Raising of GDS Bonus Ceiling - An Update
It was learnt that Finance Ministry has cleared the file relating to enhancement of Bonus ceiling of Grameena Dak Sevaks from Rs 2500/- to Rs 3500/-. It will be materialized after getting the cabinet approval.
GDS substitute arrears - Directorate clarification
To view the Directorate letter on the above subject matter, Click here for page 1& Click here for page 2.
IT firms slam door on postmen, reject mail
CHENNAI: Hundreds of rakhis, letters and articles sent by speed post to IT companies in Sholinganallur, Perungudi and Thoraipakkam were returned to India Post offices after the companies refused to accept them, saying they do not have the men or machinery to distribute the items to staff.
Confirming the incident, postmaster general Merwin Alexander criticised IT firms for what he described as a "gross violation of human rights". "How could companies stop their employees from receiving letters and rakhis?" he asked.
Aug 22, 2013
Government Sets up a Committee to Find Out the Reasons For Backlog in Filling up of Reserved Vacancies
The Government has decided to set up a Committee to make in-depth analysis of the reasons for backlog in filling up of reserved vacancies. A 20-member committee headed by the Secretary, Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment will suggest measures to enhance the employability of reserved category candidates. The Committee members are from various Central Government Ministries including Ministry of Home Affairs, Department of Personnel & Training, Ministry of Human Resources Development, Ministry of Railways, UPSC, SSC, Railway Recruitment Board etc.
CBI has been called in by the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) to investigate a widespread racket in LTC Claims
The CBI has been called in by the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) to investigate a widespread racket in claims of leave travel concession (LTC) involving central government and public sector employees as well as travel agents.
The CBI, which was asked on August 16 by CVC to carry out a criminal investigation, is likely to question dozens of such employees. Large sums are said to have been siphoned out of the government by producing fake Air India tickets and boarding passes (the only airline that government and PSU employees are allowed to use for LTC).
The CBI, which was asked on August 16 by CVC to carry out a criminal investigation, is likely to question dozens of such employees. Large sums are said to have been siphoned out of the government by producing fake Air India tickets and boarding passes (the only airline that government and PSU employees are allowed to use for LTC).
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