Wednesday 28 September 2016



NFPE                                                                                                          NFPE

ALL INDIA POSTAL CASUAL, PART TIME CONTINGENT AND CONTRACT WORKERS FEDERATION
Central Head Quarters, NEW DELHI
ADVISOR: COM. C. C. PILLAI
PRESIDENT:  COM. M. KRISNAN                                   Web site: aipcpccwf.blogspot.in                                                                        WORKING PRESIDENT: Com. Y.NAGABHUSHANAM                                                 GENERAL SECRETARY: COM. P. MOHAN                       email: yn.krishna@yahoo.in
No. aipcpccwf/postaljca/2016                                                                                                               Dated : 28-9-2016

APPEAL TO ALL CIRCLE/DIVISIONAL SECRETARIES OF NFPE AFFLIATED UNIONS
ORGANISE CASUAL/PARTTIME CONTINGENT & DAILY RATED MAZDOORS AND MAKE THE POSTAL JCA HISTORIC PROGRAMME  FOR SETTLEMENT OF GDS/CASUAL WORKERS A GRAND SUCCESS AND PROVE THAT WE ARE ONE.

APPEAL TO CASUAL/PART TIME CONTINGENT AND DAILY RATED MAZDOORS

PARTICIPATE IN FULL STRENGTH ALONG WITH REGULAR EMPLOYEES AND PROVE THAT WE ARE ONE AND FIGHT UNITEDLY FOR SETTLEMENT OF DEMADS OF WORKERS TO WHICH CADRE THEY MAY BELONG.

M.KRISHNAN                                                                        P. MOHAN
  PRESIDENT                                                                 GENERAL SECRETARY.


 NATIONAL FEDERATION OF POSTAL EMPLOYEES
1st Floor, North Avenue PO Building, New Delhi - 110001


NFPE FEDERAL SECRETARIAT MEETING

The Federal Secretariat meeting of NFPE was held at New Delhi on 27.09.2016 under the presidentship of Com. Giriraj Singh, President, NFPE. Representatives of all affiliated organisations attended the meeting. Com. M. Krishnan, Ex-Secretary General & Secretary General, Confederation also attended and guided the discussion and decisions. Com. R. N. Parashar, Secretary General, NFPE reported the non-grant of enhanced bonus to GDS and the efforts made by NFPE leadership to settle the issue. He also reported the non-settlement of payment of arrears to casual Labourers inspite of orders issued by Directorate. Com. Parashar, reported the details discussion he had with Shri. D. Theagarajan, Secretary General FNPO and placed the following proposal of PJCA before the Secretariat meeting.
1.      Phase programme of action culminating in two days nation wide strike on 9th & 10th November 2016 exclusively on the bonus demand of GDS and revision of wages of casual labourers.
2.      The Secretariat after detailed discussion decided to implement the decision of PJCA. Accordingly the Federatl Secretariat calls upon all Branch/Divisional/Circle Secretaries of NFPE affiliated Unions/Associations and also AIPEU-GDS to make the agitational programmes and two days strike cent percent success. (NJCA Circular published separately)

HOMAGE TO COM. DES RAJ SHARMA
Before commencement of the meeting, the National Secretariat paid respectful homage to Late Com. Des Raj Sharma, Ex-General Secretary, P-IV CHQ & Ex-Deputy Secretary General, NFPE. The Secretary General and all other participants mentioned about the unforgettable contributions made by Com. Des Raj Sharma and also his sufferings for strengthening P-4 Union, NFPE and Confederation. The National Secretariat expressed it heart-felt condolences and offered two minutes silence.

DEPARTMENTAL ANOMALY COMMITTEE – DEPARTMENT OF POSTS
Secretary General reported the communication received from the Department regarding constituition of Departmental Anomaly Committee. The following will represent NFPE in the Committee against the 5 seats allotted to NFPE. Com. R. N. Parashar (SG & GS – P3), Com. Giriraj Singh (GS-R3) Com. R. Seethalakshmi (GS-P4), Com. P. Suresh (GS-R4) Com. Pranab Bhattacharjee (Admin Union).
It is decided that all General Secretaries should submit the items to be included in the agenda of the Anomaly Committee to Com. Giriraj Singh, Secretary, JCM (DC) staff side on or before 15.10.2016. Branch/Divisional/Circle Secretaries should submit the items to their respective General Secretaries before 12.10.2016.

