NFCAA Circular No. 5 of 2015
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CIVIL ACCOUNTS
ASSOCIATIONS
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(RECOGNISED BY GOVT. OF INDIA )
CENTRAL
HEADQUARTERS: NEW DELHI
All
India Civil Accounts Employees Association Category
-II
CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS: COCHIN
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Central
Office: - Address for Communication:-
16-A,
Akbar Road Hutments,
17/2 – C, P & T Quarters,
New
Delhi: - 110011 Kali Bari Marg,
New Delhi-110001
No. NFCAA/HQ/A-1/Cir-5/2015
Dated: 16.05.2015
To,
All Federal Executive Members,
All
Women Committee Members,
All Branch Secretaries of AICAEA &
AICAEA Cat- II
Dear Comrades,
MARCH TO
PARLIAMENT ON 28.04.2015
At the call
of National Joint Council of Action (NJCA) the Central Government Employees and
workers of the country marched to Parliament on 28th April 2015 in
support of their ten point Charter of Demands. More than a lakh Central
Government Employees representing Confederation of Central Government Employees
and workers, Railway Employees Federations and Defence Employees Federations
had arrived in Delhi from different parts of the country and staged a March to
Parliament on 28th April 2015.
A detailed
report on the March to Parliament has been published by Confederation after a
review in the National Secretariat meeting of the Confederation held on 28th
April 2015 after the March was over.
EXTENDED FEDERAL EXECUTIVE MEETING
As
notified, the extended Federal Executive meeting of the National Federation of
Civil Accounts Associations was held on 28th and 29th
April 2015 in Chugh Dharam Sala, New Delhi. Twenty two Federal Executive, Women
Committee members and representatives of Branches attended the meeting. Com.
G.K. Nair, President, could not attend due to ill health. Some of the office
bearers of Federation from Shillong, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Nagpur,
Lucknow and Pune were absent without intimation.
A presidium
comprising Com. K. Venkatasubramanian, President, AICAEA and Com.A.K.Mehta,
President, AICAEA Cat-II (both Vice-Presidents of NFCAA) presided over the
meeting. They were also assisted by Com. Shantanu Bhattacharjee, Vice
President, AICAEA and Com. Gautam Chakraborty, Vice President, AICAEA Cat-II.
DECISIONS OF FEDERAL EXECUTIVE MEETING
Agenda wise decisions of extended Federal Executive meeting are as
below:-
1. Agenda No: - 1. Review of the
decisions of Federal Executive meeting held in Delhi on 25th &
26th February 2015:-
Since the
details of the decisions taken by the last Federal Executive meeting were
circulated through the Circular of the Federation and subsequently in the
Accounts Crusader, the meeting agreed with the proceedings and decided to
undertake the review while discussing those specified agenda items.
2. Agenda Item No: - 3. Sectional
demands:-
This item
of agenda was taken up keeping in view the meeting called by the authorities of
Pr. CCA, CBEC with the National Executives of AICAEA and AICAEA Cat-II.
a)
Preparation
and review of the meeting with authorities of Pr. CCA, CBEC and 29th
April 2015:-
The background of development of the situation in the CBEC,
anti-employee attitude of the authorities, intention of not resolving the
issues and persistent harassment to the employees as well as the Association
activists were thoroughly examined by the meeting. Thereafter, the twenty point
Charter of demands were discussed in details and statuses of such items were
considered. All Delhi based Federal Executive members participated in the initial
discussion and narrated their experience about the attitude of authorities of
CBEC. Subsequently, Federal Executives members from other stations also took
part in the discussion and gave their opinions.
After finalizing the approach on each of the issues, it was
decided that, apart from Secretary General and President of AICAEA, Com. A.
Huparikar, Addl. Secretary General, Com. S.C. Bamrara, Asstt. Secretary General
and Com. Ajay Kumar Patole, Vice President, AICAEA would take the lead role.
