Recognized by the CBEC vide F.No.B.12017/15/2005-Ad.IV A dated 4th March 2010. Recognition renewed for further 5 years from 04.03.2012 vide Govt. of India, Ministry of Finance, Department of Revenue, CBEC's Letter F.No.B.12017/03/2013-AD.IV.A. dtd. 01.05.2013.
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
Monday, 19 May 2014
Chairperson Note on dated 19.05.2014 in r/o cadre restructuring
Posted: 19 May 2014
09:11 PM PDT
Chairperson's note dated
19.05.2014 regarding implementation of the Cadre restructuring
Message from Chairman-II
Greetings to the
officers and staff of the IC&CE. This message is in continuation of my
earlier message dated 12.5.2014. As I had mentioned the implementation of the
CR has to be taken up in right earnest, but it will require patience and
perseverance. I have got a number of communications urging that immediate DPCs
be held as officers are retiring every month. There is a lot of anxiety as to
how the CR is to be implemented. Through this message I would like to apprise
to you all of the steps being taken at CBEC level and also reiterate to you
those steps which are required to be taken by Cadre Controlling Authorities
(CCAs).
You must have already
gone through letter F.No. 8/B/106/HRD(M)/2013 dated 28.11.2013 issued by
DG(HRD) giving the details of the 6 committees which had been set up for
implementation of the CR. The action to be taken now, flows from the work of
those committees.
See also CBEC Cadre
Restructuring Order with Annexures
The steps to be taken
are as follows:
I. Issue of notification
defining the jurisdiction of the reorganised
zones/Commissionerates/Directorates. Letters have already been issued to the
CCs on 13.5.2014 to recheck and resubmit the notifications to be issued. These
notifications are expected to be issued from the concerned wings of the CBEC by
23.5.2014. Sh. S.B. Singh, Member (CX) is monitoring this.
II. (a) Simultaneously,
the notification regarding allocation of staff in the various grades for the
revised formations have to be issued by AD-W section’ of CBEC. Member (P&V)
is monitoring the timely issue of the notification on allocation of staff.
(b) On issue of
notification for allocation of staff, all CCAs must work out the vacancy
position, update rosters and inform the same within one week to Member
(P&V) so that the number of fresh recruitments & category can be
intimated to SSC. This is also monitored by Member (P&V).
III. Action for issue of
notification for the amendments to various statutes based on revised
designations has been undertaken by committee no. V. Some of the
amendments are required to be introduced through Finance Bill since amendments
to Act are involved. (Member (B) is monitoring the work of this committee).
Other notifications are to be issued by Board. Member (B) would also examine the
appropriate timelines for each.
IV. For all the new
formations which are to come into existence, location codes have to be given.
In addition there would be requirement for providing thin clients,
infrastructure such as WAN/LAN etc. These matters are under the domain of Dte.
of Systems and is being monitored by me.
V. Immediately after the
issue of the notification mentioned in para I & II, infrastructure
committee would be working out the requirements for additional space for the
new formations and submit their infrastructure proposals (including Budget
Requirement) after collecting and vetting the same. Member (CK) would be
monitoring this.
VI. There are 2 other
important activities. One is the conduct of DPCs for promotions to various
grades in Group C and B by the CCAs.
(a) There are large
number of cadres in group B 84 C. DPCs can be done in those cadres which do not
require any change in RRs. Whereas in some other cases, new RP.s may have to be
drafted or amendments may be required to the existing RRs. Member (P&V)
would be intimating to the CCAs by 28.5.2014, the RRs in respect of those
cadres where no change is required and for which DPCs can be held. This is
necessary to ensure that DPCs are conducted in a coordinated manner across all
the Zones.
(b) CCAs would recall
that vide letter No. 8/B/106/HRD(HRM)/2013 dated 13.2.2014 a format had been
prescribed to enable monitoring of APARS by the CCAs. It had been desired that
all folders be in readiness by 1.4.2014. However, reports received from
the CCAs indicate that still considerable work is required in some of the
zones. It is reiterated that unless folders are updated and all action such as
finalization of representations, NRC, vigilance certificate, rosters, etc. are
ready, the CCA will not be able to conduct the DPCs. Member (L&J) has been
nominated to monitor the readiness of the CCAs for holding the DPC in Group B
and C cadres. She would also monitor the conduct of DPCs across all the zones.
Member (LBJ) shall take up this action immediately on receipt of the list of
RRs cleared by the Member (P&V).
