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May Day Greetings!

30 Tuesday Apr 2019

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1st May, May Day, the International Day of Working Class, is here again. The May Day is being observed and celebrated through out the world by the workers and other toiling masses. The World Federation of Trade Unions(WFTU), Trade Union International (Pensioners and Retirees) and the Central Trade Unions have given call to observe the day.
The WFTU slogan for May Day this year is “The wealth belongs to those who produce it”.

The memory of the Martyrs of Chicago, August Spies, Fischer, Engel and Albert Parsons who were hanged by the US government inspire the working class world over. The “The Eight Hour Day Movement” by the Chicago workers and agitating for the same and the Hay Market meeting was the reason for charging the leaders with conspiracy and execution on 11th November 1887.

It is through such struggles and strikes that the working class have been able to achieve many gains and victories.May Day 2019 comes at a time when the working class is facing many challenges. The neo-liberal policies being implemented by the imperialist and capitalist class has created misery and heavy burden on the people. For maximising their profits, the corporates and financiers can go to any length, as we have seen. At the same time struggles are going on in many countries against these anti-people policies.

It is not different in India. The Central Trade Unions are unitedly fighting against the neo-liberal policies of the government. The workers rights are being attacked by the Modi government. The hard won gains of the working class are being snatched away. The struggle to defend the already achieved rights and for further improvement will continue.The struggle to save BSNL continues. May Day is being organised as “Save BSNL – Save Nation Day” by BSNL workers.

Let us observe the day by organising meetings, rallies etc. in an effective way.

MAY DAY GREETINGS TO ALL!

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Wage Revision discussion in BSNL

25 Thursday Apr 2019

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BSNL workers are eligible for pay revision with effect from 01-01-2017. 10 years are over since the last pay revision w.e.f. 01-01-2007. Actually, five years should be the period, but at least it should  be given after 10 years.

Since BSNL is 100% government owned PSU and is fulfilling the social obligation of the government for universal connectivity all over India, without considering profit or loss, the criteria of profit making is not applicable to it. Further, it is due to the anti-PSU policy of the government as well as the cut throat competition that BSNL, which was profit making, has become loss making.

The DOT / BSNL should not hesitate to agree for 15% fitment as suggested by III PRC.

Pension Revision also should be made immediately, without waiting for the Pay Revision since the issues are delinked.

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May Day 2019: The wealth belongs to those who produce it! WFTU Call

25 Thursday Apr 2019

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The World Federation of Trade Unions, on the behalf of its 97 million members in 130 countries of the 5 continents, greets the celebration of the International Workers’ Day 2019 with the slogan: “The wealth belongs to those who produce it!”

We greet workers throughout the globe, and their irreplaceable role in the production of all goods and services, necessary to cover all contemporary needs of the peoples internationally. We honor the history of the world working class, the great struggle of workers in Chicago in May 1886, who fought and achieved the establishment of the 8-hour working day, even by sacrificing their life.

The class oriented trade union movement, through the ranks of the World Federation of Trade Unions, firmly continues its struggles with demands for the essential improvement of the working and living conditions of workers and poor popular strata.

Nowadays, when 1% of the population possesses more than 80% of the produced wealth, while 4.5 billion people live in poverty and misery, workers must claim even more dynamically all the wealth we create, so as to put an end to the injustice and inequalities!

In countries of Africa, Asia, Latin America, monopolies exploit their immense natural wealth, giving peanuts to the peoples. The rivalries among the powerful imperialist states maintain tensions, outbreaks of war and open wounds in countries where interventions, wars and bombings have taken place in the previous years, where crowds of uprooted peoples, of migrants and refugees, were created.

Even in the so-called developed countries, the attack against salaries and pensions, against historic achievements of workers, is taking place in the name of the capitalist economic crisis, for the support of the profitability of big businesses. Poverty, unemployment, insecurity are on the rise, healthcare services are deteriorated, the governments try to limit the action of the militant trade union movement with fierce repression, by putting obstacles to trade union actions, to the right to strike.

The World Federation of Trade Unions calls on its members, friends, workers of the world, to hoist the flag of historic struggles of the peoples and to organize May Day’s strike for one more year, in a way worthy of the day when the world working class celebrates.
For peace, for the end of foreign interventions in internal affairs of the countries. For the right of the peoples to decide on their own about their present and future.

For the end of racism, fascism, xenophobia, which is promoted by capitalist exploitation. For the unity of all workers. For the end of imperialist wars, waged for the interests of a minority who exploit the toil of workers and bathe the peoples in blood.