However, when the Federal Executive members representing the
AICAEA & AICAEA Cat-II arrived in the office of Pr. CCA, CBEC at the
scheduled time for meeting on 29th April 2015, the CCA, CBEC refused
to meet the National Executives of AICAEA and AICAEACAT II and took the
position that she would meet only five persons and not the National Executives
members of the Associations. Instantly the Federal Executives members present at
the spot took the stock of the situation and decided not to attend the meeting
under the dictations of the CCA. They conveyed to CCA, CBEC that the approach
of CCA being against the JCM norm and her intention are not reflecting any
amenable attitude towards the employees representatives, the federal executive
members would not be able to attend the meeting.
Further, the available Federal Executive members met immediately and
adopted a resolution condemning adamant attitude of CCA, CBEC and forwarded the
same to all concerned (copy annexed).
b) Pendency of staff problems in MHA
- nonfinalization of date of meeting
regarding:-
In pursuance of
the decision of last Federal Executive meeting, the CCA, Ministry of Home
Affairs was requested to convene a meeting and items of agenda were submitted
to him. However, on the plea of March rush, the CCA, Home conveyed that the
meeting shall be convened by him in April. But after taking over the change of
the CCA, Home by Pr. CCA in March 2015, no meeting was fixed by the CCA, Home.
As such, Secretary General approached CCA, MHA. But he did not respond. There
Secretary General met Pr. CCA , MHA on
20th April 2015 and requested him to fix the date of the meeting on
the items of agenda already submitted to CCA, MHA. Though he had assured to
look into the matter, but no meeting was fixed by him.
In view of this,
it was decided by the Federal Executives meeting that the headquarters of
AICAEA shall approach the Pr. CCA, MHA once again for convening the meeting and
simultaneously, all Branches shall ensure that the MHA units of their Branches
also send a request letter to Pr. CCA, MHA. The draft of the letter is to be
provided by the Federation headquarters.
c) Non-settlement of problems by the
authorities of MH&FW & I&B etc:-
As regards the issues concerning with PAO, MH&FW unit,
Kolkata, it was decided that Secretary General shall once again pursue those
for arriving at an amicable settlement. Further, the unit shall raise
objections to the bills preferred by DDO (S) for payment to their casual
workers/outsourced workers which are of higher rates than the casual
workers/outsourced workers working in PAO, Ministry of Health and Family
Welfare, Kolkata.
Regarding problems in I&B units no fresh reference was
received. Hence no decision was taken.
As soon as the discussions on the agenda
items were over, the extended federal executive meeting observed a minutes
silence to pay homage to those innocent persons who died of disastrous earth
quake in the neighboring country of Nepal.
Agenda No: - 2 Review of the status of Departmental demands
meeting with CGA on the demand of cadre re-structuring and charter of demands
submitted.
The
meeting noted that:-
1.
Despite repeated
requests, CGA did not respond to the request of convening meeting with the
representatives of the Associations.
2.
The CGA
authorities have done the cadre restructuring for Group-A officers in the name
of cadre review and ignored the Group-B&C officers and employees of Civil
Accounts Organization.
3.
One of the most
important issues of enhancement of membership subscription of AICAEA Cat-II
from Rs:- 20/- to Rs:- 40/- has been kept pending by the CGA office without any
reason.
4.
Various other
issues referred by the Associations are pending for months together and no
action has been taken by the CGA authorities to settle them.
Apart from
the above, the meeting also noted that, since the VII CPC has indicated to
recommend for replacement of pay scales only, it would be extremely damaging if
the cadre restructuring is not completed before the implementation of the recommendations
of VII CPC. Hence, the cadre re-structuring requires to be completed within
September 2015.
In view of above
observations the meeting took following decisions:-
1.
A modified and coincised
fresh Charter of Demands would be worked out immediately. The first demand
shall be the demand of cadre review.
2.
A resolution
demanding meeting with CGA shall be forwarded immediately and it would follow the
fresh Charter of Demands(annexed to this Circular).
3.
