Govt has to decide on 7th Pay Commission before Indefinite Strike
The Indefinite Strike Called by National Joint Council of Action from July 11th will play a vital role to determine the fate of the 7th Pay Commission. The amount of pressure exerted on the Government through this agitation may change the Govt Views over Pay Commission.
It is evident that the present NDA Government is not in favour of Bapus. And the Public opinion about Government Employee’s attitude and work Culture is too not in favour of CG Employees. So it is now the unity among Central Staffs and their undisputed faith over Unions, Staff Associations and Federations only will get them expected results.
At this juncture, somehow, the call for Indefinite Strike is a timely decision taken by NJCA and it is the only weapon, through which the powerless Central Staffs can intimidate the Government to do Justice for them in respect of Pay Revision and Improving Service Conditions.
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That is why Federations are keep on telling the CG Staffs to be prepared for Indefinite Strike. They are, however, alarming the affiliated unions to be vigilant about the rumors about 7th Pay Commission. They informed that Social Media and Some News Agencies are publishing the false news which may deteriorate the Spirit of Govt Servants.
The Success rate of agitation Programs to be conducted by NJCA in order to prepare the Central Government Employees for Indefinite Strike will be the Pressure indicator to the Central Government to take decisions on 7th CPC issues and Pending demands prior to the Strike.
The Indefinite Strike is a well-defined and calculated move by NJCA to give the pressure to the Central Government as the Govt is reluctant to address the issues of CG Staffs and implement the 7th CPC recommendations.
It is inevitable to the Government to take decision on 7th Pay Commission before the commencement of Indefinite Strike
R b k v RBKV Ramanan, Advocate says
Don’t underestimate 7 CPC report relating to pensioners. After all pension is not bounty, but only a deferred wages for the past service by the Govt servant. Consider their cases with care and concern. Happy pensioners blessings will have happier nation.
V. Loganathan says
Pension is deferred payment of Salary. Govt. should understand this & act
V RAMESH says
Sir,
The 7 the pay commission will effect ex service man
Satyanarayana says
In view of the general perception that this government is anti-employee, there is no other alternative to the proposed indefinite strike. The CPC is an important event comes once in a decade ,which is supposed to fulfill the aspirations of one crore citizens(employees and pensioners), but the government is viewing this very casually in taking final decision even after 6 months of the submission by 7 CPC. So this strike only brings this wooden outfit into senses.
Ganesh says
Bramha Dev prassanna ho!