01/11/2011to 07/11/2011–BIHAR .PATNA.SITAMARI Attend C.W.C Meeting NUPE- P-4 .BIHAR Circle and attend sitamari and Sasaram
Division. conference,
09/11/2011 to 22/11/2011 Mumbai 23/11/.2011 to 28/11/2011. Kolkata(W.B.circle) to Attend circle conference NUPE -P4 W.B Circle and K.R. Birth celebration
29/11/2011 to30/2011.mumbai and 01/12/2011 to 04/12/2011 Goa Attend C.W.C.meeting NUPE P-4 Maharashtra Circle
Saturday, October 29, 2011
JCA DEMAND DIRECTORATE CONSIDERED AND INSTRUCTION ISSUED TO CPMG . OUR CIRCLE SECRETARIES ARE REQUESTED TO TAKE UP THE ISSUE WITH CPMG CONCERN.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
HAPPY DIWALI TO ALL THE VIEWERS MEMBERS OFFICE BEARERS
May This Diwali be as bright as ever.
May this Diwali bring joy, health and wealth to you.
May the festival of lights brighten up you and your near and dear ones lives.
May this Diwali bring in u the most brightest and choicest happiness and love you have ever Wished for.
May this Diwali bring you the utmost in peace and prosperity.
May lights triumph over darkness.
May peace transcend the earth.
May the spirit of light illuminate the world.
May the light that we celebrate at Diwali show us the way and lead us together on the path of peace and social harmony
“WISH U A VERY HAPPY DIWALI”
Canadian postal workers victory over govt interference in bargaining10/23/2011 Americas, Canada
Canadian Union of Postal Workers has a victory in its fight against the government’s interference in bargaining by stopping arbitration until a challenge to the hand-picked arbitrator can be heard.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers has scored a significant victory in its fight against the Harper government’s treatment of postal workers. In a decision handed down October 20th in the Federal Court, Judge Luc Martineau ordered a stay of proceedings relating to the Harper government’s back-to-work legislation (Bill C-6) against thousands of locked-out postal workers in June.
The arbitration will now stop until the union’s challenge of the government’s hand-picked arbitrator can be heard in January 2012.
“This decision shows that the union is on the right track. We are questioning the process by which this government has forced its will on postal workers,” said Denis Lemelin, CUPW National President and chief negotiator.
Members of CUPW’s urban unit went on rotating strike in June and were subsequently locked out by Canada Post, then legislated back to work. The union has also launched a separate constitutional challenge against the back-to-work legislation itself, which directs the arbitrator to pick one side only without any possibility of compromise.
The Martineau decision bolsters the union’s objection to Minister of Labour Lisa Raitt’s appointment of Anthony Arthur Coulter Osborne - a unilingual judge without any previous experience in labour relations - to preside over the arbitration. The merits of the union's case will be argued in January.
Normally, arbitrators are agreed upon by the parties, rather than being imposed by the government. Observers have noted the importance of CUPW’s challenges for the future of labour relations in Canada.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers has scored a significant victory in its fight against the Harper government’s treatment of postal workers. In a decision handed down October 20th in the Federal Court, Judge Luc Martineau ordered a stay of proceedings relating to the Harper government’s back-to-work legislation (Bill C-6) against thousands of locked-out postal workers in June.
The arbitration will now stop until the union’s challenge of the government’s hand-picked arbitrator can be heard in January 2012.
“This decision shows that the union is on the right track. We are questioning the process by which this government has forced its will on postal workers,” said Denis Lemelin, CUPW National President and chief negotiator.
Members of CUPW’s urban unit went on rotating strike in June and were subsequently locked out by Canada Post, then legislated back to work. The union has also launched a separate constitutional challenge against the back-to-work legislation itself, which directs the arbitrator to pick one side only without any possibility of compromise.
The Martineau decision bolsters the union’s objection to Minister of Labour Lisa Raitt’s appointment of Anthony Arthur Coulter Osborne - a unilingual judge without any previous experience in labour relations - to preside over the arbitration. The merits of the union's case will be argued in January.
Normally, arbitrators are agreed upon by the parties, rather than being imposed by the government. Observers have noted the importance of CUPW’s challenges for the future of labour relations in Canada.
Assurance given in reply to Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 1654 answered on 10.08.2011 regarding Rotational Transfer Policy Details of incumbency in
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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