Comrades, campaign extensively to make
the demonstrations on 29-04-2013 demanding the constitution of 7th
Central Pay Commission and withdrawal of bill on New Pension. The below
given material can be used to print the hand bill to distribute among
our members. It can also be translated into the local language.
Dear Comrades,
As you are aware,
the Government of India replied to a question raised in the Parliament has
stated that setting up of 7th Central Pay
Commission for effecting wage revision of Central Government Employees is not
presently under its consideration. In the past when we demanded the appointment
of 6th CPC in the year 2005, a similar statement was
made by the then Finance Minister. But the joint movement of Central Government
Employees for which we created the platform of Steering Committee of the JCM
under the leadership of late Com. J.P. Chaubey, the then General Secretary of
All India Railwaymen Federation could achieve the demand and the 6th
CPC was announced.
The real value of
wage determined by the 6th CPC has now been eroded
to the extent of above
100% due to unprecedented inflation in the economy and spiraling rise in the
prices of essential commodities. While the Government permits wage negotiations
and revision in the fully owned Public Sector Undertakings every 5 years, the
denial to revise the wages of Central Government Employees despite such large
scale erosion in the real value of wages is absolutely unjustified. Besides the
above stated reasons the large scale anomalies created by the 6th
CPC pay structure also justifies our demand for the immediate constitution of 7th
CPC.
The Government had
been persisting with enactment of the PFRDA Bill in the Parliament in almost
all sessions ever since the UPA-II Government took over. Ironically they could
elicit support from the main Opposition Party in the country for this ill
advised enactment. Lakhs of new workers who have joined in various Organisations
of the Government since 2004 are worried of their future, which is forlorn and
bleak, in the wake of the denial of an age old social security scheme of Pension.
We have been together opposing this move right from the day the NDA Government introduced
the bill in the Parliament in 2003. However our efforts, actions and objections
have all been ignored with disdain by the Government. Though they could not
muster enough support required to pass the bill in the Parliament, the Union
Cabinet has recently taken the decision to allow 49% FDI in the Pension Fund.
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