The Deleagation of Confederation of Central Government Gazetted Officers Organasations with the Honourable Chairman, Honourable Member and the Secretary of the 7th Pay Commission during the First Submission to the 7th Pay Commission

Letter to JCM Staff Side Secretary

 Dated: 19.03.2015.


To
Com. Shiva Gopal Mishraji,
Secretary, Joint Consultative Machinery
For Central Government Employees,
13 – C, Ferozshah Road,
New Delhi -110001.

Dear Comrade,

The scheme of Joint Consultative Machinery (JCM) was introduced in the year 1966 as a sequel of the recommendations of the Second Pay Commission. The scheme is indented to serve as a Grievance Redressal mechanism for addressing issues raised by the staff. It covers nearly 95% of the regular civil employees. However, Gazetted Group ‘B’ and promotee Group ‘A’ Officers are not covered by the scheme except Gazetted Group ‘B’ officers of the Central Secretariat. Thus other Gazetted Group ‘B’ Officers are discriminated vis a vis the Gazetted Group ‘B’ Officers of the Central Secretariat. The absence of a Redressal scheme has left the Gazetted Group ‘B’ and promotee Group ‘A’ Officers without any means to voice their grievances before the Government.

The Officers have been demanding for a separate Grievance Redressal set up akin to the JCM or at least, a platform to negotiate the common issues of Gazetted Group ‘B’ and promotee Group ‘A’ Officers across various departments with the representative of GOI. Their voices have so far fallen on deaf ears. The Confederation of Gazetted Officers has urged the 7th CPC to consider recommending such a mechanism for the promotee Group ‘A’ and Gazetted Group ‘B’ officers also emulating the Second Pay Commission.

Our Confederation, now, seeks the active support of the JCM Staff Side Secretary in this matter and  requests you to take up the matter may before the 7th CPC insisting that the issue be examined by them (7th Central Pay Commission) and a Grievance Redressal Mechanism for the Gazetted Group ‘B’ and promotee Group ‘A’ Officers be recommended so that the discrimination is removed and the genuine grievances of gazetted officers numbering around 1,00,000 are meaningfully addressed by a forum and the present condition that chokes them into despair is removed.

With greetings,

Yours Fraternally,
 S.Mohan
Convenor
Confederation of Central Government
Gazetted Officers Organasations

Confederation of Central Government Gazetted Officers Organization's Leaders Met the Secretary, 7th Pay Commission Smt.Meena Agarwal on 10th March 2015.

2015

Happy New Year

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Whatever their language may be

Whatever their situation may be

Good Health, Lots of Love of Possibilities and ………Peace!!!!

S.Mohan

Secretary General

All India Audit & Accounts Officers Association

Warmth of Joy

Glow of prosperity

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Be blessed with all these and more…

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S.Mohan

Secretary General

All India Audit and

Accounts Officers 

Association 

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A very happy and 

Prosperous

New Year

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S.Mohan

Secretary General

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            Bring Lots of Gook Luck

                      and Success to You all.

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S.Mohan
Secretary General

Supplementary Examination

After  Discussion with Director General (Staff) on 24th September  on various issues, one of our demand  of holding the Supplementary Examination for Revenue Audit/Incentive and  CPD-I is conceded by the C&AG administration. These Examinations will be held in February/March 2014. All India Audit and Accounts Officers Association thank the C&AG administration to resolve this issue favorably.

S.Mohan

Important Announcement

35^th Conference of All India Audit and Accounts Officers Association is going to be held on 17^th & 18^th January 2014 at Hyderabad. All Affiliated units are requested to send their delegates to this conference. It is further requested that delegates are requested to book their tickets in advance to reach Hyderabad on the above mentioned dates.

S.Mohan

Secretary General

 

Judgment Pronounced

Today (17.09.2013) at 2.30 P.M. the Delhi High Court pronounced the Judgement on  Group A status Case in our Favor. The All India Audit and Accounts Officers Association Congratulates all its members on this occasion. We are waiting for copy of the judgment.

S.Mohan

Development in Conferment of Group A Status to Sr.AOs:

After a Long Fight, exhausting all the avenues for conferment of Group A status to Sr.AOs of the IAAD, finally, It was decided by the National Executive of the Federation to explore the Legal avenue to challenge the decision of the Finance Ministry before the court of Law. The following chronological events are submitted before the Unit Secretaries and members of the affilaiated units of our Federation for further information:

Cabinet Decision which was decided in the year 1992 for not granting Group A status to Sr.AOs of IAAD was Challenged by the Federation after 20years on February 28th 2012 before Central Administrative Tribunal, Delhi

Arguments Over by November 30th 2012 before the Honourable Central Administrative Tribunal, Delhi

Honourable Central Administrative Tribunal, Delhi, directed the cabinet to consider Group A Status within 4 months on December 10th 2012.

Filed a writ petition by Challenging before the High Court of New Delhi since the Cabinet did not take any decision even till April 10th 2013.

1^st   Hearing on April 26^th 2013^:  time sought by the Finance Ministry/Central Government

2^nd Hearing on July 4^th 2013:  the High Court gave an Interim Judgment directing the Finance Ministry to put up a Cabinet Note for considering Group A to Sr.AOs of IAAD and directing the CAG, DOPT, Finance Ministry to file a separate affidavit before Sept 10th 2013.

September 10^th 2013: Hearing came up before the bench of the High Court, Delhi on September 10th. No Cabinet Decision has been taken by the Government regarding our Group A Status as intimated by the Government before the Court. Government Counsel pleaded for adjournment, whereas our counsel pleaded for not allowing further adjournment and insisting for arguments. Honorable Bench allowed for arguments and arguments by our side as well as Government side is over. Judgement reserved by the Court.

Now we will have to wait for the judgement which, it is hoped, would render justice to us.

S.Mohan

Secretary General