FINAL MEETING WITH CHAIRMAN GDS COMMITTEE
Chairman GDS committee has invited NFPE for final interaction before finalizing the recommendations. Accordingly, Com. R. N. Parashar, Secretary General, NFPE and Com. P. Panduranga Rao, General Secretary, AIPEU-GDS, shall attend the meeting on 7thOctober 2016.

Fraternally yours,


(R. N. Parshar)

Secretary General

Tuesday 27 September 2016

Saturday 24 September 2016

A sad news! Comrade Desraj Sharma no more!
AIPCPCCWF CHQ expresses its deep sorrow over the shocking news of demise of comrade Desraj Sharma former GS P4 NFPE at about 9.00 P.M today. It is ascertained that he was hospitalized after a cardiac arrest and undergoing treatment. Suddenly he had another attack and breathed his last. Comrade Desraj was also holding positions of Treasurer and Deputy Secretary General NFPE in the past. Known as the close disciple of Comrade Adinarayana, comrade Desraj Sharma was succeeded Comrade Ashok Bhattacharjee as the GS of P4. AIPCPCCWF CHQ dips its banner in respect of the departed leader comrade Desraj Sharma! 
M. KRISNAN                                                                             P. MOHAN
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Tuesday 20 September 2016



SEPTEMBER 19th – MARTYRS DAY 

OBSERVED

            Central Government employees under the banner of Confederation of Central Government Employees and Workers, observed September 19th as “MARTYRS DAY” at many places.

            On 19th September 1968, entire Central Government employees went on nationwide strike for one day, demanding Need Based Minimum Wage, unanimously approved and recommended by the 15th Tri-partite Indian Labour Conference held in 1957. The Central Government banned the strike declaring as illegal and promulgated Essential Services Maintenance Ordinance (ESMO) and military and para-military forces were pressed into action to sternly deal with the strike. Inspite of all these, about 36 lakhs Central Government employees participated in the strike. Thousands of employees were arrested and sent to jail. More than 40,000 (forty thousand) employees were suspended, dismissed, terminated from service, chargesheeted and transferred to far off places. Government unleased brutal repressive measures including Lathi charge and firing against the striking employees, at Pathankot, Bikaner, Jorhat Assam, Indraprastha Bhawan Delhi etc. Seventeen Central Government employees were murdered. We are celebrating every year September 19th as Martyrs Day, remembering the greatest sacrifice of seventeen comrades and paying respectful homage to them.

 (M. Krishnan)
Secretary General
Confederation

Sunday 18 September 2016

                                              memorandum submitted to secretary dept. of post on 16th sep 2016 by rjcm staff side combined ap & telangana on importent issues including paymant of arrears for which he responded fanourably.            





RJCM
A.P. CIRCLE
HYDERABAD
B-1, P&T QTRS,CHIKKADAPALLI
D.A.S.V. PRASAD
SECRETARY, STAFF SIDE

MEMORANDUM SUBMITTED TO SECRETARY, DEPT. OF POST DURING HIS VISIT TO HYD.BAD ON 16-9-2016



TO
THE SECRETARY,
DEPT. OF POST
NEW DELHI
CAMP AT HYDERABAD

RESPECTED SIR,

                                  We extend our hearty welcome to Hyderabad after assuming charge as SECRETARY, Dept. Of Post. We wish that you will attend to the problems of staff in positive way and settle the issues as early as possible. We submit some important issues waiting for settlement at Directorate level. We wish that you will settle these issues at the earliest.

1.     REQUEST FOR CALLING OPTIONS FROM ALL OFFICIALS IN C/W BIFURCATION OF AP & TELANGANA CIRCLE.
                       
As per point no. 9 of Annexure III of DG POST OM no. 38-3/2014-PE-II Dt. 1-7-2016 “distribution of staff will be as far as possible based on willingness. One time option may be given to all staff.” But AP circle vide CO Lr. No. ST/BIFURCATION/AP CIRCLE/2016 Dt.15-7-16 options were called for from circle cadre staff & CO staff only. But even the recent recruitment also PA/SA recruitment was done on the basis of circle, because of which number of AP candidates were selected to TELANGANA and vice versa. As such Secretary is requested to issue instructions to obtain options and consider them from among all staff as one time measure.
[The letter addressed to Secretary by SG, NFPE Dt. 23-7-16 is enclosed for details.]

2.     REQUEST FOR ALLOTTMENT OF SUFFICIENT FUNDS TO AP/ TELANGANA CIRCLES TO CLEAR ALL PENDING TA/MEDICAL BILLS.

                            Due to non availability of funds numbers of TA/ MEDICAL bills of employees are pending in both AP/ TELANGANA Circles since long time and officials are suffering a lot. As such Secretary is requested to allot sufficient funds required immediately.