VII. In so far as the
promotions of 2118 officers of Group B to Group A is concerned, the zone of
consideration would involve the verification and updated status of around
10,000 APARS. Letter dated 23.11.2013 of the DG(HRD) indicates that sub
committee no.I of the committee no.II has been given the task of ensuring the
readiness of the folders. Member (P&V) is reviewing the work of this
committee. It will be the responsibility of every CCA to ensure that the APAR
folders are complete and correct in all respects. CCAs may therefore contact
the sub committee members to ensure that the folders in respect of group B
officers belonging to their respective zones are complete and correct in all
respects. Only thereafter, verification would be done by AD.II/JS(Admn.) before
forwarding to UPSC. Further update on this shall be given after review. It
is reiterated that unless the work of APAR verification is completed it would
not be possible to move to UPSC for getting the date(s) for holding the DPC.
You would all appreciate that DPC for 2118 officers is quite unprecedented, and
one matter which will involve a lot of work for UPSC as well. Hence officers,
staff & associations are requested to have patience, cooperate & assist
the administration to the maximum so that this major activity can be carried
out as smoothly & swiftly as possible.
sd/-
(J.M. Shanti Sundharam)
Chairman
19-5-2014
Source: www.cbec.gov.in
[http://www.cbec.gov.in/deptt_offcr/cadre-restruct/chairprsn-note-19may2014.pdf]
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Thursday, 15 May 2014
List of Allowances & Advances increased by 25% due to DA touched to 100% with effect from 1.1.2014.
List of Allowances & Advances increased by 25% due to DA touched to 100% with effect from 1.1.2014.
List of all allowances and advances enhanced by 25% from the existing level from 1st January 2014 in order to enter the Dearness allowance into 100%. Already in January 2011, followed the 6th CPC recommendations, all the allowances and advances had been enhanced by 25% due to Dearness allowance crossed 50% mark. This is second time to get the allowances at revised rates.
The complete list of allowances and advances to eligible for Central Government employees including Railway employees are compiled by NFIR and the same we reproduced for your ready reference as under..
| No. | Name of the Allowances | 6th CPC Revised Rates from 1.9.2008 | 25% Increased from 1.1.2011 (DA Crossed 50%) | 25% Increased from 1.1.2014 (DA Crossed 100%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Children Education Allowance | Rs.1000 | Rs.1250 | Rs.1500 |
| 2. | Hostel Subsidy Allowance | Rs.3000 | Rs.3750 | Rs.4500 |
| 3. | Child Care Allowance (for disabled) | Rs.1000 | Rs.1250 | Rs.1500 |
| 4. | Washing Allowance | Rs.60 | Rs.75 | Rs.90 |
| 5. | Travelling Allowance | Rs.210 340 400 460 520 | Rs.263 425 500 575 650 | Rs.316 510 600 690 780 |
| 6. | National Holiday Allowance | Rs.170 212 280 | Rs.213 265 350 | Rs.256 318 420 |
| 7. | Breakdown Allowance | Rs.80 120 160 200 | Rs.100 150 200 250 | Rs.120 180 240 300 |
| 8. | Special Allowance for Engg.Gateman | Rs.300 | Rs.375 | Rs.450 |
| 9. | Conveyance Allowance | Rs.370 480 640 750 850 1120 1680 2070 2430 3000 | Rs.463 600 800 938 1063 1400 2100 2525 3038 3750 | Rs.556 720 960 1126 1276 1680 2520 2980 3646 4500 |
| 10. | Cycle Maintenance Allowance | Rs.60 | Rs.75 | Rs.90 |
| 11. | Night Patrolling Allowance | Rs.6 | Rs.8 | Rs. 12 |
| 12. | Road Mileage Allowance | Rs.8 16 | Rs.10 20 | Rs.12 24 |
| 13. | Tribal Area Allowance (Composite HCA) | Rs.240 | Rs.300 | Rs.360 |
| 14. | Hill Area Allowance | Rs.480 600 | Rs.600 750 | Rs.720 900 |
| 15. | Bad Climate Allowance | Rs.400 240 | Rs.500 300 | Rs.600 360 |
| 16. | Nursing Uniform Allowance | Rs.6,000 | Rs.7,500 | Rs.9,000 |
| 17. | Nursing Allowance | Rs.3,200 | Rs.4,000 | Rs.4,800 |
| 18. | Washing Allowance(Nursing Staff) | Rs.300 | Rs.375 | Rs.450 |
| 19. | Hospital Care Allowance | Rs.1,400 | Rs.1,750 | Rs.2,100 |
| 20. | Patient Care Allowance | Rs.1,390 | Rs.1,738 | Rs.2,086 |
