CBOA-AP CIRCULAR NO. 24 DATED 25.06.2012

CBOA-AP issued its circular No. 24 dated 25.06.2012 reproducing the circular issued by AICBOF on communications sent to Govt. of India by AIBOC. We are placing the same here for our readers.

CIRCULAR NO.: GS: 2012: 024                                                    Date: 25.06.2012

TO ALL OFFICERS                                                                        PLEASE CIRCULATE

Dear Friends,

We reproduce hereunder the Circular No. CIRCULAR/GS/2012/22 dated 22.06.2012 received from our Federation for your information.

With best regards                                                                   

Yours sincerely

Sd/-

(C.A. MALLIKARJUNA RAO)

GENERAL SECRETARY

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“NON-REDRESSAL OF OUR CONCERNS AND DEMANDS

We reproduce hereunder the text of communication sent to the Secretary, Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, on the captioned matter by UFBU, the contents of which are self explicit:

                                                                                        

“This has reference to the memorandum submitted to our Hon. Finance Minister wherein we had drawn the attention of the Government to the growing discontentment amongst the bank employees and officers over the non-resolution of our various important pending issues and demands and the casual manner in which the IBA and the Government are dealing with the same. 

We had also pointed out to the increasing instances of unilateral guidelines from the Government on issues relating to HR and IR and the arbitrary way in which bilateral service conditions are being changed in the name of implementing Khandelwal Committee recommendations.  Similarly, unmindful of our protests, the Government is also contemplating to implement banking reforms agenda like attempts to pass the Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill, closure of rural bank branches, handing over these banking operations in the rural areas to private agencies, Business Correspondents and Ultra Small Branches, etc.  Normal banking jobs are sought to be outsourced on contractual basis, which would jeopardise the permanent jobs in this vital banking sector instead of resorting to adequate recruitment of staff. 

Our long pending issue like, revised compassionate ground appointment scheme is still pending with the Government.  There are other important issues like improvements in pension scheme on the lines of Government scheme, non-extension of pension option facility to voluntarily resigned and retired staff, regulated and defined working hours, 5 day banking, revised uniform guidelines of staff housing loan scheme, etc. which are also being ignored by the IBA and Government without being amicably resolved.

We regret that even after UFBU pointing out the growing resentment of the bank employees and officers over these issues and demands that UFBU would be constrained to resort to agitational path, if the IBA does not come forward to resolve these issues. The IBA has chosen to remain casual without taking any initiatives in this regard.

In view of the continued non-responsive attitude of the IBA, at the meeting of the UFBU held at Kolkata on 06-06-2012, it has been decided to launch All India agitational programmes culminating in 2 days All India Strike on 25^th and 26^th July, 2012. A copy of agitational programme is furnished hereunder.

The formal notice for the strike action will be sent to IBA and Government in due course”.

We call upon all our units and members to observe the programme with befitting unity and enthusiasm.

AGITATIONAL PROGRAMMES:

25-6-2012       to 24-7-2012	Explanatory meetings by all Constituents and State-level UFBUs
18-6-2012	UFBU to write to IBA/Govt. conveying the agitational programme
20-6-2012	Submission of memorandum by all Constituent Unions/State units to IBA Chairman
21-6-2012	UFBU to write to all Central Trade unions and leaders of political parties seeking their support
27-6-2012	Mass Demonstrations in all bigger Centres
6-7-2012	UFBU to serve formal Strike Notice
10-7-2012	Badge wearing
17-7-2012	Dharna in all State Capitals and other important centres
17-7-2012	Mass Demonstrations at all centres
24-7-2012	Mass Demonstrations, rallies, processions at all centres
25th &  26th July, 2012	2 Days ALL INDIA STRIKE

BEST WISHES & GREETINGS TO YOU ALL

Yours Sincerely,

Sd/-

(A.R. SAIFULLAH)

GENERAL SECRETARY

AIBOC CIRCULAR NO. 59 DATED 26.06.2012

AIBOC issued its circular no. 59 dated 26.06.2012 on cooption of Mr. Rishabadas as General Secretary of the Confederation. We are placing the same here for our readers.

