Confederation request all the employees of autonomous bodies to join the Confederation’s agitational programme
CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVT. EMPLOYEES & WORKERS
1St Floor, North Avenue PO Building, New Delhi – 110001
No. Confdn/Genl/2016-19
Dated – 28-10-2016
AN APPEAL TO EMPLOYEES & ORGANISATIONS OF GOVT. OF INDIA AUTONOMOUS BODIES
To
All Organisations & Employees of
Govt. of India Autonomous Bodies.
Dear Friends and Comrades,
As you are aware, the extension of benefits of revised pay structure as per CCS (RP) Rules 2016, to employees working in autonomous bodies, is still pending. There is total uncertainty regarding grant of 7th CPC benefits. Bonus payment is also pending. Everything depends upon the policy decision of the Government. The employees of autonomous bodies are totally upset, frustrated and disappointed. Discontentment of the employees are growing day by day. As the autonomous bodies are scattered all over the country, a joint struggle by them alone is not an immediate possibility.
It is in this background, the Confederation of Central Govt. Employees & Workers has decided to include the demand for wage revision of autonomous employees also in its charter of demands and agitational programmes. Accordingly mass demonstrations on 20-10-2016 and mass dharna on 7th November 2016 was already conducted throughout the country. Third phase is massive Parliament March on 15th December 2016 at Jantar Mantar (Parliament Street), New Delhi.
I request all the organisations and employees of autonomous bodies to join the Confederation’s agitational programme so that Government will understand your anger, protest and discontentment. I appeal to you all, to participate in the Parliament March on 15th December 2016, with your flags, banners and placards. Let the message go to the Government that the employees of autonomous bodies will not continue to keep silent and may be forced to go for direct action, including strike if situation warrants, for their legitimate demands.
Come one, Come all, Come in hundreds and thousands.
Let us make the Parliament March a historic success.
Govt. should not be allowed to indefinitely delay or deny our rights.
Fraternally Yours,
M. Krishnan,
Secretary General, Confederation,
Source : Confederation
When there is paucity of funds it should be distributed proportionally you give revised pay pension along with arears to some employees and others still waiting was not expected in BJP rule I have suffered in manmhohan sings rule did not yet got arrears of ,1997 revision of public sector
We’re deprived of ,2002 and 2007 revision
Same way energy sector enjoying manufacturing sector of public sector suffered and now vanishing
This govt. Should be taught a lesson for their autocracy. There is no point why the govt.Should not pay the legitimate claim of the workers working in autonomous bodies. These bodies have been created by the govt.itself. then what is wrong in it ? This govt. Will not last beyond 2019.
Comrade Krishanan Sir,
Whats use of cosmetic agitation once our representatives could not settle issue of MACP even after lapse of more than a decade, which resulted in ruining of lacs of group “C” & “B” employees. With pain and anguish, I have lost total faith in all associations and union which overlook genuine issues concerning lower rung employees.
It is difficult and painfull to all those working in autonomous bodies ,why govt of India not giving 7CPP
disappointed….