For the end of capitalist exploitation, for a society with true justice and equality, where the wealth will belong to those who produce it, to workers, who are the driving force of all progress and achievements of humanity.

Since the first moment of its foundation and for the 74 years of its course and action, the WFTU firmly by the side of the workers around the globe, on the occasion of May Day 2019 expresses once more its solidarity to the peoples of Venezuela, Cuba, Palestine, Syria, Yemen, Libya.

We will steadily continue our struggles, aiming to make them stronger through new initiatives, activities and mobilizations! With internationalism and solidarity.

Let’s continue our efforts for the strengthening of the militant trade unions with many new members, with young people and women, with the enhancement of class characteristics and of the class unity of all workers.

By revealing the dirty role of reformists and of corrupted bureaucrats that turn trade unions into servants of the bourgeoisie.

We participate actively in the strike of May Day 2019!

Long live the International Workers’ Day!

The wealth belongs to those who produce it!

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World Federation of Trade Unions call for observation of May Day!

24 Wednesday Apr 2019

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24 April, 2019:Meeting with GM BFCI – BBSNLCCWF is trying to pursue the issue of fund allotment at corporate office.

24 Wednesday Apr 2019

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On 16th April, discussion held with the BSNL Management on the issue of fund allotment. Com.Animesh Mitra, Secretary General, handed over a letter in this regard to Shri P.C. Bhatt, GM(BFCI). GM(BFCI) replied that already some amount has already been distributed to the circle heads at the end of last month or in the first week of April. He also assured to allot some more funds to the field units if situation permits. Circle and District secretaries are requested to discuss the matter with the CGMs. Please send a report to the CHQ that how much amount of requisition has been send to corporate office and what is the result thereof.(BSNLCCWF Website)

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Jet Airways closed!

18 Thursday Apr 2019

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Jet Airways, once the biggest Airways company, in the country has closed its services yesterday. The company has been making losses and was expected to close any time. This is the second big private airlines company that is being closed. A few years back, Kingfisher Airlines was closed and its owner Mallya leaving the country. It is not known what hit the Jet Airways, mismanagement or something.

The closure of these two big private company once again shows that despite given full freedom and unlimited loans, private companies are also collapsing. But the propaganda is against the PSUs, if even there is a small amount of loss. The PSUs are not becoming loss making due to lack of business or operations, but mainly due to the anti-PSU policy of the government.

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IAS Officer suspended for checking the PM’s Chopper.

18 Thursday Apr 2019

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New Delhi, Apr 18 : The Election Commission has suspended a high-ranking poll observer deputed to Odisha on charges of “dereliction of duty” with regard to “SPG protectees” — in a reference to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

According to an EC order, Karnataka cadre IAS officer Mohammed Mohsin was suspended for “actions contrary to the instructions of the Commission concerning SPG protectees” on April 16 — the day SPG-protectee Prime Minister Modi visited Sambalpur to address an election rally.

The EC took the action against the general observer of Sambalpur on the basis of a report submitted by the district collector and the deputy inspector general of police.

Modi was stated to have been held up at the place for nearly 15 minutes because of Mohsin’s “actions”. The officer allegedly checked PM’s chopper in violation of norms.

“Checking of the prime minister’s chopper, undertaken at Sambalpur, was not in accordance with the EC guidelines as SPG protectees are exempt from such checking,” said an official in Bhubaneswar without elaborating.

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik’s helicopter was also checked by EC flying squad personnel in Rourkela on Tuesday.

A similar check was carried on another Cabinet Minister also. (Ganashakti)

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Revision of wages of casual labours on the basis of VII CPC

17 Wednesday Apr 2019

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Departmental Committee has agreed to revise the wages of casual labours – file will be put up to the CMD BSNL for early settlement.

BSNL employees union once again raised it’s strong voice in the meeting of departmental committee held on 08th April, 2019, in favour of casual labours. It was the formal meeting, between Director (HR), BSNL, and BSNLEU (CHQ) leadership. On the issue of revision of casual labours wage, Com.P.Abhimanyu, GS, BSNLEU, raised strong argument before Management and requested for early settlement of the issue. On discussion, it has reported from the Management Side that the Committee already formed to settle the issue has recommended to revise the casual labour wages based on 7th CPC. While Com.Animesh Mitra, SG, BSNL CCWF pointed out that the number of beneficiaries of the casual labourers is very less, but the department is unnecessarily dragging the issue since 3 years. Then, Ms. Sujata T. Ray, Director (HR) ordered the officers in Management Side to put up the file before CMD BSNL with a favourable note to settle the issue without further delay. Com.P.Abhimanyu, GS, BSNLEU & Vice President, BSNL CCWF, Com.Animesh Mitra, SG, BSNL CCWF and Com.Swapan Chakraborty, Dy.GS, were present in the meeting.(BSNLCCWF Website)