CIRCULAR NO. 59                                                DATE: 26.06.2012

ALL AFFILIATES/MEMBERS:

COM.RISHABADAS CO-OPTED AS THE NEXT GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE CONFEDERATION

           

The 68th Executive Committee meeting of the All India Bank Officers’ Confederation was held on 30th and 31st May, 2012 at Hotel Vijay Residency Bangalore. Com.B.S.Ravindra, the State Secretary welcomed all the Executive Committee Members for the important E.C.Meeting.

The Executive Committee of the AIBOC which met on the eve of the superannuation of Com.G.D.Nadaf, the General Secretary of the Confederation, unanimously co-opted Com.D.S.Rishabadas, the General Secretary of the All India State Bank Officers’ Federation as the General Secretary of the Confederation, in the vacancy caused due to the superannuation of Com.G.D.Nadaf, on the eve of 31st May, 2012; in terms of the by-law No. 6.3(a) of the Confederation.

It was also resolved that, Com.P.K.Sarkar, President of the Confederation will be the Chief spokesperson for negotiations with the IBA/Government and also our nominee to the convenorship of the UFBU, to be decided in the next meeting of the UFBU on 6th June, 2012 at Kolkata.

Com.D.T.Franco Rajendra dev, Dy.   General Secretary of SBIOA, Chennai Circle and Executive Committee Member of AISBOF has been co-opted as the Treasurer in the vacancy caused due to the retirement of Com.T.S.Nagaraj, who also laid down his office on 31.05.2012 on account of his superannuation.

It was a touching moment to the members of the entire Executive Committee who had seen the stupendous task fulfilled by our beloved leader Com.G.D.Nadaf, and the valuable contributions he had made, both for the State Bank of India Officers’ movement as also to the Bank Officers’ movement during his entire service spanning over 33 years, as the Officer in the Bank in various capacities, and in the Federation as well as the Confederation. He was also actively involved at the industry level negotiations and also in all the causes involving the entire banking industry as the chief spokes person of the Federation and the Confederation. He was also representing the entire banking industry in the recent past as the Convener of United Forum of Bank Unions and was responsible for the recent struggle against several moves of the Government against the interests of the Banking industry.

Com.G.D.Nadaf, General Secretary was given a warm felicitation on the occasion, placing his services on record by the Executive Committee of the Confederation. Com.B.S.Ravindra read out the felicitation in honour of Com.G.D.Nadaf highlighting his achievements and his efforts in taking the movement to great heights. Com.P.K.Sarkar, the President of the Confederation speaking on behalf of the entire Executive Committee paid rich tributes to the valuable contributions made by Com.G.D.Nadaf, the General Secretary on the occasion and wished him and the members his family all happiness, wealth and health for all the days to come.

Com.G.D.Nadaf, extending a warm welcome to Com.D.S.Rishabadas, on his assumption of the office of the General Secretary, expressed his gratitude and happiness over the smooth succession and wished all the best to the new General Secretary in view of the impending salary revision talks and other challenges before the banking industry. He also recollected his past connections and the journey that he completed in the organization over three and half-decades since his promotion to the Officers’ grade in the Bank. The entire Executive Committee was touched with the felicitation programme and gave a standing ovation as token of love and honour. The affiliates also took the opportunity to bid him farewell on the occasion and felicitated him.

Com.D.S.Rishabadas, the General Secretary of the Confederation expressing his gratitude and thanks to the Executive Committee, for the confidence reposed on him, assured to carry forward the tasks that are ahead of us and sought the support of the entire committee for taking the Confederation to greater heights in the days to come.

Comrades, with the retirement of Com.G.D.Nadaf on his superannuation a glorious and eventful era of the Confederation comes to an end. We take this opportunity on behalf of the entire fraternity of the Bank officers as also the employees in the Banking Industry to wish Com.G.D.Nadaf, a happy, healthy and peaceful retired life on this memorable day. We also wish the members his family all happiness, health and prosperity on this occasion.

With warm greetings,

Sd/-

(D.S. RISHABADAS)

GENERAL SECRETARY

AIBOC CIRCULAR NO. 58 DATED 26.06.2012

AIBOC issued its circular No. 58 dated 26.06.2012 on 10^th Bipartite Settlement. We are placing the same here for our readers.

CIRCULAR NO.58                                             DATE: 26.06.2012

ALL AFFILIATES/MEMBERS:

IBA REQUESTED TO SEEK MANDATE FROM BANKS - PREPARATIONS FOR SUBMISSION OF CHARTER OF DEMANDS ARE ON

Our members have already been advised that the Sub-committee on Charter of Demands met on 13th June, 2012 and had discussed the initial preliminaries as to how to go about the preparation of Charter of Demands, and also to ensure an early resumption of negotiations and conclusion of the 10th bipartite settlement at an early date.