3.     REQUEST FOR ALLOTTMENT OF FUNDS FOR SUPPLY OF HIGH POWER GENARATOR TO DAK SADAN.

                                 A detailed letter a/t secretary by secretary, staff side RJCM is enclosed with details.

4.     Request for allotment of funds and issue instructions to pay arrears of revised wages wef 1-1-2006 to casual/contingent employees

                                 In spite of repeated instructions from Directorate latest on 17-6-2016, arrears were not paid to casual/contingent employees in the circle. As such Secretary is requested to release funds and issue instructions to pay arrears earliest by 30th September 16.

5.     CONSTRUCTION OF NEW BUILDING FOR ONGOLE HO.

                               An old building constructed in 1954 is in existence for Ongole HO. It is at lower level to road at 2 to 3 feet and water is draining during rainy season. As such funds may be allotted by giving priority and permission to construct new building.
[a detailed letter from secretary, staff side is attached]

6.     REQUEST FOR REVESION OF WAGES OF CASUAL/ CONTINGENT EMPLOYEES BASING ON 7TH CPC WAGES.

                                    7th CPC revised the wages of regular employees by fixing minimum wage as Rs. 18,000/- to mts/gr’d’. As such it is requested to issue instructions revising the wages of casual/contingent employees basing Rs. 18,000/- as minimum wage.

[a letter from AIPCPCCWF,CHQ IS ENCLOSED.]

7.     REVISION OF WAGES OF OUT SOURCING/DAILY RATED MAZDOORS.

                              The recent clarificatory order circulated by Directorate on 17-6-16 a letter of DOPT issued in 1989 envisages that all daily rated mazdoors are to be treated as casual labour. But they are being paid without any uniformity according to the whims of local officers. As such Secretary is requested to issue standing instructions to pay them the wages fixed for casual labour from time to time.

8.     CONSTRUCTION OF NEW BUILDING FOR DAP OFFICE,

                                  Due to formation of separate circles for AP & TELANGANA the accommodation available in DAK SADAN is not sufficient even for both the circles. In this background it is requested to consider construction of separate new building for DAP office as early as possible.

9.     REVISION OF WAGES OF LIFT OPERATORS ON PAR WITH TELCOM DEPT. BY IMPLIMENTING ARBITRATION AWARD.

                             A letter addressed by SG, NFPE on the matter along with copy of ARBITRATION AWARD is enclosed. An early action is requested.

10.                        FORMATION OF CIVIL WING DIVISION FOR AP CIRCLE.

                                            As for bifurcation a number of divisions in AP circle are more in AP Circle and requires separate civil wing division is necessary. At present there are number of substandard divisions are in existence. One of such division can be converted as CIVIL WING DIVISION which involves no cost. An early action is requested.

11.                        REOPENING OF CREACHE IN DAKSADAN AND OPENING OF CREACHES IN ELIGIBLE OFFICES.

                                    As per the latest decision of Ministry of Labour crèches are to be opened in each division where there are more than 20 women employees. Secretary is requested to issue instructions to reopen the crèche in DAK SADAN and open crèches in all eligible offices.

An early action and a line in reply is requested.

Thanking you, sir,

Yours faithfully,

[D.A.S.V.PRASAD]

SECRETARY, STAFF SIDE. 

Monday 12 September 2016

REPORT-Xth FEDERAL COUNCIL –GUWAHATI FROM 07th to 09th SEPTEMBET-2016
            Federal Council of NFPE was held at Guwahati (Assam) from 07th to 09th September, 2016.

            The programme commenced with Flag hoisting on 07.09.2016 F/N. The National Flag was hoisted by Com. M.R. Das, Working Chairman, Reception Committee and NFPE Flag was hoisted by Com. Giriraj Singh President NFPE. After that homage was paid to the Martyrs by offering floral tribute on martyrs Column. First of all Com.A.K. Padmanabhan, All India President C.I.T.U. offered the flowers on Martyrs Column after  that it was followed by all leaders , guests, delegates and visitors including Coms. KKN Kutty, M. Krishnan, M S Raja, Vrigu Bhattacharjee, CC Pillai, K. Ragavendran, K V Sridharan,Giriraj Singh , R.N. Parashar, all General Secretaries , NFPE office bearers and all Federal Councilors and visitors.

