ALL INDIA POSTAL EMPLOYEES UNION GROUP 'C'
CHQ: Dada Ghosh Bhawan, 2151/1, New Patel Road, New Delhi - 110008
Ref:
P/4-1/Transfer Dated: 02.04.2019
To
Shri P.K. Bishoi,
Member (P),
Department of Posts,
Dak Bhawan, New Delhi-110 001
Sub:
Issue of clarificatory instructions on Station Tenure.
Ref:-
Directorate No. 141-141/2013-SPB II dated 17.1.2019.
Sir,
Your kind attention is invited towards this union letter No. even dated
26.02.2019, under which we had requested to restore 4 years tenure period and the condition of station tenure for 6 years should not be
applied for non-gazetted Group-C officials as it is not practically feasible
also.
In majority cases majority of staff
is working in one city or urban area. In comparison to that less officials are working
in rural areas. If on the basis of station tenure all are transferred, it will be very difficult to accommodate all
of them.
Though in Para VIII for rotational transfer guide lines issued
under Dte. Letter No. 141-141/20/3-SPB-II dated 31.07.2018, it is clearly
mentioned “that the officials belonging to various cadres are waiting since
long for their posting to particular stations and it has not been found
possible to accede to their request for one reason or other, such pending
requests for transfer may be acceded to in really deserving cases by
transferring out officials having longest stay in such stations.”
If the spirit of this para if
followed in true sense at lower level, there will be no problem. But the
officers at lower level i.e. Divisional level are making preparations to
transfer the officials enbloc who have completed 6 years at a particular
station. This large scale transfer of officials will create so many problems
administratively also including huge
expenditure on TA.
It is therefore, requested to kindly
cause necessary clarification on this subject and issue orders to all concerned
to follow the spirit of para VIII of Dte. Letter No. 141-141/2013-SPB-II dated
31.07.2018 in true sense so that the large scale dislocation may be avoided and
all employees should not be put in unnecessary trouble.
An early action is
highly solicited.
With regards.
Yours Sincerely,
(R.N. Parashar)
General Secretary
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