A month long
campaign should commence from 1st May 2015 and the campaign month
shall end with unit wise meetings, adoption of Resolution and forwarding the
Resolution to the authorities.
4.
The second action
programme shall be station wise day long dharna in June 2015.
5.
The delegates of All
India Conferences slated in the month of July 2015 in Chennai shall be urged to
review and take a decision of industrial action in September 2015.
Agenda No: - 4 Organizational review:-
a) Recognition to AICAEA Cat-II and NFCAA
The meeting noted with grave concern that, the Civil Accounts authorities
are not inclined to grant recognition to AICAEA Cat-II on one plea or the other
and it is nearly one and a half decade the CGA authorities have not been
granting recognition to the Association. This situation being detrimental to
the interests of the Civil Accounts Employees as a whole, Branches were already
instructed from the last federal executive meeting to send their views on
re-unification of AICAEA & AICAEA Cat-II into one single Association as it
was there prior to the year 2002. But, none
of the Branches had officially conveyed their consent on this.
Since, the
Indian Audit and Accounts department has allowed it’s All India Associations to
represent the members of both category II and category III, it has
been decided by the meeting that a demand of similar line should be raised and
all Branches shall convey their opinion officially on re-unification of AICAEA
& AICAEA Cat-II within 15th May 2015.
b) increasing membership and continuation of Foreign Service
of Secretary General:-
While discussing
this agenda, the meeting expressed its serious concern over the financial
condition of the Association. It was observed by the meeting that, the flow of
membership subscription has been declined abnormally. Subscription of even one
fifth of the members had not been received by the Central Headquarters of
AICAEA during the months of February and March 2015. Consequentially, the Central
Headquarters is facing severe financial crisis and it would not possible for
the Secretary General to draw his salary.
It was also
observed by the meeting that, though the numerical strength of members have
been increased in those stations where there are functional Branches but the
units of the states like Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Gujrat, Madhya
Pradesh, Chattisgarh, Bihar and Jharkhand do not extend any co-operation with
regard to remittance of membership subscription.
As far as Delhi
is concerned, the leadership of Delhi Branches is striving hard to further
improve the subscription position. West Delhi Branches have significantly
improved the membership strength. But Southend Branch of Delhi has not been
responding at all.
After
detailed deliberations, the meeting took following decisions so that the
financial position improves and the Associations survive:-
1.
Central Headquarters
shall forward upto date status on the remittance of subscription by the Units/
Branches to each Branch individually.
2.
All Branches
shall take required actions to improve the remittance of membership
subscription.
3.
All defaulting
units/stations would be requested by the Central Headquarters to pay their
outstanding dues immediately.
c) Preparation for Joint conferences of
AICAEA & AICAEA Cat-II and National Women Convention in Chennai:-
As it has been decided by the earlier federal executive meeting
that the Joint All India Conferences of
AICAEA, AICAEA Cat-II and National Convention of Women’s Committee
of NFCAA shall be held in Chennai from 15th to 17th July
2015, the federal executive members from Tamilnadu and Pondicherry Branches
informed the house that the Receiption Committee for the Conferences has been
formed by convening a meeting on16.03.2015. In
addition to other Federal Executive members of Tamilnadu and Pondicherry
Branches, Com. K. Venkatasubramanian,
President, AICAEA and Com. V. Bhattacharjee, Secretary General were present in
the said meeting. Shri A. Soundarajan, MLA is the Chairman
and Com. A. Balasubramnain, Branch Secretary, AICAEA, Tamilnadu and Pondicherry
Branch is the Convener of the Receiption Committee respectively. The accommodation has been booked by the
Reception Committee and other preparatory works have been progressing.
The meeting appreciated the progress and directed the host
Branches to go ahead with the preparations. The meeting also directed all other
Branches to fulfill their financial commitments towards the conference
religiously so that the conference could take place without any financial
constraint.
d) Unit and Branch level conferences and
Branch level women convention:-
The meeting once
again reiterated the decisions of earlier meeting and decided the following-
1.