            The open session was conducted at Distt. Library Auditorium, Guwahati. All leaders and Comrades started from BSNL Compound to Distt Library Auditorium in a form of procession shouting slogans. The lady Comrades in traditional uniform dress of Assam were the main attraction of procession.

            The open session started at 4 p.m.  on 07.09.2016 with traditional Assamese  folk song by the Cultural  group of lady  Comrades of Postal &  RMS Guwahati. The open session was presided by Com. Giriraj Singh, President, NFPE. Welcome speech of Chairman Reception Committees, was read out by Com. L.P. Saikia, President , R.C.C & P-III Assam Circle as  he could  not attend  due to his illness. All leaders were honoured by garlanding showl and presenting Mementos.

            The open session was inaugurated by Com. AK. Padmnabhan, Presindent, C.I.T.U.  In his inaugural speech he elaborately decribed  the adverse  impact  of neo-libral economic policies on working class. He stated that the 2nd September strike was a grand success and working class has comeout to protest the policies of Central Government unitedly. He stressed the need of united trade union action to resist the onslaughts of ruling class on workers. Com. KKN Kutty, President Confederation, spoken on pay commission related issues and deferment of 11th July strike. Com. M. Krishnan, Secretary general Confederation expressed his dissatisfaction over pay commission report and stated that if within 4 months period no positive result comes out Confederation will chalk out  its own programme of action to achieve the  demands. Com. M.S. Raja, Working President Confederation  and Secretary General Audit , Com. Vrigu Bhattacharjee, Treasurer  Confederation & Secretary General Cicil Accounts , Com. Satanjib Ds, Joint Convenor JCTU Assam, Shri M.K. Seth, CGM Telecom also addressed the  open session. Com. R.N. Parashar , Secretary General NFPE, vehemently opposed the policies of Government which are mostly in favour of corporates  and against  working class. He stated that we will not allow the Government to privatize or outsource any function of Postal Department. He stressed the need to chalk out some agitational programme with Confederation to achieve the demands related to Pay Commission.

            Vote of thanks was given by Com. G. Talukdar, AGS & Circle Secretary R-III. The programme was anchored by Com. D.K. Debnath General Secretary, Reception Committee.
            The Open Session ended with the presidential speech of Com. Giriraj Singh, President NFPE.

            After open session very good cultural programme in various forms was presented by the Cultural group of Children and women Comrades of Postal & RMS Guwahati (Assam).

            2nd Day i.e. on 08.09.2016  the proceedings of Delegates session  started at 10A.M. in BSNL Hall, Pan Bazar, Guwahati under Presentship of Com . Giriraj Singh, President, NFPE.

            Before commencement of the delegate session homage was paid to the leaders, Comrades, Eminent personalities and known & unknown persons who lost their lives in various natural calamities during this period. The resolution on homage was presented by Com. R.N. Parashar, Secretary General NFPE and after that one minute silence was observed by all in respect of Martyrs.

            The Notice of agenda was readout by Secretary General and it was approved by the  house after some addition.

            The following Committees were formed to run the business:

Presidium:
(i)         Com. Giriraj Singh- President
(ii)        Com. A. Manoharan-Working Presendent.
(iii)       K.K. Sharma- Vice President.
(iv)       T. Satyanarayana-Vice President
(v)        Pranab Bhattacharjee-Vice President.

Minutes Committee-
(i)         Com. S.B. Yadav
(ii)        Com. Virendra Tiwari
(iii)       Pranab Bhattacharjee.

Resolution Committee:
Com. R. Seethalakshmi- Convenor
Com. Janardan Majumdar- Member
Com. P.V. Rajendran-Member
Com. P. Suresh – Member.
Credential Committee:
Com. S. Raghupathy- Convenor
Com. Subhash Chakraborty-Member.

            The Draft Triennial Report for the years 2013-14, 2014-15 & 2015-16 was presented by Com. R.N. Parashar Secretary General, NFPE for discussion in the house.

            In the delegate Session , Com. C.C. Pillai, Ex. Secretary General NFPE, Com. K. Ragavendran , Ex. Secretary General NFPE and Com. K.V.  Sridharan Ex. General Secretary P-3 & Com. M.R.Das, Working Chairman Reception Committee, G/S P-III delivered their speech.

