7th Pay Commission – Confederation and Railway Unions to proceed with Strike

7th Pay Commission – Confederation and Railway Unions to proceed with Strike – All Staff Side Associations termed 7th Pay Commission implementation as Disappointing

 

Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers reported on Govt’s decision on 7th Pay Commission report, as follows

7th CPC – Government Rejected All the Modifications sought by NJCA

No increase in Minimum Pay and Fitment Formula

Hold Protest Demonstrations and Rally in front of all Offices and at all import centres

NJCA will meet at 04:00 PM on 30th June 2016 to decide future course of action. Continue in full swing mobilization for indefinite strike from 11th July 2016.

M. Krishnan

Secretary General

Confederation

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AIRF’s (Railways) reaction on implementation of 7th Pay Commission

No.AIRF/160

                                                                                             Dated: June 29, 2016

The General Secretaries,

All Affiliated Unions,

Dear Comrades!

Sub: Cabinet approval on the VII CPC report

As all of you are aware that the Union Cabinet has accepted the report of the VII CPC today.

It has been noticed that there is no improvement in Minimum Wage and Multiplying Factor as well, which was our hard pressed demand.  Instead, wages, as recommended by the VII CPC have been accepted as it is, which is highly disappointing.

Only two committees have been formed, one to take care of the allowances and another for National Pension Scheme, which will submit their reports within four months time.

It is quite unfortunate that, our demand for improvement in the report of the VII CPC has not been considered by the government.

Therefore, it would be quite appropriate that, we should go ahead with our preparations for “Indefinite Strike”, slated to be commended from 06:00 hrs. on 11th July, 2016.

You are also advised to intensify the mass mobilization.

With fraternal greetings!

 

NFIR (Railways) Press Note on decision of Govt on 7th Pay Commission recommendations

NFlR

PRESS NOTE

The  National   Federation   of  Indian   Railwaymen   (NFIR)’s    General   Secretary expressed  serious  disappointment   and unhappiness  over  the  Government’s   decision  on minimum wage. Although  there is justification  of upward revision  of minimum wage, the Government  has not done justice  to the  employees.  Similarly,  the multiplier  factor has not adequately been revised, Dr. Raghavaiah  General Secretary NFIR said.

Dr.  Raghavaiah   further   said  that  as  already   decided   by  the  NJCA,   Railway employees will go on strike from 6:00 AM of 11th July 2016.

(Dr. Raghavaiah)

General Secretary