All Branches
shall complete the unit conferences, Branch Conferences and Branch level
women’s convention within 15th June 2015.
2.
All unit
conferences shall be completed before the Branch Conference.
3.
Branch level women Convention shall be
convened alongwith the Branch conference.
4.
All Branches
shall invite atleast one office bearer of the Federation in their conferences
in consultation with the federation
headquarters.
5.
Units and
Branches shall select/elect the delegates for the All India Conferences and
send names of the delegates well in advance to Reception Committee and
respective All India Headquarters.
Agenda No: - 5
a) Participation in confederation
activities.
Due to paucity of time, the meeting could not discuss this agenda
item in details. However, the meeting observed that Confederation directives
are being implemented by the NFCAA properly.
The decisions taken in the meetings of NJCA and Secretariat of Confederation
on 27th and 28th April 2015 respectively were reported in
the Federal Executive meeting. In its
analysis, the secretariat meeting of the Confederation observed that the
participation of confederation representatives was not upto the mark in the
march to Parliament. There could be more participants. Since the NJCA has decided to organize
indefinite strike from 23rd November 2015 in support of the 10 point
charter of demands, the Confederation Secretariat meeting, while endorsing this
decision, decided that a broad based meeting of the Confederation shall be
convened and various preparatory programmes shall be adopted in that meeting.
Further, as per its earlier decision, the secretariat meeting of
the Confederation has also decided that the trade union class for women Subcommittee
shall be held in Hyderabad in the month of September 2015 and all affiliates of
confederation shall depute allotted numbers of women Delegates.
As the JCA of Postal Employees had decided to resort to indefinite
strike in support of the demands of the Employees with effect from 6th
May 2015, the NFPE had requested Confederation to extend its support to the
struggle of Postal Employees. Responding to this, the secretariat meeting of
the Confederation had directed all affiliates to organize half day walk out on
7th May 2015.
The meeting of the extended
Federal executives endorsed above decisions of NJCA and Confederation
Secretariat meeting and directed the Branches and Units to take necessary
preparations for implementing the decisions.
b)
Participation
in the JCA programmes and March to Parliament on 28th April 2015. The Confederation had allotted specified numbers of participants
for each affiliate separately for the march to Parliament. National Federation
of Civil Accounts Associations was directed to ensure participation of 700
(seven) hundred Civil Accounts Employees. Accordingly, members from Shillong,
Kolkata, Hyderabad, Chennai, Madurai, Kerala, Mumbai, Nagpur, Jaipur and Delhi
participated in large numbers. West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, North East and
Kerala Branches participated with full strength of allotted number of persons.
The Delhi Branches had been ably mobilized large number of members from
different units. The West Delhi Branches also participated with quite a good
number of employees. But, some of the Branches/Stations did not participate at
all. Inspite of being located within the
city of Delhi Southend Branches of Delhi were also among the non-participants.
Due to these situations, the target of 700 (seven) hundred participates had
suffered a short fall of nearly 200 participants.
The meeting
of the extended federal executives congratulated all those members who extended
their support by participating in such a historic movement of the Central
Government Employees. But at the same time, appealed upon the non participants
to rise up from the slumber and join the main stream of movement.
Agenda
No.:- 6. Common movement of Accounts and Audit Employees – function of JAC regarding
The meeting very disappointingly
observed that the JAC has gone defunct at all level. Though the 7th
CPC has been approached commonly from the platform of JAC by the Accounts and
Audit Employees and Officers for recommendations of common pay scales etc, but
the constituents of JAC are not responding to the call of JAC evenly. The
meeting therefore, appealed upon all constituents of apex JAC to steps for revival
of JAC
The meeting of the federal executives
however, appreciated that the apex JAC, in pursuance of the Memorandum it has
submitted, has requested the 7th CPC to grant time for oral evidence
to JAC.
