Sunday, August 31, 2014

NO Trade Union Facilities Given to Bharatiya Postal Employees Federation and its affiliated Unions. As per Recongnised FNPO &NFPE Federation Only Informal meetings with Senior officers Department of Post issue=CORRIGEDUM

T.N.RAHATE,GENERAL SECRETARY NUPE P4 & PRESIDENT,FNPO MET MEMBERS POSTAL BORD AND DDGS & DIRECTORS IN DAK BHAVAN DEHLI



ON 28th  & 29th T.N.RAHATE,GENERAL SECRETARY NUPE P4 & PRESIDENT,FNPO  MET  MEMBER(O) HANDOVER  JCA MEMORANDUM  & WISH  FOR FUTURE RETIRE LIFE

IN  THE MEETING WITH MEMBER (P). DISCUSSED THE PROBLEMS OF KHEDA DIVISION GUJARAT AND KANPUR (UP) ISSUES,  and 100% RECRUTMENT OF MTS &  POSTMAN FROM Years 2009 TO 2012 (100% VACANT POST) CASE OF  MAHARASTRA CIRCLE IN MUMBAI REGION & MUMBAI GPO FOR IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT.

WITH MEMBER (PLANING) BLDG MENTNANS FUND and FNPO & CHQ OFFICE REPERING

WITH MEMBER (HRD) REQUESTED FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW TRAINING MODULE FOR MTS,POSTMAN TRAINING PROGRAMMER AT DIVISIONAL LEVEL

MET DDG (Eastt), DDG (RP),DDG (Trening),DDG (SR&Legal),DDG (Ested) & DIRECTORS  AND   DISCUSSED ABOUT THE PROBLEMS STEPING UP OF SENIOR POSTMAN TO NEW RECRUTED ON OR AFATAR 1.1.2006(CASE KARNATAKA OF CIRCLR ) & OTHERS 

DISCUSSED THE PROBLEMS OF MACP  ORDER. INGNORING TBOP .BCR. (THOSE GOT  TBOP/BCR BE FOR 1.1.2006) CASE OF UP CIRCLE MATHURA DIVISION,& MAHARASHTRA CIRCLE MUMBAI GPO

DISCUSSED THE PROBLEMS OF RAJESTAN CIRCLE BIKANER DIVISION & TRADE UNION FACILITIES TO FNPO AFFILIATED ( DAP & SBCO)UNION. INCLUDING NUGDS


DISCUSSED THE PROBLEMS OF  CHENG ALL KIT ITEMS FESIFICTON

ALL DETAILS  AVAILABLE IN POSTAL PRAKASH


JCA Programme - 28-08-2014



JCA MEMORANDUM SUBMITTED
TO
SECRETARY DEPARTMENT OF POSTS
BY
JCA LEADERS (NFPE&FNPO)
AT 12.30 Hrs   DATED 28th AUGUST 2014.


Notification for “Republic Day 2015 – Stamp Design Competition”

Amendment to Rule 32, 56-81, Form 5 and Form 14 of CCS(Pension) Rules, 1972

Exclusivity of Central Government Health Scheme to be phased out



Press Information Bureau
Government of India
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

29-August-2014 10:46 IST

Exclusivity of Central Government Health Scheme to be phased out
Health Minister ushers in new era of transparency in departmental working.

Beginning September 1, 2014 the doors of 20 Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) wellness centres in Delhi will be thrown open to senior citizens from among the public for free consultation.

Dr Harsh Vardhan, Union Health Minister, unveiled today a pilot project with wide ramifications for the future of public health care. There was wide criticism of the CGHS’ closed door policy towards people in need of medical help who were not family members of central government employees.

This is a pilot project for now. We will see how much demand accrues for the CGHS clinics and the ability of the clinics to handle demand from the general public before extending the service to more people in more cities,” Dr Harsh Vardhan said.

The service for senior citizens will be available on all working days between 1.30 pm and 3 pm. They will however not be given free medicines which is only for central employees.

On his first day in office, Dr Harsh Vardhan had announced that governance in all the outreach departments of the Ministry of Health would be made transparent. Within the first three months, the CGHS has completed a thorough review of its operations with the intention of identifying vulnerable spots which often offer scope for corruption.

The Minister has ordered that all information regarding medical claims that are pending for more than 30 days be put on the website, http://msotransparent.nic.in/cghsnew/index.asp. Over the years complaints had been piling up over the opaqueness of the process of reimbursing claims.

There were also complaints of CGHS doctors prescribing branded drugs beyond the approved list. Taking all factors into consideration, it has been decided that all beneficiaries and the public at large ought to know which the drugs are on the list and so they will be on view on the above-mentioned website, the Health Minister stated.

Dr Harsh Vardhan reiterated that henceforth only 1,447 generic and 622 branded medicines will be prescribed. Exceptions will be made only for patients suffering from cancer and similar diseases.

Additionally, it has been decided that CGHS beneficiaries will be provided with medicines for a maximum of one month. In case they are going abroad for extended periods, the medicines will be given for three months, he informed.

The CGHS doctors will be forbidden to prescribe investigations or implants that are not listed. A technical committee has been constituted to update the list of medicines, investigations, procedures, implants and other procedures of treatment.

Dr Harsh Vardhan said he is considering broad reforms in all wings of the ministry. “I encourage people, especially the media, to probe our affairs so that over time the employees realize the futility of trying to be corrupt. In addition, I will use information technology to prevent corruption at source.”