All India Postal Employee Union, Gr-C is the major constituent of National Federation of Postal Employees - The biggest Federation of the Largest Postal Network of the World highlighting the principles of unity and struggle for the advancement of postal workers
Monday, 28 January 2019
Saturday, 26 January 2019
Friday, 25 January 2019
NOTICE OF FEDERAL EXECUTIVE
National Federation of Postal Employees
1st Floor North Avenue Post Office Building, New Delhi-110 001
Phone: 011.23092771 e-mail: nfpehq@gmail.com
Mob: 9868819295/9810853981 website: http://www.nfpe.blogspot.com
No.PF-01(b)/2019 Dated: 25th January, 2019
NOTICE
It is hereby notified in accordance with Article 12 of the Constitution of NFPE that the meeting of the Federal Executive of National Federation of Postal Employees shall be held at NFPE Office , 1st Floor North Avenue Post Office Building , New Delhi-110 1 on 21st February-2019 from 11A.M.
The following will be the agenda for discussion:
AGENDA
1. Organizational Review.
2. Review of 2 days Nationwide Strike on 8&9 January, 2019..
3. Review of agitational programmes of various affiliates of NFPE and future course of action.
4. Postal Sectional problems arisen out of Technology induction and various New Schemes.
5. Review of Confederation programmes.
6. Any other items with the permission of Chair.
(R.N, Parashar)
Secretary General
Copy to:
1. The Secretary (P), DG Posts, Member (P), DDG (SR) & Director (SR), Dak Bhawan New Delhi-110001
2. All General Secretaries & NFPE Office Bearers.
3. All CPMGS.
4. Office copy.
5. Press
Circle Secretary meets Chief PMG on 24.01.2019
Com. B Samal, Circle Secretary met the Chief PMG, Odisha Circle on 24.01.2019 and discussed with him especially on transfer of PAs on the ground of completion of station tenure of 6 years recently circulated vide Directorate letter No. 141-141/2013-SPB-II, dated 31.07.2018 and 17.01.2019.
The probable difficulties that may arise out of such transfer on completion of station tenure of 6 years was discussed in details in the presence and participation of the AD (Staff). It was requested to interpret the conditions in favour of the officials as far as possible and guide all the Divisional Heads to implement the rotational transfer guidelines to the convenience of the staff members.
The Chief PMG was convinced on the difficulties to be faced both by the officials and by the administration if station tenure condition is strictly implemented without considering flexible conditions already there in the Directorate letter which may favour both the officials and administration.
The Chief PMG guided the AD (Staff) to issue suitable instructions to all the Divisional heads as early as possible so that the recent transfer guidelines may be implemented without any difficulty to the staff members. Action may be taken so that all officials will be comfortably placed as far as practicable.
We hope, necessary guidelines will be issued by Circle Office next week in this regard to protect the interest of the mass.
= B SAMAL =
Circle Secretary
Thursday, 24 January 2019
Latest UPU figures signal potential for growth
23.01.2019 - A promising increase in international postal volumes suggests that the postal market may finally be reaping the rewards of digital transformation, explains UPU economist Mauro Boffa.
While the UPU’s Postal Economic Outlook, published earlier this year, showed promising double-digit volume growth for international postal exchanges in 2016, more recent data shows these figures have accelerated faster than expected.
International postal volumes by tonnage were up 10 percent in September 2018 compared with the same period last year. The results are an encouraging sign, considering important e-commerce events – such as Singles’ Day, Black Friday and the Christmas season – had not yet taken place, suggests UPU economist Mauro Boffa.
The UPU’s long-term analysis has shown that GDP growth has accelerated at a faster pace than growth in postal revenues, with average postal revenue growth marked at 2 percent per year and GDP growth at an average of 3.4 percent. The phenomenon – known as “postal–GDP decoupling” – has been a cause of concern for the postal sector for several years.
“It used to be that postal supply was a complement to the economy, but digitization brought along the challenge of digital substitution,” says Boffa, referring to the replacement of letters as the Post’s primary business. Global figures show that the parcels market’s share in revenues grew from 14.3 percent in 2006 to 22.8 percent in 2016, while letter post’s share fell from 48.3 to 38.9 percent during the same period.
Over the last several years, Posts have been changing up their business models, diversifying their portfolios and developing products that would allow them to take advantage of the quickly changing e-commerce market. Consolidation and restructuring are likely responsible for the lag in short-term growth but are an investment in the Post’s long-term prosperity.
Boffa explains that the accelerated growth in international postal exchanges could mean that the postal sector is back on track to reap the rewards of its complementary role in e-commerce, provided that trade policy uncertainty and geopolitical tensions do not cloud next year’s economic growth. This is a risk already acknowledged by the International Monetary Fund, which revised its October estimates on 2018 GDP growth downward to 3.7% (0.2 percentage points lower than the organization’s April forecast).