We have been receiving a number of enquiries as to the status of our preparation with regard to submission of the Charter of Demands.  The Confederation has already taken necessary initiatives to ensure that the Charter is prepared well in time. The Committee insists for an early commencement of negotiations and regular sittings in order to speed up the entire process of negotiation. We are also happy to inform all our members that there is similar anxiety on the part of the other Officers’ organizations and they are in regular touch with the Confederation for finalization and submission of the Charter of Demands.

The issue also came up for discussion in the last Executive Committee meeting held at Bangalore on 31st May 2012 and the members of the Committee were of the unanimous view that the Confederation should pitch for a good salary settlement, considering the current environment in the financial sector. The Executive Committee also authorized the Sub-Committee to take all necessary steps to initiate the dialogue on the 10th Bipartite as early as possible.

We have to-day sent communication to the Chairman, Indian Banks’ Association, advising them about the change in the incumbency of the General Secretary of the Confederation and also sought their co-operation in ensuring an early settlement of salary revision due with effect from 01.11.2012.  A copy of our communication is enclosed.

All our members are requested to await for further developments in the matter.

With greetings,

Sd/-

(D.S.RISHABADAS)

GENERAL SECRETARY

NO.1410/122/12                                        DATE: 26th JUNE, 2012

To,

The Chairman,

Indian Banks’ Association,

MUMBAI.

Dear Sir,

COM.RISHABDAS CO-OPTED AS GENERAL SECRETARY OF AIBOC IN THE VACANCY CAUSED DUE TO RETIREMENT OF COM.G.D.NADAF, FORMER GENERAL SECRETARY OF THE CONFEDERATION

We have great pleasure in advising you that the Executive Committee of All India Bank Officers’ Confederation which met at Bangalore on 30th and 31st May 2012, on the eve of the superannuation of Com.G.D.Nadaf, the former General Secretary of the Confederation has unanimously co-opted Com.Rishabadas, who is the General Secretary of All India State Bank Officers’ Federation, as the General Secretary of All India Bank Officers’ Confederation for the remaining Triennial Period 2011 – 2014, in terms of the by-law No.6.3(a) of the constitution of AIBOC. 

We seek your co-operation in successful completion of the assignment entrusted to the undersigned.  In the meanwhile, we wish to remind you that the present bipartite, that is the 9th Bipartite settlement is due to expire on 31.10.2012 and the 10th Bipartite will be due for negotiation and is effective from 1.11.2012. We are taking necessary steps to prepare our Charter of Demands and shall submit the same to the Indian Banks’ Association, for consideration, in a couple of days. We therefore request you to kindly commence the process of obtaining the mandate from the Managements of all the member banks for the purpose of negotiations on their behalf and to speed up the process of negotiations on the 10th Bipartite settlement.

We also request you to kindly furnish the data in respect of the Officers and Workmen as on 31st March, 2012; scale wise, basic wise along with the details in regard to the establishment expenditure that are reckoned for the purpose of negotiations, for our use, at an early date.

Please treat the matter as urgent.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

Sd/-

(D.S.RISHABADAS)

GENERAL SECRETARY

PROMOTIONS FROM SCALE-IV TO V

Central Office released the list of suitable candidates found for promotion from SMG Scale-IV to V as Assistant General Manager. The promotion of the Officers shall be effective from 25^th June 2012. We are placing the list of the candidates here for our CENTRALITES.

