Thursday, February 14, 2013
ON STRIKE
DISCUSSION FAILED
CENTRAL TRADE UNIONS DECIDE
TO GO AHEAD WITH
THE TWO DAYS STRIKE
= Cabinet Minister for Labour Shri Mallikarjun Kharge and Minister of State for Labour Shri Kodikkunnil Suresh held discussion with Trade Union Leaders on 13-02-2013 on the Charter of Demands.
Discussion failed
as Govt. is not ready to concede the demands.
All Trade Union Leaders unanimously decided to go ahead with the strike
==M.Krishnan, SG,NFPE
Greeting to all Comrades,
You are well aware that the 1st All India Conference of AIPEU-GDS(NFPE) is going to be held on 21st & 22nd March 2013 in Chennai (Tamilnadu). The arrangements are going on to make it successful and a historic one.
In the mean time it is our sincere responsibility to share the appreciation for its memory, need to cooperate with the Reception Committee.
I hope that already a Circular with its importance has been reached all most all the branch & divisions of Gr.C, P-4 and GDS in all the Circles. A request for financial support by way of advertisement to the souvenir has also been in the hands of our comrades. The time is too short and requires your sincere efforts to meet all the positive expectations of the Reception Committee to go ahead with hectic arrangements for such a large gathering in the City like Chennai.
I have the honour to apply for your kind attention on the immediate task of collection of advertisements from our respectful organizers / well-wishers / like-minded organizations / Institutions / reputed personalities for their contribution to our GDS All India conference.
Required details can be obtained through :
Hopefully seeking to push positive response at the earliest from all our fraternal comrades.
P.Pandurangarao
General Secretary
AIPEU-GDS(NFPE)
MOBILE MONEY ORDER SERVICE SOON -- NEWS
RANCHI:
Jharkhand neither qualifies as a state, which generates maximum money orders, nor as one that receives too many money orders like Punjab and Bihar, which have long earned the distinction of doing so. This could well have been the reason behind the delay in the launch of the mobile money order service (MMOS) that was launched in Bihar and Punjab much earlier in May 2011.
Jharkhand office of India Post is gearing up for the modern facility that is expected to make money transactions easier for those who do not have an account in a bank or post office.
"A requisition is pending with the office of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) for registration of SIM card to be used in this service. BSNL is acting as a partner in the project. We expect the service to be launched for the customers in Jharkhand within a month," said an officer of the business development section in Ranchi.
The postal department nationally has entered into an agreement with BSNL to provide MMOS using mobile phones. For this purpose, necessary input based on the requirements of the department was furnished to BSNL for development of software.
Under MMOS, money can be transferred to any location in the country once the service is made available in post offices across the country. Sources in the postal department said, "For transactions up to Rs 5000, the postal department charges a fee of 5%, which includes the share of service provider (in this case, BSNL).
While the customers can possess SIM cards of any mobile service provider, BSNL helps generate a code in the post office where a customer deposits money along with a form. The form should contain details of the receiver along with a valid mobile number.
Once deposit is made in the post office, a machine-generated code is messaged to the recipient's mobile. The recipient, after producing this code and a proof of identity, can collect the money from any designated branch of the post office.
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