A NOINO delegation led by NOINO
President Shri Prakash Javadekar, MP, Rajyasabha met Chairman Shri S
K Roy today, i.e. 21st August 2013. The delegation consisted of
Shri Dattaraj Prabhukhanolkar, Resident Secretary; Shri Manish
Patankar, President, Mumbai unit; Smt Neeta Prabhavalkar, Shri Surendra
Chitnavis, Smt Vedanti Gadkar, Shri Suryakant Gawade, Shri Mahendra
Vaze, Smt Saroj Kurdukar (all NOINO Mumbai activists) & Shri Ganesh
Kamath, Chief Advisor, NOINO.
It was a brief visit & the first by Shri Javadekar since Shri Roy took charge. The following issues were raised / discussed:-
It was a brief visit & the first by Shri Javadekar since Shri Roy took charge. The following issues were raised / discussed:-
1.
One more pension option:- Shri Javadekar said that a time-frame should be fixed for
settling this issue as this was pending since long. The delegation also
stressed that this issue should be settled before & outside wage-revision.
Shri Roy agreed to the same & said that the management was working on the
proposal to be sent to the government. Shri Javadekarji also assured that he
would use his good offices in the Finance ministry to push this issue.
2.
Wage-revision:- Shri Javadekar said that it was time that the
negotiations start immediately. Shri Roy said that efforts would be made to
settle the issue of pension option first & then the wage-revision would
follow. The delegation pointed out that though NOINO was not in favour of
linking our wage-revision with that of Banking industry, already three rounds
of talks had taken place, though the wage-revision in Banking industry was due
three months after our wage-revision.
3.
Upgradation of pension:- The delegation once again raised the issue of automatic
upgradation of pension. Shri Roy was not positive on this issue & said that
the matter was sub-judice.
4.
5 days week:- The delegation also once again raised this demand.
Chairman assured to look into the matter.
5.
Sabbatical leave/Child care leave
for women employees:- The
delegation once again raised this demand. Chairman assured to look into the
matter.
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