Agenda
No.:-7.Formation of non-departmental Employees Association – review regarding
Due to paucity of time, this item of
agenda was not discussed at length. However, the progress regarding this matter was observed
to be not satisfactory. The meeting therefore, requested all Branches to take
initiative in this matter so that the ensuing All India Conferences could take
the step of forming the National level non-departmental employees Association
in the Civil Accounts organization
Agenda
No.:-8. Miscellaneous
Filing of case in CAT on the matter
of grant of Minimum pay scale to AAOs
Some
of the Federal Executive Members from Mumbai, Chennai and Delhi raised the
issue of filing a case in the Pr.CAT, Delhi regarding grant of minimum pay
scales to the AAOs. After review of the latest position of the case filed earlier
the meeting took following decisions -
·
A fresh case shall be filed in the name of the Association.
·
Since Com. S.K. Vyas, Advocate engaged earlier has passed away; a new
advocate shall have to be engaged.
·
Fund mobilization for this purpose
being the prime task, all concerned members shall remit Rs. 1000/-(Rupees one
thousand) only to their respective Branches immediately.
·
All Branches shall remit the amount to the Finance Secretary of AICAEA
CAT II, Chennai along with list of the persons contributed.
·
Examining the response of the members till 31st May, next
course of action shall be taken.
With above decisions
the meeting was declared concluded by the presidium.
With warm greetings,
(V.Bhattacharjee)
Secretary General
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED IN THE FEDERAL EXECUTIVE
MEETING
RESOLUTION- I
(Demanding meeting with CGA)
This
extended Federal Executive meeting of the National Federation of Civil Accounts
Associations (NFCAA) represented by All India Civil Accounts Employees
Association (AICAEA) and All India Civil Accounts Employees Association
Category-II (AICAEA Cat-II) held on 28th and 29th April
2015 deliberated on the pendency of departmental demands of the Civil Accounts
Employees.
It
has been observed by the meeting that, the Central Headquarters of Associations
have been demanding cadre review proposal for years along with other general
demands and request for settlement of the same was sent, latest by 4th
February 2015 to CGA and requested him to discuss the issues and take actions
for their early settlement. It was also
brought to the kind information of the Civil Accounts authorities by the All
India Civil Accounts Employees Association vide it’s letter dated 21.01.2015
that none of the issues discussed in the meeting held between the Civil
Accounts authorities and the National Executive of AICAEA and AICAEA Cat-II
under the chairpersonship of Addl. Controller General of Accounts on 24th
July 2014 have been settled. Moreover, some of issues which have been recorded
as closed by the official side in the minutes of the meeting were not at all
settled.
It
has also been observed by the meeting of Federal Executive of today that,
despite subsequent request to Controller General of Accounts vide AICAEA letter
dated 2nd April 2015 to convene the meeting for the settlement of
the items at the earliest, no response was received by the Associations from
the end of Civil Accounts authorities.
This
meeting therefore, urges upon the Controller General of Accounts to kindly
convene the meeting with the National Executives of Associations at the
earliest for discussion and settlement of the issues of Cadre review and other
pending demands.
The
meeting resolves that, if the request made through this resolution is ignored
and no communication is received within a fortnight, the Association shall have
no other alternative but adopt the path of organizational actions.
The
meeting resolves to forward this resolution to Shri Jawahar Thakur, Controller
General of Accounts, Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure, Loknayak
Bhawan, Khan Market, New Delhi
Sd/-
Sd/-
A.K.
Mehta, K.
Venkatasubramanian
Member,
Presidium Member,
Presidium
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RESOLUTION II
(Condemning the actions of
CCA, CBEC)
This extended Federal Executive meeting of
the National Federation of Civil Accounts Associations (NFCAA) represented by
All India Civil Accounts Employees Association (AICAEA) and All India Civil
Accounts Employees Association Category-II held today the 29th April
2015 deliberated on the incident of refusal of Smti. Krishna Tyagi, CCA, CBEC
to hold meeting with the National Executives of the Associations after inviting
them for the formal meeting.