| 21. | Project Allowance Construction Survey | Rs.1,500 1000 | Rs.1,875 1250 | Rs2,250 1500 |
| 22. | Compensatory Allowance Construction | Rs.1500 1000 | Rs.1875 1250 | Rs2250 1500 |
| 23. | Composite Transfer Grant CTG | Rs.18 9 4.60 | Rs.22.50 11.25 5.75 | Rs. 27.00 13.50 6.90 |
| 24. | Uniform, Kit Maintenance, W.Allowance | Rs.14000 300 60 | Rs.17500 375 75 | Rs.21000 450 90 |
| 25. | PG Allowance & Annual Allowance | Rs.1000 600 | Rs.1250 750 | Rs.1500 900 |
| 26. | Health & Malaria Inspectors(Additional duty) | Rs.400 | Rs.500 | Rs.600 |
| 27. | Commercial Staff in charge of flag stations | Rs.80 | Rs.100 | Rs.120 |
| 28. | Teachers Library i.ATP-Primary School ii.Middle School iii.High/Hr.Sec.School | Rs.200 300 400 | Rs.250 375 500 | Rs.300 450 600 |
| 29. | Announcers ECRCs/Comml.clerks/TCs | Rs.120 | Rs.150 | Rs.180 |
| 30. | Train Supdt./TS | Rs.600 | Rs.750 | Rs.900 |
| 31. | Steward (Dy.TS) (Rajdhani Exp.) | Rs.240 | Rs.300 | Rs.360 |
| 32. | CTIs/TTEs Flying Squad | Rs.200 | Rs.250 | Rs.300 |
| 33. | Cook/Cook mate | Rs.80 | Rs.100 | Rs.120 |
| 34. | Senior Scale JA Gr.SA Grade (Hindi Officers) | Rs.400 600 1200 | Rs.500 750 1500 | Rs.600 900 1800 |
| No. | Name of the Advances | 6th CPC Revised Rates from 1.9.2008 | 25% Increased from 1.1.2011 (DA Crossed 50%) | 25% Increased from 1.1.2014 (DA Crossed 100%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Natural Calamity Advance | Rs.5,000 | Rs.6,250 | Rs.7,500 |
| 2. | Festival Advance | Rs.3,000 | Rs.3,750 | Rs.4,500 |
| 3. | Warm Clothing Advance | Rs.3,000 | Rs.3,750 | Rs.4,500 |
| 4. | Bicycle Advance | Rs.3,000 | Rs.3,750 | Rs.4,500 |
| 5. | Food Advance | Rs.3,000 | Rs.3,750 | Rs.4,500 |
Tuesday, 13 May 2014
Finance Minister clears CBEC Cadre restructuring
Finance Minister clears CBEC Cadre restructuring
Chairperson's note regarding implementation of the Cadre restructuring
Implementation of the Cadre Restructuring of the department has been approved by Hon’ble FM on 10.05.2014- Chairperson’s note regarding implementation of the Cadre restructuring
Greetings to the IC&CE family. It is my pleasure to inform you that implementation of the cadre restructuring of the department has been approved by the Hon’ble FM on 10.5.2014. Months of hard work and waiting have finally paid off. The cadre restructuring is late by 7 years, even so there is a cause for happiness as a large number of promotions in different grades can now take place.
However, we have no time to rest as the implementation of the CR requires focus and a lot of hard work.
It is in the interest of the department to have a committed and largely satisfied work force. Stagnation is one of the de-motivating factors in this regard. While CR resolves some of the issues leading to stagnation. it does not address some of the root causes of stagnation. For this we have to take other actions such as amending the RRs, raising the matter before the next Pay Commission etc. Addressing the root of the problem also takes clarity of mind, time, patience and persistence since other Ministries & agencies are involved. It also requires that we remain united at all times. We should be cautious that divisiOns & differences do not derail/side track the process of CR which is in the larger interest of the entire department. Just as a motivated work force is important, credibility of the higher bureaucracy in the department is also equally important and must not be undermined.
Promotions to Group B gazetted and lower posts are to be done by the CCA’s. I hope that ACRs/rosters and vigilance clearances etc. are up to date. I urge all officers, staff and associations of the department to be united and face the challenges of implementation with patience, persistence and a spirit of cooperation. I again thank all of you for your support in carrying through this important work.
sd/-
(J.M.Shanti sundharam)
Chalperson
Source : www.cbec.gov.in
[http://www.cbec.gov.in/deptt_offcr/cadre-restruct/chairpn-note.pdf]
Tuesday, 6 May 2014
Will 7th CPC Add Lustre to the Children Education Allowance Scheme..?