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“Save BSNL – Save Nation” – Closure / privatisation of BSNL will be a national calamity

14 Sunday Apr 2019

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Certain points with regard to the “Save BSNL – Save Nation” campaign

1. BSNL formed on 01-10-2000 as part of the neo-liberal policy of the central government as the first step towards telecom privatisation. The declared aim of the government was to make it the first telecom company in the world and award Maharatna status. BSNL was 7th in the world at that time.
2. From the start, BSNL was discriminated against private operators, who were given licence for the first time in 1994-95. Licence for providing mobile service was granted to private companies by 1995, but denied to DOT/MTNL/BSNL. Only after approaching court and strong protest from employees, it was granted after 7 years in 2002. This caused great loss in market share to the PSUs.
3. Licence Fee to be paid by the private companies for grant of licence, was changed from Licence Fee to Revenue Sharing which resulted in a loss of more than Rs. 1,000 crore to the government ( 1995 – 1999 period)
4. BSNL surpassed all other telcos within three four years and was competing for the first place with Airtel by 2005. For this purpose, global tender to purchase 45.5 million mobile lines was finalised, but this was cancelled by the government on flimsy grounds to favour the private companies. Again, tenders for 93 million and 5 million lines were also cancelled. (After sustained struggles by the workers 22.5 million (50% of the first tender) was only allowed). This created the biggest down fall for BSNL and stopped its onward march in a big way.
5. The government wanted to disinvest, impose VRS on one lakh workers, unbundle the priceless copper wires etc. to weaken BSNLEU, but had to withdraw all these after protracted strike by workers in 2005-07 period.
6. BSNL was in profit from the start and was so till 2009-10. It had more than Rs. 29,000 crore accumulated profit. Large amount of dividend given to DOT.
7. Cash balance of about Rs.40,000 crore of BSNL in the banks were gradually taken away by the government on one pretext or other. First it was about Rs. 12,500 crores interest for a notional loan of Rs. 7,500 crore, which was never given. Rs. 18,500 crore was taken as cost of spectrum, while the amount paid by the private operators was only about Rs. 5,000 to 6,000. This was done by compelling BSNL to take licence all over India, not allowing to participate in the tender and charging at the highest rates. This way, all the surplus cash was appropriated.
8. As per government orders, pension contribution for the employees is to be on the basis of the actual salary which the employee is drawing. This is to be paid by the BSNL to the government, since the government is paying pension for BSNL absorbed employees as per the agreement in 2000. But the government is forcibly collecting pension contribution on the maximum of the pay scale, all these 18 years. This will come to more than Rs. 6,000 crore at the least.
9. The BWA spectrum was returned to the government since it was not useful, but the payment already made to the government is not refunded so far despite assurances.
10. At the time of formation of BSNL, it was assured that since the company is providing services in the villages, remote areas, naxal affected areas, border areas etc., which are loss making and in which the private companies are not interested, government will assist BSNL through Access Deficit Charge (ADC), Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) etc. to ensure communications services throughout the country. These were all withdrawn within a few years without any justification.
11. In the same way, all government projects like NOFN, NFS etc are allotted to BSNL to implement, but at the same time, sufficient funds are not allotted. In fact, to complete these projects for the government, the company has to spend much more than what is paid by the government. Further a good portion of the work force has to be utilised for the same adversely affecting regular service.
12. 4G Spectrum, which has been allotted to the private companies two years back, is not allotted to BSNL, hampering its upgradation of services. Govt. tried formation of separate Tower Company to destroy BSNL, by hiving of the money earning sector.
13. BSNL is in loss for the past few years due to the above as also due to cut throat competition, which has resulted in the lowest charge for telecom services throughout the world. All the private companies are also in loss. Bank loans of more than one lakh crore are to be paid by Idea, Vodafone etc. Though Reliance Jio says they are in profit by manipulating accounts, it is in loss of more than Rs.2 lakh crore. This is now mainly due to the predatory prices being started by Reliance Jio to finish all other companies including BSNL.
14. After the entry of Reliance Jio, the Government has been giving undue favours to it. Prime Minister Modi’s photo was put in the front page advertisements of Reliance Jio, as if the Prime Minister himself is its Brand Ambassador. They were allowed to continue special offers for more than 6 months against the existing regulation, below cost tariffs were introduced; cables were laid without the permission the local authorities etc.