            The following Federal Councilors took part in discussion on agenda items.
            Com. A. Sri Niwas (Karnatak R-III)
            Com. Balwinder Singh (P-III Delhi)
            Com. K. Ram Chandram (Admn.-AP)
            Com. P.K. Murlidharan(P-III-Kerala)
            Com. Ganacharya (GDS, Assam)
            Com. B.A. Sheikh (R-III Mah.)
            Com. D.B. Mohanty-(P-IV Odisha)
            Com.K.R. Ganeshan-(R-IIITN)
            Com.G. Janki Ram (P-III –Karnataka)
            Com. Mausami Mujumdar(P-III-Assam)
            Com. A.C. Hota (R-IV Odisha)
            Com. Raj Kumar (R-III Bengal)
            Com.Sukumar Bose(GDS-Bengal)
            Com. Km. Shalini Bhardwaj(P-III Punjab)
            Com.Monohar Lal Sharma(P-III Rajasthan)
            Com.Subojit Das (PO Accounts-Assam)
            Com.R. Sudershan (R-III Keral)
            Com. Sanjiv Barua(SBCO-Bengal)
            Com. R.C. Mishra (P-III Odisha)
            Com.D.N. Borade(MMS-Mah)
            Com.D.A.S.V. Prasad(P-III (AP)
            Com.Vishwajeet Naik (R-III Odisha)
            Com.Subhash Chakraborty (P-IV –Bengal)
            Com.K.M. Tripathi(R-III-Haryana)
            Com.Mallikarjun (P-IV-Karnataka)
            Com. Kuldeep Sharma (P-III- J&K)
            Com.S.M. Gautam(P-IV-Rajasthan)
            Com.R.K. Chaubet(P-III –MP)
            Com.Rama Krishna (R-III-Karnataka)
            Com.U.K. Tiwari (P-III- Bihar)
            Com.Nanda Sen (P-III-Bengal)
            Com.Ramani Kant Bhattacharjee (P-III-NE)
            Com. H.S. Guleriya(P-III-HP)
            Com. Anneswa Biswas (P-III-Bengal)
            Com. Naresh Gupta(P-III-Haryana)
            Com. Manorar Lal (P-IV- Jodhpur- Raj)
            Com.   Prabhat Ranjan(P-III-Jharkhand)
            Com.J. Ramamurthy (P-III -TN)
            Com.V.K. Jain (P-III Ch. Garh)
            Com.D.K. Debnath (R-III –Assam) & G/S Reception Committee.

After delegates the following General Secretaries   took part in the discussion:

            Com.Janardan Mujumdar  Deputising  G/S P-III
            Com.S.B. Yadav,Deputisng, G/S –PO Accounts.
            Com.P. Panduranga Rao, G/S-GDS
            Com.Virendran Tiwari G/S-SBCO
            Com.P. Mohan, G/S –Casual Labourers Union.
            Com. P Suresh- G/S(R-IV)
            Com. P.V. Rajendran Deputising G/S R-III
            Com. Subhash Chakraborty Deputising G/S-P-IV
            Com.K. Ramchandram –Deputising G/S Admn.

The following NFPE Office Bearers  participated in discussion:

            Com. A.Manoharan Working President.
            Com. T. Satyanarayana Vice President
            Com. K.K. Sharma-Vice President.
            Com. Pranab Bhattacharjee -Vice President
            Com. R. Seethalakshmi-Dy. Secretary General
            Com S. Raghupathy-Asstt. S/G
            Com. Raj Kumar –Financial secretary.

            After debate & discussion by all Federal Councilors, General Secretaries & NFPE Office Bearers, Com. R.N. Parashar , Secretary General , gave reply on all the questions and queries raised by them to sum up the debate and discussion on triennial report and agenda items. The discussion on agenda items was approved  by the house.

            The credentials were presented by Com. S. Raghupathy, Convenor credentials Committee.

            The Resolutions on various subjects were presented by Com. R. Seethalakshmi, Convenor, Resolution Committee.

            `A Resolution on Postal demands and Programme of action was presented  by Secretary General  which was approved by the house unanimously.

            After that election proceedings started as per agenda. Com. T. Satyanarayana Vice President acted as election officer. The following Office Bearers elected unanimously:

President               :   Com. Giri Raj Singh, R-3 (Delhi).

Working President:  Com. A. Manoharan (P-3  Tamilnadu)
Vice Presidents    :    Com. K.K. Sharma, R-IV (Delhi).
                                    Com. Umashankar Chakraborti (Admn) DPLI(Kolkata)
                                    Com. S.B. Yadav (Postal Account) UP.
                                   
