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A delegation of the South Andaman Teachers’ Branch of the Non-Gazetted Govt. Officers’ Association, led by Shri T.S. Sreekumar, Assistant General Secretary of the Association, met the Director of Education on 13th October, 2010 and discussed with him various issues concerning the teachers working under the Education Department. The issues discussed are (i) Anomaly in Grade Pay of Headmaster (Primary & Middle) and other left-out category of teachers. (ii) Regularization of adhoc services of teachers from initial appointment (iii) Grant of ISDA to teachers during summer vacation (iv) Timely award of ACP & MACP to teachers. (v) Timely confirmation of all categories of teachers. (vi) Allotment of sufficient funds and settlement of pending transfer TA bills.
The Director of Education assured the delegates of the Association that immediate steps will be taken to settle the issues. The delegation urged the Director to look into the practical problems cropped up during the implementation of Right to Education Act. The Director of Education has intimated that no decision has been taken so far to extension of school timing and Association’s proposal will be considered while implementing it. Most of the issues, he informed the delegation, are under process. The other members of the delegation were Shri. H L Prasad, Shri. Venkat Rama Rao, Shri. G P Mondal, Shri. Jay Murthy, the Vice President, Secretary and Joint Secretaries of South Andaman Teachers’ Branch respectively along with Shri. B Haridas and Shri. S L Vinjit, the Office Secretary and the Organising Secretary respectively of the South Andaman Teachers’ Branch.
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(Venkat Rama Rao)
Secretary
South Andaman Teachers’ Branch
CADRE RESTRUCTURING
ReplyDeleteAn Office Memorandum has been published today by DOPT [No.19/1/2008-CS,I(P) dated on 20 July, 2010] regarding that the Cadre Restructuring in the Central Secretariat Services.
The government set up a Committee on Cadre Restructure of CSS in June, 2008. The Committee submitted its report in November, 2008. The Government considered the Committee Report and following decisions have been taken :-
1. CSS officers who are empanelled as Joint Secretaries, will be given in-situ promotion as Joint Secretaries in SAG grade at their current place of posting.
2. Fixing the combined strength of Joint Secretary (in-situ), Directors and Deputy Secretary of CSS at 600, with inter se flexibility subject to a ceiling of 40 posts for
Joint Secretary (in-situ) and 220 posts at the Director level.
3. Net increase of 160 posts at DS/Director level in CSS will come from diversion of posts from the Central Staffing Scheme. Identification of posts so diverted to be done
in such a manner that there is no concentration of posts in any Ministry;
4. Reduction of non-CSS posts by 160 at the DS/Director levels under the Central Staffing Scheme in various Ministries.
5. Upgradation of 1467 posts of UDCs to Assistant’s Grade of CSS.
6. The next Cadre restructuring may be undertaken after 3 years from date of implementation of the above recommendations.
Among the Cadre Restructuring Committee Report, Government has decided above six points and take necessary notification relating to amendments to the CSS Rules will be issued separately.
If you want to download the O.M., pl. visit http://persmin.nic.in/
Dear Sir,
The action taken report on Point no.5 may kindly be upload on the net, so that we can aware about the action being taken by the administration in support of low paid AC Cadre LGC.