Saturday, October 26, 2019

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K.KALIMUTHU, GENERAL SECRETARY AND TEAM AIAPS CHQ

Thursday, October 24, 2019

AIAPS CHQ letter Submitted to the Postal Directorate on Postmaster cadre merger related pending issues

The following instructions/orders awaited from the Postal Directorate after Postmaster cadre merger.

1. HSG I NFG promotion to all HSG I officials after completion of 2 years of HSG I service
2. Posting of erstwhile PM cadre officials in General Line Posts
3. Conducting review DPCs for the period where DPCs were not conducted at Postal Circles
4. Lifting the status-quo order to 10% HSG I NFG immediate promotion to eligible HSG I officials.
5. Identifying PM Grade I posts as HSG II posts and PM Grade II/III posts as HSG I posts
6. One time service condition relaxation to all General line supervisors

So AIAPS General Secretary has met respected Member P and Directorate authorities as per the instructions of honorable DG Posts madam on 15.10.2019 and 16.10.2019.

Outcome of that meeting was communicated to the DG Posts madam with detailed representation as below


Tuesday, June 18, 2019

SB Order No.14/2017 : Printing of Passbooks with Passbook Printers - Addendum-1 dtd 14.06.2019

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Revision in period of Induction Training of PA-CO/RO/DO

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS) ON THE POLICY OF RESERVATION TO SCs, STs AND OBCs

Q1. What is the policy of the Government on reservation for SCs, STs and OBCs?

Ans: Reservation to the SCs. STs and OBCs in case of direct recruitment on all India basis by open competition is given at the rate of 15%. 7.5% and 27% respectively. In case of direct recruitment on all India basis otherwise than by open competition. reservation for SCS, STs and OBCs is 16.66%. 7.5% and 25.84% respectively. In case of direct recruitment to Group C and D posts which normally attract candidates from a locality or a region, percentage of reservation for SCs/STS is generally fixed in proportion to the population of SCs and STs in the respective States/UTs. For OBCs it is fixed keeping in view the proportion of their population in the concerned State/UT and the fact that total reservation for SCs/STs/OBCs remains within the limit of 50% and reservation for OBCs remains within the limit of 27%.