CBOA-AP issued its circular No. 039 dated
14.12.2013 reproducing AICBOF circular on Single Officer Branches and Agreed
List/List of Officers of Doubtful Integrity. We are placing the same here for
our readers.
CIRCULAR NO.: GS: 2013: 039 Date: 14.12.2013
TO ALL
OFFICERS PLEASE
CIRCULATE
Dear Friends,
We reproduce hereunder the Circular No.
CIRCULAR/GS/2013/33 dated 13.12.2013 received from our Federation for your
information.
With best regards
Yours sincerely
Sd/-
(C.A.
MALLIKARJUNA RAO)
GENERAL
SECRETARY
……........................................................................................
We
furnish hereunder the communication sent to the management for the information
of all officers:
SINGLE
OFFICER BRANCHES
“Last year there were more than 1500 branches
throughout the length and breadth of our country managed by single officer and
their sufferings were pointed out to our management and subsequently our
management was kind enough to proceed with the recruitment of PO’s supported by
the manpower planning exercise for the year 2013-14.
At the time of placement of the PO’s after
their training schedule, along with the promotional placement of clerical to
Scale-I officers, our corporate office vide its letter dated 17th
Sep 2013, directed all the field functionaries with the placement guidelines
which clearly states that minimum two officers should be provided to the
branches.
Contrary to the guidelines, about 700
branches are still being managed by single officer. Without proper
redeployment, the field functionaries are demotivating the lone officer in such
branches, to absorb all the insurmountable pressures.
The details of Zone wise single officer
branches are as under:
ZONE
|
No.
of Br
|
ZONE
|
No.
of Br
|
HYDERABAD
|
119
|
NAGPUR
|
32
|
BHOPAL
|
102
|
AGRA
|
30
|
KOLKATA
|
90
|
CHENNAI
|
26
|
LUCKNOW
|
70
|
AHMEDABAD
|
23
|
DELHI
|
45
|
RAIPUR
|
13
|
PUNE
|
43
|
MUMBAI
|
8
|
MUZAFFARPUR
|
38
|
PATNA
|
5
|
GUWAHATI
|
36
|
We again request your good self to direct all
the field functionaries to provide second officer to such branches by proper
redeployment to safe guard the interest of the Bank under the concept of
preventive vigilance”
AGREED LIST/LIST OF OFFICERS OF DOUBTFUL INTEGRITY
“One of the issue that came up for discussion
in our last Executive committee meeting held at Chennai was the hardship faced
by the officers in the area of disciplinary proceedings with particular
reference to the cases of the officers who are under cloud and are kept under
scrutiny by the management in the form of maintenance of agreed list as well as
the list of officers of doubtful integrity etc. We express our concern that
these lists are treated in a most casual manner which defeats the purpose for which
it is being maintained/ updated. We are of the view that there is a need to
review the existing practice/procedure.
As per the Central Information Commission’s
decision on Agreed list No.2183/1 C-F. No. CIC/AT/A/2007/00823 dated 3/4/2008,
that the officers included in the Agreed list should be informed about such
inclusion and even the contents of inputs should be disclosed to enable the
alleged official to prove his innocence.
The CVC with a view to bring about
transparency and also in recognition of Principles of Natural Justice has even
agreed to share the internal correspondence. When these are the positive
indications towards the comfort to be provided to the innocent officers, in
reality it is not happening. We therefore request your good selves to kindly
consider our suggestions as detailed below:
1. Even
though there is a time frame that the names of the officers will be maintained
in the list for a period of 3 years from the date of imposition of penalty,
there are occasions that some officers are left in such situation for an
indefinite period, hence time frame is again to be reiterated.
2. The
concerned officers should be informed well in time so as to provide for an
appeal system, so that the officers placed in the list can exercise their right
of appeal.
3. As
per the CVC guidelines, the officers are not to be included in the list,
against whom disciplinary proceedings have been completed or in progress in
respect of procedural lapses, minor violations of the rules & the like, but
the practice adopted by the field functionaries in our bank is that all such
cases are routinely being included in both the lists.
We therefore request your good selves to
intervene into the matter so that such officers are relieved from the agony
& tension due to delays etc.”
We shall inform you the developments in due
course.
WITH
WARM GREETINGS
Yours Sincerely,
Sd/-
(A.R.
SAIFULLAH)
GENERAL
SECRETARY
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