Secretary General:   Com. R.N. Parashar, P-III (UP)

Dy. Secy. General:    Com. R. Seethalakshmi, P-II(Karnatak)

Asstt. Secy. General:Com.  S. Raghupathy P-III(Tamilnadu)
                                    Com. Janardhan Mazumdar (P-3) West Bengal
                                    Com. M.V. Janardanan (P-4) Kerala
                                   
Financial Secretary: Com.  Raj Kumar, P-IV (Delhi).

        After that other subjects were taken by the President.
   
       The Vote of thanks was delivered by Secretary General.

The Session came to end after Presidential address of Com. Giriraj Singh President NFPE.

                                                                                    (R.N. Parashar)
                                                                                    Secretary General
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RESOLUTION ON POSTAL DEMANDS
AND PROGRAMME OF ACTION

            This 10th Federal Council of National Federation of Postal Employees (NFPE) held at Guwahati (Assam) from 7th to 9th September 2016, views with grave concern the totally negative attitude of the Central Government in settling the common demands of the Central Government employees including increase in minimum wage and fitment formula and other modifications sought for by the National Joint Council of Action (NJCA) and JCM (NC) staff side. The Federal Council while appreciating the efforts being made by Confederation of Central Government employees & Workers jointly with NJCA to settle the demands calls upon the NJCA to organize higher form of trade union action including revival of the deferred strike to get the demands settled in a time-bound manner.

            This Federal Council further notes that in the Postal department also due to the negative attitude of the Government and Postal administration long pending demands are remaining unsettled. None of the 7th CPC related demands of various cadres of Postal department are settled. Regularization of Gramin Dak Sevaks and grant of all benefits of regular employees on pro-rata basis is still pending. The New Pension Scheme (NPS) has created uncertainty among the employees recruited after 01.01.2004, about their pensionary benefits. Department has unilaterally issued orders for outsourcing booking and delivery of registered, speed post and express parcel post articles. The task force committee recommendations are not yet dropped, no effective remedial measures are taken to streamline the functioning of CBS/CIS, revision of wages and payment of arrears of casual labourers from 01.01.2006 is still pending in many circles, more than 60000 vacancies in various cadres including promotional posts are remaining unfilled. All the above issues are agitating the minds of the employees for a long time.
            The federal council after reviewing the situation prevailing in the Postal department came to the unanimous conclusion that to settle the above issues, serious agitational programmes are to be launched. Accordingly the Federal Council resolve to implement the following phased pregramme of action, either independently or jointly with other Federation.
Programme of action
1st Phase        -           March to all Divisional offices and submission of copy of memorandum to all Divisional heads. (Memorandum and Charter of demands will be submitted to Minister, Communications and Secretary posts on the same day).
2nd Phase       -           Mass dharna in front of all Divisional offices.
3rd Phase        -           Mass dharna in front of all CPMG/PMG offices.
4th Phase        -           Mass demonstration in front of Dak Bhawan, New Delhi.
Inspite of the above agitational programmes , if the Government of India and department of
Posts refuse to concede the legitimate demands of the Postal Employees, NFPE shall
 Organize higher form of trade union action including indefinite strike. This Federal Council
authorizes the Federal  Executive to take  follow up action in this regard.

CHARTER OF DEMANDS
1.    Settle the demands of various cadres of Postal department relating to 7th CPC recommendations submitted to Secretary, Posts in memorandum dated 08.12.2015.
2.    Implement cadre restructuring in all remaining cadres in the Department of Posts and settle the residual issues arising at implementation  stage.
3.    Grant Civil Servant status to Gramin Dak Sevaks and grant all benefits of departmental employees on pro-rata basis.
4.    Revision of wages and payment of arrears from 01.01.2006 to all casual, part-time, contingent and daily-rated mazdoors and regularization of services.
5.    Stop outsourcing of booking and delivery of registered, speed post and parcel articles.
6.    Fill up all vacant posts in all cadres including promotional posts.
7.    Conduct membership verification of Gramin Dak Sevaks and declare the result of the verification already conducted among departmental employees during 2015.
8.    Revision of OTA rates  & OSA and fixation of norms for CRC/Speed post and Parcel in RMS.
9.    Settle problems arising out of implementation of CIS and CBS.
10.  Grant of upgraded 3050 pay scale to Postmen w.e.f. 1.1.1996 as per Supreme Court Judgment.
11.  Withdraw “Very Good” bench mark condition for MACP and future increments.
12.  Grant of S D.A. & HCA to the Assam & NE & remove discrimination.