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Will 7th CPC Add
Lustre to the CHILDREN’S EDUCATION ALLOWANCE & HOSTEL SUBSIDY SCHEME?
It was only in the 6th
CPC that the CHILDREN’S EDUCATION ALLOWANCE & HOSTEL SUBSIDY was
introduced to Central Government employees with new face..! Prior to this,
the scheme was being granted in a simple form as Tuition Fees. From
Rs. 30 to 40 per month, the scheme was revamped much to the excitement of the
Central Government employees, and earned their appreciation.
One could see that the
scheme, launched in the nation’s interest and with the intention of attaining
higher standards in the field of education and literacy, had succeeded.
Under this scheme,
Central Government employees were now eligible to refund the educational
expenses of Rs. 1000 per month per child, for two children, adding up to Rs.
12,000 per annum per child. By submitting original receipts for the expenses
incurred for the education of their children from Kindergarten, right up to
Class XII, the employee could claim a maximum reimbursement of Rs. 12,000 per
year. The scheme was applicable for two children, at the most.
As a result, Central Government employees began sending their children to only the best schools. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that the scheme was a big boon for Central Government employees living in small and medium-sized towns and cities.
In addition to this, a
recommendation was made to raise the Dearness allowance by 50% each time, the
allowances and advances also revised by 25%. As a result, from 01.01.2011,
from Rs. 12,000 per annum, it has increased to Rs. 15,000 each year. And now
the Children Education Assistance once again revised by 25% from 1.1.2014.
Even though there were
some procedural difficulties in implementing these schemes, they were
generally welcomed by all. A Glittering Diamond in 6th CPC’s Crown
Everybody is eagerly
waiting to see how this scheme, which was introduced for the betterment of
the future generation, is going to be handled by the 7th CPC.
Let's see the scheme
highlights...
§ Applicable to all
Central Government Employees without any pay limit...
§ Child means,
employee's child, wholly depends on the employee...
§ Reimbursement is
admissible only if the children study in a recognized school...
§ If
both(husband&wife) are working, reimbursement will be allowed to
one of them...
§ Reimbursement is
allowed for two eldest surviving children only, accepted in case of multiple
birth in second child birth...
§ Children from nursery
to twelth and two years diploma course in polytechnic...
§ Nursery means, two
classes prior to class 1 irrespective of nomenclature...
§ Even if a child fails,
reimbursement shall not be stopped...
§ Reimbursement of
school bags, pens and pencils are not allowed...
§ Age limit for claiming
reimbursement for children is 20 years...
And related
orders...
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Friday, 2 May 2014
Dear Comrades
This Association had sought an appointment with the Revenue Secretary to discuss important issues relating to ministerial cadres prior to implementation of cadre restructuring. The Hon'ble Revenue Secretary was kind enough to given this Association an appointment on 05.05.2014 at 11.00 AM.
I request the all India office bearers/ zonal leaders who wanted to appraise their grievances to the Association office bearers who are going to meet the Revenue Secretary may meet them at New Delhi for discussion.
Details of the meeting will be updated.
Regards
J.Sudharsan
Secy.General
SOURCE LINK:- AS UNDER
aiccemof.blogspot.in/2014/05/meeting-with-revenue-secretary.html#links
This Association had sought an appointment with the Revenue Secretary to discuss important issues relating to ministerial cadres prior to implementation of cadre restructuring. The Hon'ble Revenue Secretary was kind enough to given this Association an appointment on 05.05.2014 at 11.00 AM.
I request the all India office bearers/ zonal leaders who wanted to appraise their grievances to the Association office bearers who are going to meet the Revenue Secretary may meet them at New Delhi for discussion.
Details of the meeting will be updated.
Regards
J.Sudharsan
Secy.General
SOURCE LINK:- AS UNDER
aiccemof.blogspot.in/2014/05/meeting-with-revenue-secretary.html#links
Thursday, 1 May 2014
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
National JCM Staff Side Meeting will be held on 6.5.2014
National JCM Staff Side Meeting will be held on 6.5.2014
According to the statement of Confederation, the staff side meeting of the National Council on 6th May, 2014. The final version as formulated by the Staff Side will also be published on 7th May. 2014. Confederation publishes the draft reply to 7th Central Pay Commission Questionnaire... Click to view the replyy |
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