Emerging models
Though there is no uniform model for revenue segmentation, the UPU’s figures show three emerging business models.
The Africa, Arab and Asia-Pacific regions have demonstrated a trend of diversification beyond parcels and logistics, toward financial and other services.
On the other hand, industrialized countries and Latin America are moving toward diversification into parcels and logistics while maintaining letter post as their core business.
Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States have increased their reliance on letter post driven by e-commerce–related small packets.
Surprising market
While digitization has led to the decline in the letters business, it seems to have created a surprising boom in philately. The Internet has made it easier for stamp collectors to find what they are looking for and has connected Posts to a global philatelic market.
Though philatelic products represent only a small portion of revenue for most Posts worldwide, data collected by the UPU since 2004 shows that philatelic revenues have continued to grow, representing 1.8 billion SDR (2.5 billion USD) of global postal revenues reported by designated operators in 2016.
The trend is especially prevalent in Asia-Pacific, likely thanks to an emerging upper middle class.
“Philatelic products are seen as a luxury collectible,” explains Boffa.
For a more in-depth review of the latest UPU postal statistics and a look at where the sector is heading, check out the UPU’s Postal Economic Outlook 2018: www.upu.int/en/resources/postal-statistics/latest-results.html.
This article first appeared in the December 2018 issue of UPU’s Union Postale magazine.
National Secretariat meeting of Confederation of Central Govt Employees & Workers - on 15-02-2019
CONFEDERATION OF CENTRAL GOVT EMPLOYEES & WORKERS
Central Head Quarters: 1st Floor, North Avenue Post Office Building, New Delhi – 110 001
No.CONF/GEN/2016-19 Dt. 20-01-2019
NOTICE FOR THE NATIONAL SECRETARIAT MEETING
Dear Comrades,
National Secretariat Meeting of Central Govt Employees & Workers will be held on 15thFebruary 2019 (15-02-2019-Friday)at NFPE office, 1st Floor, North Avenue Post Office Building, New Delhi – 100 001 at 03.00pm.
All National Secretariat members are requested to attend the meeting
The following shall be the agenda of the meeting.
Agenda
1. 2019 January 8th & 9th All India Strike -- Review
2. Confederation 10 points Charter of demands – Future course of action.
3. NPS – Building up of joint movement of like-minded organizations and future course of action.
4. All India Trade Union Camp – Finalizing venue and dates.
5. Financial Review.
6. Any other items with the permission of the Chair.
Yours fraternally,
M.KRISHNAN
Copy to:-
1. Com.K.K.N.Kutty, President, Confederation.
2. All National Secretariat members - Refer previous intimation through whatsapp / SMS.
POSTMAN CIRCLE INAUGURATED ON SUNDAY (13.01.2019) IN BELAGAVI (KARNATAKA)
The Postman is the most familiar face and an important member of the society. When people speak about the Department of Posts what they visualize is the ‘Postman’.
Postmen remained familiar to us for more than a century and remembered for all the good reasons of joy that they bring along; be it the villages, metro cities or even the remotest parts of our county – they make their presence felt, everywhere, every passing day and touch upon the hearts of millions. Postmen carry great responsibilities in delivering letters, parcels, money orders, gifts and now even the banking services door-to-door.
They leave no stone unturned to ensure delivering mail and bring love, joy and affection, in fact, the messenger of all that are part and parcel of the society.
This event of installing the Postman Statue may be the first in India and also in the world. This is a great event in the history of Belagavi city and its beautification. It may also be the great event in the Postal Department’s history to honour the postman staff by installing a Postman statue in recognition of their untiring services rendered.
The Supdt. of Post Offices, Belagavi Division and its staff have decided to recognize the services rendered by the Postman staff all these years and have decided to install a Postman Statue in front of the Head Post Office.
The Department in consultation with the Cantonment Board have decided to name the circle as “POSTMAN CIRCLE” (junction near Head Post office, Amba Bhavan) and the erstwhile Telegraph Road will be renamed as “HEAD POST OFFICE ROAD”.
All the officials and officers of the Department of Posts of Belagavi division have contributed towards the cost of the Postman Statue. Member of Parliament, Belagavi Suresh Angadi, has allotted Rs.5,00,000/- towards the installation of the platform and its beautification to the Cantonment Board. Both the Cantonment Board and the HESCOM authorities have helped the Department of Posts in the beautification of the circle.
The Postman Statue is made of bronze and weighing 350 Kg and has a height of 8 feet and made by noted artist Vinayak Manohar Patil. It took the artist 6 months to make the statue.
The event of installing the Postman Statue is also a step in beautifying Belagavi City. In the later stage, a small garden and lighting will be done around the statue and the circle.
All the members of the public were also invited to grace the function at Belagavi Head Post Office on 13th Jan. 2019 at 1100 hours.
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