghalaya : Shillong Com. G. Somayya 29.8.07
Com. J.L. Das
Com. V. Bhattacherjee
16. West Bengal : Kolkata Com. S.K. Vyas 03.9.07
Com. Pijush Roy
17. Madhya Pradesh : Guwalior Com. M.S. Raja 05.9.07 : Bhopal Com. P.V. Ramchandran 06.9.07
Com. Yeshawant Purohit
18. Chattisgarh : Raipur Com. G. Somayya 03.9.07 Com. P.V. Ramchandran
Com. Sunil Kumar Pandey
19. Delhi : New Delhi Com. C.C. Pillai 10.9.07
Com. S.K. Vyas 11.9.07
Com. M.S. Raja 12.9.07
Com. K.K.N. Kutty
Com. V.Bhattacharya



Posted by Confederation Of Central Government Employees at 10:50 PM 0 comments
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
corrigendum; change of date of convention
CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES AND WORKERS
Manishinath Bhawan, A-2/05 Rajouri Garden
New Delhi.110 027
Phone: 2510 5324 Fax: 2510 5324
Dated: 12th July, 2007



To
All the Affiliates and the Secretaries of the COCs


Dear Comrades,


Kindly refer to the Confederation Circular dated 6th July, 2007 in which the information about holding of the Joint National Convention alongwith the AISGEF on 14th August, 2007 is given. Due to certain unavoidable reasons, the National Convention has to be advanced by a day i.e. to 13th August, 2007. The Convention is scheduled to start at 11AM and upto 4.ooPM. The Venue is MPCU Shah Auditorium, The Delhi Gujarati Samaj Marg, Civil Lines (Near ISBT), New Delhi 110 054.

Accordingly, the meeting of the Chief Executives of all Affiliates, Secretaries of State COCs and the National Executive Committee Members of the Confederation also stands rescheduled to 14th August, 2007.

The Composition of delegates and statewise allocation already intimated remains unchanged.

With greetings,


Yours fraternally,
KKN Kutty
Secretary General.
Posted by Confederation Of Central Government Employees

Wednesday, May 30, 2007

JONIT CONFERENCE OFNFPE UNIONS OF SIVAGANGA DIVISIONAL BRANCH , HELD AT MANAMADURAI


COM.V. PARTHIBAN CIRCLE SECRETARY NFPE-P3 ADDRESSING THE JOINT CONFERENCE OF NFPE-P3,P4@GDS UNIONS OF SIVAGANGA DIVISIONAL BRANCH , HELD AT MANAMADURAI FROM 03.02.2007 TO 04.02.2007

Opening ceremony of Manamadurai HPO new buiding


Wednesday, May 23, 2007

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OFFICE BEARERS-GDS UNION

LIST OF OFFICE BEARERS UNANIMOUSELY ELECTED IN THE CONFERENCE OFAIPEDEU SIVAGANGA DIVISIONAL BRANCH , HELD AT MANAMADURAIFROM 03.02.2007 TO 04.02.2007

President : Shri. S.Sathiyamoorthi, GDS MC, Kurunthampattu / Kallal

Vice- Presidents : S/Shri. 1 . R.Kannan, GDS MD, Keelapasalai / MMT
2. V.Rengarajan, GDS MGR, Ilayangudi
3. A.Balakrishnan, GDS BPM, Kallurani / PKT
4. S.Joseph, GDS MD, Sukkanoorani / KKO

Secretary : Shri. U.Chandran, GDS BPM, Muthanendhal BO / IDK

Assistant Secretary : S/Shri.1. M.Gurunathan, GDS BPM, Poovanthi / TPV
2. C.Pannerselvam, GDS MD, Tiruppattur
3. G.Senthil Murugan, GDS PKR, Sivaganga North

Treasurer Shri. S. Selvan, GDS MD, Manamadurai HO

Assistant Treasurers :Shri. K.Pandi, GDS MD, Vellikurichi / TPC

Organizing Secretary : S/Shri.1. M.Rajasekar, GDS PKR, Suranam
2. K. Narayanan, GDS MD, Tiruvegampet
3. R.Subbu, GDS MC, Nattarasankottai
4. K.Vinayagam, GDS BPM, Valacheri / TPV

OFFICE BEARERS-CL III

Ref: GDS/OBL/2007 Dated the 05.02.2007

LIST OF OFFICE BEARERS UNANIMOUSELY ELECTED IN THE CONFERENCE OFAIPEU (GROUP C), SIVAGANGA DIVISIONAL BRANCH , HELD AT MANAMADURAI FROM 03.02.2007 TO 04.02.2007

President : Com. P.Authimoolam, SPM, Kannar Street SO

Vice- Presidents : Coms.1. M.Thangavel, SPM, Tiruppattur SO
2. P.Sermuga Pandian ,APM, Manamadurai HO
3. M.Usha, APM, Manamadurai HO
4. N.Shahul Hameed, SPM, Ilayangudi SO

Secretary : Com. V.Malairaj, PA, Manamadurai HO

Assistant Secretary Coms. 1. S.Rajendran, PA, Tiruppuvanam SO
2. K.Mookkaiah, SPM, Sivaganga Collectorate SO
3. K.Mathivanan-I, DSM, Sivaganga DO
4. S.Dharmambal, OA, Sivaganga DO

Treasurer : Com. R.Venkateshwari, APM, Manamadurai HO

Assistant Treasurers : Coms.1. R.Saisudha, PA, Okkur SO
2. V.Jeyaseelan Xavier, ME, Sivaganga DO.
3. S.Thavam, PA, Tiruppuvanam SO

Organizing Secretary : Com. M.Karuppuchamy, PA, Tiruppattur SO

Thursday, May 10, 2007

ALL INDIA POSTAL EMPLOYEES UNION, SIVAGANGA DIVISION

CLASS-III, CLASS - IV AND GDS UNION





Slogan of NFPE





Democracy in functioning!




Unity in action!




Struggle to advance!


















Com.K.SELVARAJ
Organising Secretary, Confederation of
Central Government Employees



















Com.V.Malairaj
Divisional Secretary
AIPEU CL III, SIVAGANGA DN