SL. NO.	NAME OF THE OFFICER	PRESENT PLACEMENT
1	MR.K.SHIVANAND	ZONAL OFFICE, PUNE
2	MR.MAYANK D SHAH	CCPC PUNE, PUNE
3	MR.P.N.RAMNARAYANAN	CROSSCUT ROAD, CHENNAI
4	MR.RAJSHEKHAR BHASKARAN	RO, TRIVENDRUM
5	MR.G.PARI	CREDIT, CENTRAL OFFICE
6	MR.KSNV SUBBA RAO	PEELAMEDU
7	MS.KAKOLI DAS	CREDIT, CENTRAL OFFICE
8	MR.S.RAMAKRISHNA	CCPC, CHENNAI
9	MR.KISHORE KUMAR SETH	P&D SDR PROJECTS, CENTRAL OFFICE
10	MR.D.N.YADAV	ARB, JABALPUR
11	MR.V.B.BHAGAVAN	RETAIL BANKING , CENTRAL OFFICE
12	MR.MANOJ KUMAR	CCPC AHMEDABAD
13	MR.P.MADASAMY	KHAIRATABAD, HYDERABAD
14	MR.CHUNI LAL	PANCHKULA SECTOR 15 CHANDIGARH
15	MR.N.VEERAPANDIAN	RO, BANGALORE
16	MR. ANAND KUMAR	ZONAL OFFICE, MUZAFFARPUR
17	MR.R.SHANKAR	DIT, CENTRAL OFFICE
18	MR.P.V.SAISUBRAMANI	KHODADAD CIRCLE , MUMBAI
19	MR.PRAVEEN KUMAR ROY	RO, NASIK
20	MR.S.RUKMANGADA	T. NAGAR, CHENNAI
21	MR.S.P.SHARMA	ARERA HILLS, BHOPAL
22	MR.CH V B CHARY	WILLINGDON ISLAND
23	MR.P.P.NANCHANKAR	SATPUR IND ESTATE, PUNE
24	MR.BADRI NARAYAN	RO, ROHTAK
25	MR.BHANWAR S RATHORE	CCPC JAIPUR
26	MR.MAHESH KUMAR MITTAL	OPER A HOUSE, MUMBAI
27	MR.VIJAY KUMAR GOEL	ZONAL OFFICE, LUCKNOW
28	MR.K.SRINIVASA RAO	FINANCIAL INCLUSION, CENTRAL OFFICE
29	MR.RANJEEV SHARMA	ZONAL OFFICE, CHANDIGARH
30	MR.PRAVEEN KUMAR JAIN	UBG BANK  MUZAFFARPUR
31	MR.S.N.KATHURIA	MCB BANDRA KURLA COMPLEX, MUMBAI
32	MR.NARENDRA KR.BAPNA	CCPC INDORE
33	MR.A.BHAVANI PRASAD	TANUKU
34	MRS.KAVERI GULATI	ASHOKA HOTEL, DELHI
35	MR.DARSHAN SINGH BRAR	TONK ROAD,JAIPUR
36	MR.VINOD POPHALE	H L COMMERCE COLLEGE, AHMEDABAD
37	MR.D.A.JOSEPH	VISAKHAPATNAM
38	MR.T.SANKARAPPA	KAROL BAGH, DELHI
39	MR.K.DEVANATHAN	MYLAPORE , CHENNAI
40	MR.OM PRAKASH SINGH	ZONAL OFFICE, BHOPAL
41	MR.SRINIVASULU YERRAGANGU	CCPC COIMBATORE
42	MR.RAMESH KUMAR GUPTA	RO, DELHI (S)
43	MR.LENKA HARSHBARDHAN	SHILLONG
44	MR.AWADESH KUMAR ARORA	GORAKHPUR,  LUCKNOW
EMPANELLED LIST
1	MR.ANUP KUMAR AGARWAL	MALAVIYA NAGAR , DELHI
2	MR.MOHAN C SAMUEL	ZONAL OFFICE, RAIPUR
3	MR.SUDARSHAN KUMAR	CONNAUGHT CIRCUS, DELHI
4	MR.I.SREEKUMAR	CFB MUMBAI
5	MRS.YASMIN D SARKARI	RO, SURAT
6	MR.A.K.ROY	JALPAIGURI
7	MR.ATUL SAHAI	JAIL CHUNGI ,MEERUT
SEALED COVER
1	MR.S.RAVICHANDRAN	SPBT,CENTRAL OFFICE
2	MR.S.DWIVEDI	RO, ETAWAH
3	MR. C.J.RUDRAKSHA	RRB UTTARBANGA
4	MR.SHANKAR BISWAS	CAMAC STREET,KOLKATA
5	MR.P.V.VENKATESAN	DEP IZBL
6	MR.P.SRINIVAS REDDY	ZONAL OFFICE CHENNAI
7	MR.DEVENDRA KUMAR MISHRA	DEP – CBI BHILAI
8	MR.DILIP K MAHAPATRA	CCPC BHUBANESHWAR
9	MR.C.P.SINGH	RED CROSS PLACE,KOLKATA