It
is more than a year; the authorities of the Pr. CCA, CBEC have not been
conceding any of the requests of the employees, harassing them on one plea or
the other and pursuing vindictive attitude towards those employees who are
raising their voice against injustice and keeping relation with the Association
activities. In fact, a condition of complete lawlessness is prevailing in the
entire Civil Accounts setup of CBEC and the employees are confronting very
serious difficulties in disposing their day to day work.
The
Pr. CCA and the CCA, CBEC are not following any of the rules of the Government
of India and acting according to their whims and fancies. They are not only refusing to abide by the
Orders of Government of India and Controller General of Accounts applicable to
the employees but have gone to the extent of refusing TA claims of the
officials who have performed election duties
during Loksabha and Assembly Elections. They devised their own method of
staff justification ignoring the SIU norms prescribed by the Government of
India for staff justification and also took the decision of declaring a section
of the employees as surplus without even consulting Controller General of
Accounts who is the highest authority in the Civil Accounts organization.
The
obvious resultant adverse affect being the anguish, resentment and unrest among
the employees, the AICAEA & AICAEA Category-II functioning under the banner
of NFCAA took its best effort to resolve the deadlock across the table. But the
Pr. CCA as well as CCA preferred to maintain their adamant attitude and they
neither resolved any of the issues concerning with the employees including
making provisions for minimum sitting arrangement of the employees nor agreed to meet the representatives of
employees Associations to maintain congenial atmosphere .
Only
after series of agitational actions by the NFCAA including a day long Dharna by
the National level representatives of the NFCAA in front of office of the
Principal CCA, CBEC on 25th February 2015, the Administration of the
Office of Pr. CCA, CBEC vide letter dated 09.04.2014 informed the Association
that the CCA, CBEC shall hold a formal meeting with the National Executives of
both AICAEA and AICAEA Category-II on 29th April 2015. But, when the
National Executive members of both Associations reached her office, in AGCR
Building, New Delhi from different parts of the country, she refused to hold
any meeting with the National Executives of the Associations and took the
inflexible stand that she would meet only five individuals.
The
action of CCA, CBEC clearly shows that she had no intention to resolve the
problems but to provoke the employees Associations to react.
This
meeting of Federal Executives condemns the above actions of the CCA, CBEC and demands
immediate intervention and appropriate corrective actions against such type of
an officer.
The
meeting resolves to forward the copies of this resolution to the Secretary,
Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance, the Secretary Department of Revenue,
Ministry of Finance, the Controller General of Accounts, Ministry of Finance,
the Secretary, Ministry of Power and all others concerned.
Sd/-
Sd/-
A.K.
Mehta, K.
Venkatasubramanian
Member,
Presidium Member,
Presidium
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CHATER OF DEMANDS
(Submitted to CGA on 2nd May 2015)
1.
Cadre Review
Cadre Review in the Civil Accounts
Organization on functional requirements and grant of appropriate Pay &
Grade pay to different cadres.
a.
Accounts Assistant (by upgradation of
post of LDCs ) – Grade Pay Rs. 2400/- PB 1
b.
Staff Car Driver
Gr. II
Grade Pay Rs. 2400/- PB 1
c.
Stenographer Gr. III - Grade Pay
Rs. 2800/- PB 1
d.
Accountant -20%,
DEO Grade A and Junior
Hindi Translator (converting as Accountant) - Grade Pay Rs. 4200/- PB 2
e.
Sr. Accountant -
80%, Data Entry Operator Grade B/
Hindi Translator (Converting as Sr. Accountant)
Stenographer Gr. I (Merged
post of Gr.II & I) - Grade Pay
Rs. 4600/-PB 2
f.
Sr. Accountant- on
completion of 4 years/
Computer Operator
-
Grade Pay Rs. 4800/-PB 2
g.
Private
Secretary -
Grade Pay Rs. 4800/-PB 2
After
4 years of service-
Grade Pay Rs. 5400/-PB 3
h. Asstt.
