Submission of Memorandum against Central Government Cabinet decision on the 7th CPC
Bharatiya Pratiraksha Mazdoor Sangh
TO,
The Prime Minister
Govt. Of India,
South Block, Raisina Hills
New Delhi – 110 011
Through: proper Channel
Subject: Submission of Memorandum against Central Government Cabinet decision on the 7th CPC
Hon’ble sir,
Through this memorandum we the members of this union who are central Government Employees and believe in the ideology of Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh reflect our disappointment, grief, sorrow and anger due to non-settlement of long pending demands related to the recommendations of 7th CPC.
It is a matter of great concern that all the recommendations which are against the lower rung of central Government Employees have been accepted in toto on 29th June, 2016 by the Central Cabinet. though we had got opportunity through out federation Bharatiya Pratiraksha Mazdoor Sangh, GENC & BMS to reflect out concerns before the Hon’ble Finance Minister, Defence Minster & MoS for DOP&T over the issues of enhancement in Minimum Pay Rs.24000/- from Rs.18000/- Multiplying Factor for fitment 3.42 from 2.57, rate of increment 5% from 3%, merging of some of the pay scales/grade pay of Group “C”, resolving the issue of MACP, scrapping of NPS etc. and the Hon’ble Ministers had assured to take care of the issues but it appears that they have reneged.
Government employees are further disappointed on the communication received through press release published in press Information Bureau (release ID 146885) dated 06.07.2016 that the issues related to the pay scales and other recommendations of 7th CPC would be considered by a High Level Committee that will further delay in the implementation.
Hence, on the call of Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh, Government Employees National Confederation and Bharatiya Pratiraksha Mazdoor Sangh, this union has observed agitation programme in this Defence Establishment from 30.06.2016 to 08.07.2016 to invite the attention of Govt of India towards the discontentment prevailing amongst the central Government employees including Defence civilians.
Earlier, we have also observed the demand week from 01.03.2016 to 05.03.2016 and from 13.06.2016 to 18.06.2016 on the retrograde recommendations of 7th CPC but no fruitful result has come till date.
In such circumstances, you are requested to intervence into the matter personally so that demands mentioned hereinabove may be accepted by Govt of India and all financial benefits of the 7th CPC may be granted forthwith.
An early action is solicited please.
With regards,
sincerely yours
(Name of Secretary)
Secretary
venugopala iyengar says
I think the government is concerned with implementation.
Having accepted all recommendations -Option II fitment by multiplication factor of 2.57 to give relief immediately. and Option 1 of fixation as per matrix.Govt can immediately give the average multiplication factor of 2.64 to all, based on basic pay/pension on 31.12.15. As the govt has committed to Matrix which is more scientific,further fixation as per matrix can be done in 6 months time owing to verification of records to fix the level/find out how many years one served in thesame grade at the time of retirement..It is true, this information of number of years one last served in the grade will not be available in the PPO and has to be gathered from the department’s file.It will definitely take time and pensioners can be requested to furnish completed years in the same grade at the time of retirement to fix the level. with supporting documents if any.It is a huge task and should be completed in 6 months time taking urgent steps.Allowances for the serving employees is a minor matter and status quo can be maintained.
ronitchetr says
Government should not waste huge money in loan
viswesh kumar says
if the unions are really worried about employees, all unitons could very well come out of the forum stating its disappointment in the 7 cpc and boycott the union elections so that it could fetch the attention of all recognised political particles.
Maheswara Rao padala says
The wages recommended by the 7th pay commission relating to the 10 years period and hence the wages need to be reviewed by the high level committee. In India, day to day prices are increasing largely. State governments are enhancing salaries to their employees every 5 years unlike the Central government. Generally state employees are likely getting 7 or 8 pay commissions whereas Central Government employees will get only 3 to 4 pay commission recommendations.. Further, the rate of increment and HRA rates are very poor to cannot get a hired houses.