CBOA-AP issued its circular No. 009 dated
18.03.2014 reproducing the circular issued by AICBOF on AIBOC Triennial
Conference held at Trivandrum and also on Management’s Unilateral Actions on
merger of Zones and the Emergency Meeting of the Office Bearers to be held at
Mumbai on 20th March 2014. We are placing the same here for our
readers.
CIRCULAR NO.: GS: 2014: 009 Date: 18.03.2014
TO ALL OFFICERS PLEASE CIRCULATE
Dear Friends,
We reproduce hereunder the Circular No.
CIRCULAR/GS/2014/09 dated 17.03.2014 received from our Federation for your
information.
With best regards
Yours sincerely
Sd/-
(C.A. MALLIKARJUNA RAO)
GENERAL SECRETARY
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AIBOC CONFERENCE HELD ON 8th, 9th & 10th MARCH 2014
The 10th Triennial conference started on 8th
March 2014 with massive rally and the scene was worth seeing reflecting the
large scale participation of the officers in the rally, followed with the
inaugural session of the conference at NishaGandhi Auditorium. Sri. A.K. Padmanaban,
leader of CITU in his inaugural address analyzed in detail the economic
situation of the country, the approach of the Government and the steps to be
taken by the trade unions to safeguard the interest of the workforce.
Yesteryear leaders of the Confederation were felicitated during the inaugural
session of the conference.
On 9th Mar, 2014 the President of AIBOC
Sri.Harshavardhan welcomed the entire house which was thronged by more than
twelve hundred delegates from the length and breadth of the country
representing all affiliates of the Confederation for the Business session and
appreciated the role played by the Kerala State unit of AIBOC for their
dedication, involvement in organizing the Tenth Triennial Conference in such a
splendid manner, at very short notice. Two minutes silence was observed in the
honour of the departed souls and to pay homage to them.
The General Secretary Sri.Harvinder Singh
presented his report covering in detail the international and important socio political developments at
national level, global and domestic economic scenario affecting not only
banking industry but also common man,
RBI Monetary policies, Budget, Government policies like disinvestment
etc., labour scenario, Banking sector
developments encompassing the present status of salary revision and the future
strategies, second option of pension for the left out retirees, organizational
activities and affiliates’ activities inclusive of the Sectoral Federations.
As many as 67 delegates have expressed their
views on various issues concerning the banking industry, Trade Union movement/
policies of RBI & Government/ demands of the officers in charter of demand
particularly 5 days week and regulated working hours, menace of vigilance etc.
and problems of common man. The deliberation lasted for almost 6-7 hours. The
replies to all queries/issues pertaining to five day week, compensation for
working on holidays, disciplinary proceedings, roll played by private sector
banks, reporting of bank defaulters, participation of Scale-IV Officers in
strike, support from print media, membership of the Confederation in various
affiliates, unity among officers, common holidays under CTS, pension option for
resignees, women representation in AIBOC, visibility of AIBOC, RBI discussion
paper, reports of state committee and details on wage negotiation developments.
The house unanimously adopted the report. Audited Statement of Accounts for
2011, 2012 & 2013 was also passed unanimously by the house.
The House adopted the resolutions on
regulated working hours, five day week, rising prices of essential commodities,
corruption in public life, repeal banking law amendment bill and restore the
earlier provisions, nationalize the old generation private sector banks, repeal
rise in FDI up to 74% in banking sector
to oppose free entry to foreign banks, updation of pension,
participation in management in private sector banks, trade union rights to all
officers irrespective of scales early and respectable wage revision for bank
officers, rising nonperforming assets, absorption of
income tax on allowances
perquisites by banks,
scrap anti employees
in Khandelwal Committee Report,
implementation of ILO
conventions for wider
definition of workers and
coverage under I.D. Act,
demand for a minimum tenure and
transparent selection process for CMD/ED posts, extension of
pensionary benefits to RRBs at par with
public sector banks to initiate and provide infrastructure to the visually challenged officers, merger of RRBs
with sponsor banks, second option of pension to officers who took VRS under
exit option and resignees, defined pension scheme to all officers covered under NPS, payment of north east allowance @
12.5%, on lines of central government and RBI employees.
Sri.Y.Sudarshan & Sri.Harvinder Singh
were elected as President and General Secretary of the Confederation
respectively and they have expressed their pleasure on the successful conduct
of the 10th Triennial Conference and assured the delegates of their committed
involvement in resolving the issues of the members. Appreciations for
contributions and sacrifices made by Com. Harshavardhan, outgoing President of
the Confederation were also placed on records.
The curtains of the 10th Triennial Conference
of the Confederation were drawn with National Anthem after vote of thanks
proposed by Sri. Abraham Shaji John. The delegates who attended the tenth Triennial
General Council shall remember the Inaugural Session, Business Session and the
grand procession for a long time to come. The occasion has enlivened trade
union sprits in the hearts of all the delegates present.
Sri. S.B. Rode, General Secretary and Sri.
S.C. Gupta, President of our Federation were elected as Vice President and
Deputy General Secretary of AIBOC respectively. Sri. H.R.Singh, Senior Vice
President of our Federation would continue to be the EC member of AIBOC”
OUR UNITY LONG LIVE!
LONG
LIVE AIBOC!!
MANAGEMENT’S UNILATERAL ACTIONS CONTINUE-
EMERGENCY MEETING OF THE OFFICE BEARERS
In yet another glaring display of
unilateralism, our management is reportedly proceeding with the merger of Some
Zones in the name of restructuring which leads to only artificial solution and
multiplication of higher level executives. In spite of the strong protest by
the majority Officers’ and Employees’ Organizations, our management is
proceeding with the agenda of merger of some Zones bypassing the organizations
and created a serious gap in the confidence levels between the Trade unions
& the management.
Friends, our Federation has shown utmost
restraint and has taken all possible steps but the management does not appear
to be serious and sincere. Our Federation has been forced to wall.
Under these circumstances an emergency
meeting of the selected office bearers of the Federation would be held at our
Federation office, Mumbai on Thursday, the 20th March, 2014 to decide further
course of actions including organizational actions to protect the interest of
the officers.
Please await our further circulars.
WARM GREETINGS
Yours Sincerely,
Sd/-
(S.B. RODE)
GENERAL SECRETARY
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