Observance of
Protest week from 12th to 19th December 2016 by FNPO affiliates.
To
All Circle/Division/Branch Secretaries of FNPO affiliates.
Dear colleagues,
FNPO affiliated unions decided to observe protest week from 12th to 19th December 2016 on the 16 points Charter of Demands.
Program of the Protest week
12/12/2016- Demonstration at Divisional office.
14/12/2016- To submit a letter to the Prime Minister through the State Governors by the Circle Secretaries.
16/12/2016 Lunch hour Demonstration at Circle/Regional offices
19/12/2016 Lunch hour Demonstration at Directorate&submission of letter to the Prime Minister.
Our Circle/Division/Branch Secretaries of FNPO affiliated unions are requested to observe the above program in their respective places in an energetic manner.
Dear colleagues,
FNPO affiliated unions decided to observe protest week from 12th to 19th December 2016 on the 16 points Charter of Demands.
Program of the Protest week
12/12/2016- Demonstration at Divisional office.
14/12/2016- To submit a letter to the Prime Minister through the State Governors by the Circle Secretaries.
16/12/2016 Lunch hour Demonstration at Circle/Regional offices
19/12/2016 Lunch hour Demonstration at Directorate&submission of letter to the Prime Minister.
Our Circle/Division/Branch Secretaries of FNPO affiliated unions are requested to observe the above program in their respective places in an energetic manner.
With regards,
SG FNPO.
Circle Secretaries are requested to
organise March to Raj Bhavan preferably on 14/11/2016 at all State Capitals and
submit the letter to the Prime Minister through State Governor.
MODEL COPY OF LETTER TO THE GOVERNOR AND THE PRIME MINISTER.
To His/Her Excellency……………………………………… Governor of…………………………………. State Capital
Respected Sir/Madam,
Sub: Request to consider the issues of Postal employees related to 7th CPC & other related issues.
We, the Circle Secretaries of FNPO affiliated unions, submit to you the enclosed letter addressed to the Honourable Prime Minister of India with our kind requests to forward the same to the Prime Minister.
This letter to voice our grave concerns.
We also request that you may kindly use your good offices to impress upon the Central Government by conveying our genuine feelings.
We are highly thankful for your valuable time. Thanking you, Sir,
Yours Sincerely,
(Circle Secretaries)
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To His/Her Excellency……………………………………… Governor of…………………………………. State Capital
Respected Sir/Madam,
Sub: Request to consider the issues of Postal employees related to 7th CPC & other related issues.
We, the Circle Secretaries of FNPO affiliated unions, submit to you the enclosed letter addressed to the Honourable Prime Minister of India with our kind requests to forward the same to the Prime Minister.
This letter to voice our grave concerns.
We also request that you may kindly use your good offices to impress upon the Central Government by conveying our genuine feelings.
We are highly thankful for your valuable time. Thanking you, Sir,
Yours Sincerely,
(Circle Secretaries)
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LETTER TO THE HONOURABLE PRIME MINISTER OF INDIA BY THE FEDERATION OF
NATIONAL POSTAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ITS AFFILIATED UNIONS / ASSOCIATIONS.
To
Shri Narendra Modiji,
Hon’ble Prime Minister of India,
South Block,
Raisina Hill,
New Delhi-l10011
Respected Sir,
We, the Federation of National Postal Organisations and its affiliated unions submit this letter to express our deep concern and request for honor the commitment given by the Group of Ministers held meetings with JCM (Staff Side) leaders on 30th June 2016 & 06th July 2016 and consequently assurance was given that a High Level Committee will examine 7th CPC issues mainly Minimum Wage and Multiplying Factor. On this assurance, JCM Constituent organizations have deferred Strike action on 06th July, 2016.
Though a Committee was constituted under the chairmanship of Addl. Secretary (Exp), Ministry of Finance and discussions held, the response has been disappointing. The employees of the Postal and other Central Government employees are greatly disappointed over non-settlement of the main issues through discussions.Furthermore many of the 7th CPC recommendations have created unrest in the minds of Central government employees in general and Postal employees particularly.
The issues raised after 7thCPC implementation & other long pending requests are enclosed.
We request your kind attention to the issues listed in the enclosure and action thereof.
.
With Pranams,
Yours sincerely,
sd
The above letters sent by our Federation to all FNPO affiliated unions Circle secretaries through Federal sentinel (November 2016).
Shri Narendra Modiji,
Hon’ble Prime Minister of India,
South Block,
Raisina Hill,
New Delhi-l10011
Respected Sir,
We, the Federation of National Postal Organisations and its affiliated unions submit this letter to express our deep concern and request for honor the commitment given by the Group of Ministers held meetings with JCM (Staff Side) leaders on 30th June 2016 & 06th July 2016 and consequently assurance was given that a High Level Committee will examine 7th CPC issues mainly Minimum Wage and Multiplying Factor. On this assurance, JCM Constituent organizations have deferred Strike action on 06th July, 2016.
Though a Committee was constituted under the chairmanship of Addl. Secretary (Exp), Ministry of Finance and discussions held, the response has been disappointing. The employees of the Postal and other Central Government employees are greatly disappointed over non-settlement of the main issues through discussions.Furthermore many of the 7th CPC recommendations have created unrest in the minds of Central government employees in general and Postal employees particularly.
The issues raised after 7thCPC implementation & other long pending requests are enclosed.
We request your kind attention to the issues listed in the enclosure and action thereof.
.
With Pranams,
Yours sincerely,
sd
The above letters sent by our Federation to all FNPO affiliated unions Circle secretaries through Federal sentinel (November 2016).
