BREAKING NEWS !!!! BOARD VIDE IT'S LETTER DATED
09.02.2015 HAS SOUGHT REPORT FOR CONSIDERATION
OF ONE TIME RELAXATION IN THE RECRUITMENT RULES
09.02.2015 HAS SOUGHT REPORT FOR CONSIDERATION
OF ONE TIME RELAXATION IN THE RECRUITMENT RULES
Monday, 9 March 2015
Saturday, 7 March 2015
Sufficient funds were not allocated to the 7th Pay Commission
Sufficient funds were
not allocated to the 7th Pay Commission
No Fund Allocation to
7th Pay Commission – Central Government Employees Protest
Employees of the Income
Tax Department, located in Nungambakkam, launched a protest yesterday
condemning the fact that the Central Budget had not allocated sufficient funds
to the 7th Pay Commission.
A meeting was held at
the Income Tax office premises yesterday by the Central Government Employees
Sammelan, during which the recently announced budget was analyzed and
criticized. The protests were led by the Sammelan’s general secretary,
Duraipandi. While addressing the gathering, he said, “The economic report
submitted by the Government is not in favour of the masses. During the election
campaigns, BJP promised to reduce inflation, bring back black money, and to
eradicate unemployment.
Central Government Employees to Protest outside the Parliament on April 28; Plan for Indefinite Strike
Central Government
Employees to Protest outside the Parliament on April 28; Plan for Indefinite
Strike
Central government
employees have announced that they are going to protest outside the Parliament
on April 28 against the Government’s decision to not hike the income tax slab.
There are plans to launch an indefinite strike in July.
Protests were held at
the Income Tax office in Nungambakkam on behalf of the Central Government
Employees Federation, against the Government’s decision to not hike the minimum
tax levels this time. The protests were led by the federation’s general
secretary, M. Duraipandian. Union leaders like J. Ramamurthy and S.
Sundaramurthy presided over the protests.
Amendment of CCS Rules
for Persons with Disabilities
The Department of
Personnel & Training (DoPT) has issued a fresh set of Instructions to all
Ministries/Departments granting relaxation in the Central Civil Services
(Leave) Rules, 1972 for Disabled employees. In an Office Memorandum dated
February 25, 2015, the DoPT has reiterated that the disabled employees will be
entitled to pay, promotion and other service benefits even if they cannot be
taken back to the post they were holding or are adjusted or kept waiting until
a suitable vacancy arises.
Backlog Vacancies – 19,676 backlog reserved vacancies of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes
Backlog Vacancies –
19,676 backlog reserved vacancies of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and
Other Backward Classes
As per data collected
till 31.12.2014, during the period 1.4.2012 to 31.12.2014, 19,676 backlog
reserved vacancies of Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward
Classes were filled up in Central Government Departments/attached and
subordinate offices, Banks etc.
Friday, 6 March 2015
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