Accounts Officer –
30% posts by
promotion of Sr. Accountant on seniority
with removal
of condition of 53 years of age for
eligibility and 70% by AAO(c) examination
- Grade Pay Rs. 5400/-PB-2
h.
AAO Grade II on
completion of 4 years- Grade Pay
Rs. 5400/-PB 3
i.
Sr.
Private Secretary -
Grade Pay Rs. 6600- PB
3
(Post should be
re-designated as Principal
Private Secretary] Post of PPS may be allocated
to Principal Chief Controller of Accounts and
Chief Controller of Accounts (Addl. Secretary/
Joint Secretary level officers)
As per para 2(iii) of DOPT Order No.20/51/2009-CS.II
(A)(Vol.II)
dated 25th February, 2011 - 625
newly created posts of PPS
have been allocated against Joint Secretaries
and
equivalent
level officers in different Ministries/
Departments
participating in CSSS on functional jurisdiction
j.
Restoration of 5% promotional quota to
the post of LDC for Gr-D/MTS and clearing of backlog by promoting all eligible
MTS to the grade of Accounts Assistant as a onetime measure.
2.
Formation of independent Department Of
Accounts under CGA.
3. Filling up of vacant posts - regularization of contract /outsourced
workers as per orders dated 23-01-2013 issued by Ministry of Labour - grant of
minimum wage to those who are working against regular posts.
4. Grant of recognition to AICAEA CAT-II, NFCAA and implementation of
check-off-system as per Government instructions.
5. Adoption of mutually agreed transfer policy for AAOs and implementation
of the policy transparently and filling up of vacant posts by providing
promotions to Civil Accounts Employees.
6.
Imparting training and grant of incentive
for implementation of e-payment system.
7. Removal of discrimination in the date of effect of Promotion and grant
of date of effect of promotion from 1st January of the year to all
cadres.
8. Allotment of one seat in the National Council,(JCM) and 2nd
seat in Departmental Council(JCM) to All India Civil Accounts Employees
Association.
9. Counting of service for Grant of benefit of II ACP to Sr. Accountant
appointed as Accountant-
(a)
from the date passing departmental
competitive examination conducted by SSC.
(b)
from
the 1st July of the next year of passing open examination
conducted by SSC as per orders of DOPT and MHA
10. Grant Pay Scale of Rs. 1350-2200 from 01.01.86 to DEOs as has been
granted by the Defence Accounts Department as well as in terms of the CAT
judgments.
11. Removal of injustice to newly recruited Accountant in the matter of
granting 1st increment through rectification of the procedure of
Departmental Confirmatory test and also imparting training to the
candidates.
12. Grant of two financial up gradation to MTS under ACP scheme who had
completed 24 years of service before implementation of MACP Scheme as has done
by the O/o the Pr. of Audit and Director, Economic service Ministries, Delhi
vide order No:- AMG.I/Admn-1/32 dated 24.06.2014
13. Grant of Headquarter allowance to Sr.PS/PS/Stenos posted in office of
CGA.
14. Removal of anomaly in grade pay arisen in PAO, CRPF after amalgamation
of the office in Civil Accounts Organization.
- As per
decision of Supreme Court, payment of arrears in cash from 01.01.1996 to
18-02-2003 to Sr. Accountants due to upgradation of pay scale from
1-1-1996 .
16. Decentralization of CPAO and formation of regional offices to make the
very purpose of operation of Pension Accounting Offices effective and
conveniently accessible to old aged Pensioners.
17. Provision of alternative accommodation and amenities to the Central
Office of AICAEA.
18. Relaxation for revision of option for fixation of pay in the revised
pay structure for persons promoted to the grade of Asstt. Accounts Officer
(AAO) after 01.01.2006.
19. As has been done in earlier occasions and granted by Defence Accounts
Department, Grant of honorarium for checking of pay fixation cases and pension
cases after implementation of 6th CPC recommendations.
20. No redeployment of retired officers and employees in the Civil
Accounts Organization.
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