15. The officers who questioned such illegal and irregular activities were shunted from top posts. J.S.Deepak, Secretary, DOT was shunted to another department for enquiring TRAI why no action is taken about the predatory pricing of Jio. Ravi Shankar Prasad, Communication Minister was probably shunted out as he started actions to improve the BSNL services.
16. NITI Ayog recommended for closure or privatisation of BSNL. It is pertinent in this context to mention the statement of Mukesh Ambani, owner of Reliance Jio, that BSNL is its only competitor. Despite all the competition and anti-policy of the government BSNL is increasing its market share from 9.4 to 9.76 and also mobile connections.
17. BSNL requires loan for developmental activities. But the government is not permitting to avail loan. In fact all other companies are doing their business only by taking loans which have gone up to more than Rs. 3 or 4 lakh crore.
18. Government is proposing VRS for more than 54,000 employees from the existing 1.76 lakh workforce. When the workforce was more than 3.5 lakhs, BSNL was making good profits. By implementing VRS, no company has improved. Case of MTNL for study. Reducing the work force will only be detrimental.
19. BSNL has suggested monetisation of the building, land asset etc. to pass over the crisis. This is not allowed at first. Now the govt is proposing monetisation of assets for the expenditure towards VRS.
20. The All Unions and Associations of BSNL (AUAB), the joint platform of the BSNL officers and employees, is on continuous struggles, strikes and agitation to improve the services and against privatisation and closure. That is why the government is unable to implement its anti-BSNL programmes easily. Three days strike was organised recently demanding 4G spectrum, permission to take loans, refund of extra collected pension contribution etc.
21. While special cabinet meeting was held to find out methods to assist the Jet Airways, which is in distress, the government is not taking any such steps to assist its own company BSNL.
22. If BSNL is privatised, the present lowest telecom charges will be astronomically increased by the private companies as a cartel. It was only when BSNL entered the mobile sector, that the charges were reduced to more than half. Disappearance of BSNL will not only adversely affect the BSNL subscribers, but the entire 120 crores of mobile subscribers, as all of them will have to pay the higher tariff, which will be introduced.
23. Salary for the month of February was delayed by the management probably to compel the workers to opt for VRS. Ten years back, the proposal to implement VRS for one lakh workers could not be implemented due to agitation by workers. Nobody opted.
24. BSNL can be made profitable and service improved by:
a) Allot 4 G Spectrum immediately followed by 5G spectrum.
b) Allow BSNL to take loan for developmental activities.
c) Refund all dues to BSNL including refund of extra collected pension contribution, service dues by central government, refund of interest collected for the notional loan etc.
d) Stop the unjustified favouritism to Reliance Jio, violating all rules and regulations.
e) Discuss with the employees’ unions/associations for improvement of services.
f) Implement Pay Revision, Pension Revision etc from the due date, w.e.f. 01-012017
g) Withdraw the proposal to send out 54,000 workers through VRS. Make payment of wages to the contract workers coming to about one lakh, which payment is delayed for 3 to 10 months.
h) There is good news that BSNL has earned about Rs.6500 crores in the Enterprises sector, despite stiff competition.
i) Restore the USOF, ADC etc. to cover up the loss of providing universal connectivity including remote localities, border areas etc.
Fill up all the posts of Directors of the company, including that of Director (Finance) which is vacant for years together.

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“Save Democracy” – Verify at least 50% votes by VVPAT- Opposition parties

14 Sunday Apr 2019

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Raising doubts over the credibility of EVMs, a number of opposition parties Sunday said they will move the Supreme Court again to demand verification of at least 50 per cent of votes by paper trail.

Opposition parties, including the Congress, Telugu Desam Party (TDP), Samajwadi Party, CPI and CPI(M), jointly addressed a press conference to highlight the issue of transparency in the election process and protection of voter rights with a call to “save democracy”.

Delhi Chief Minister and AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of “programming” electronic voting machines to win the Lok Sabha elections, while his Andhra Pradesh counterpart Chandrababu Naidu said 21 political parties have demanded verification of VVPAT paper trails of 50 per cent of the EVMs.

Naidu on Saturday had met Chief Election Commissioner Sunil Arora to raise the issue of EVM malfunctioning.

The demand by the parties comes in the peak of the election season.The first of the seven phases of the Lok Sabha polls was held on April 11. (Ganashakthi)

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