THANKS TO BPEF SECRETARY GENERAL SHRI.S.K.MISHRA

SINCERE THANKS TO BPEF SECRETARY GENERAL SHRI.S.K MISHRA

     BPEF SECRETARY GENERAL SHRI.S.K.MISHRA WAS CONTACTED OVER PHONE ON 06.12.2015 TO PROJECT OUR POSTMASTER CADRE ISSUE IN THEIR MEMORANDUM GOING TO BE SUBMITTED ON 08TH DECEMBER 2015 MEETING OF THE DIRECTORATE.

       SHRI.S.K.MISHRA WAS REACTED VERY QUICKLY AND RENDERED HIS FULL SUPPORT AND ADDED A PARA TO CONSIDER THE REQUEST OF ALL INDIA ASSOCIATION OF POSTMASTER CADRE UNION TO PLACE THE POSTMASTER GRADE I/ II &III/Sr.PM IN GRADE PAY 4600/4800/5400 RESPECTIVELY.

     IT IS PERTINENT TO NOTE THAT THE OTHER UNION PUT FORTH A PARA TO CONSIDER AIAPC DEMAND WITHOUT ANY PARTIALITY IS HIGHLY APPRECIABLE. REFERRED PARA IS PRODUCED BELOW FOR THE MEMBERS INFORMATION

Proposed future of the DOP as projected by AIAPC and handed over to the Directorate

Tremendous Activities of TeamAIAPC at the Directorate during 07/12/2015 & 08/12/2005

This is for favour of information of all of our friends in Postmaster Cadre that in spite of being an un-recognized association AIAPC not only entered in the office of the 7th Central Pay Commission but also submitted its Memorandum. All of you may have noticed that no any unions / associations found their place in the report of the 7th CPC excepting IP Association who is going to get their demand fulfilled after a long battle for 15 years (approx), but the 7th CPC has given a ‘DISTINCT EMPHASIS’ on the demand of our cadre and recommended the following in its report submitted to the Hon’ble Minister of Finance:

“Accordingly the Commission recommends that while 25 percent of the posts of Senior Post Master may continue to be filled up from Post Master Gr.III through seniority based promotions, eligible officers from the Post Masters’ cadre (Postmaster Gr.II and Postmaster Gr.III) may also be permitted to appear for LDCE along with Inspector (Posts) for the balance 75 percent of the Senior Postmasters’ posts”.

MEETING with Department To Upgrade the Recmondations of 7th C.P.C.

Dear Friends,

As per the programme ,Today in Dak Bhawan there was an Important Meeting took place to discuss the impacts of Recomondations of 7th CPC.

THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT SECRETARY(POSTS) AND ENTIRE POSTAL SERVICE BOARD SHOWED THEIR POSITIVENESS AND AGREED TO TAKE-UP THE MATTER WITH MINISTERY TO UPGRADE THE GP OF POSTMASTER CADRE AS WELL AS SR. POST MASTER LIKE GROUP'B'

THE FOLLOWING POINTS ARE DISCUSSED POSITIVELY IN THE MEETING:----

With reference to 7th CPC report, this is to bring to your kind notice that 7th CPC has ignored

completely the newly created Postmaster Cadre and LSG/HSG supervisory structure in operative 

 side. It is to intimate that IPO and LSG cadre official were in the same pay structure during the 4th 

 

CPC. Though the recruitment procedure changed to one cadre the duties and responsibilities of 

 

Postmaster/Supervisor have enormously increased with introduction of computerisation in the post 

 

offices. It is felt by the cadre that neither department, nor CPC has taken any consideration for the 

 

changes being made in the department.

Though the department has agreed for cadre restructuring after the 6th CPC, the

recommendations agreed and approved by unions/associations have remained in liquid state till

date and no action has been initiated in this direction before 7th CPC, neither the department, nor 

 7th CPC has recommended any revision of pay structure for Postmaster Cadre/LSG-HSG

Supervisors.

The 7th CPC has recommended 5400 grade pay to Group B cadre and forgot to note

that the Sr. Postmaster also belongs to Group B and his/her grade pay also must be fixed at

5400 instead of 4800.

Photo of today's Directorate meeting to discuss about the recommendations of 7th CPC

Hike and Effect

Pay commission recommendations aren’t inflationary. But the fiscal deficit targets may prove unrealistic.

The Seventh Central Pay Commission has recommended an overall increase of Rs 1.02 lakh crore at a growth rate of 23.55 per cent in pay, allowances, and pension (PAP) for Central government employees. More specifically, the increase is 16 per cent in pay, 63 per cent in allowances and 24 per cent in pensions. This, as per the commission’s calculations, will lead to an increase in the salary bill by about 0.65 per cent of GDP. First, there should be two corrections. One, the increase in the salary bill should be 0.63 per cent of GDP. Two, the increase in the estimated share of the PAP in total revenue expenditure should be 3.81 per cent, as against 4.25 per cent suggested in the commission’s report. These recommendations will benefit about 1.4 crore government employees with effect from January 2016 and are expected to have a significant impact on the overall macroeconomic parameters, such as the GDP, fiscal deficit, as well as inflation.

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FLASH NEWS !!!!

AIAPC has sent FAX to the Hon'ble D. G. Madam praying appointment and permission to attend the meeting on 08/12/2015

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COMPARISON OF PAY DETERMINATION BEFORE AND AFTER 7TH PAY COMMISSION

The Shocking fact of Pay hike recommended by 7th Pay Commission

The Pay hike recommended by 7th Pay Commssion has been discribed as Bonanza by Media

• Pay commission said 14.29 % Hike in Pay is recommended, Media said central government employees will get 23.55% hike in salary including allowances.
• we will find out the real fact about the so called Bonanza..!
• whether the Media claims are true or not through a simple calculation…!

The strength of Group C employees in Central Government is 85%. So we must know what the Pay Hike is recommended for them actually.