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Constitute a Joint Committee to examine the anomalies pertaining to the Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme (MACPS)

May 5, 2010 admin 9 Comments

  

MODIFIED ASSURED CAREER PROGRESSION SCHEME – JOINT COMMITTEE

  

No.11/1/2010-JCA
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
Department of Personnel & Training

  

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North Block, New Delhi,
Dated the 3rd May 2010

  

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

  

Subject: Constitution of a Joint Committee to examine the Anomalies pertaining to the Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme.

  

              The undersigned is directed to refer the discussions during the second meeting of the National Anomaly Committee held on 27th March 2010 and to state that it has been decided to constitute a Joint Committee to examine the anomalies pertaining to the Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme (MACPS). The Composition of the Joint Committee will be as under:

Officeal Side Staff Side
1.Joint Secretary (Estt), DoP&T- Chairman 1. Shri M. Raghvahiya
2. Joint Secretary (Pers), Deptt. Of Expenditure. 2. Shri S.K. Vyas
3. Director (E-I), DoPT. 3. Shri C. Srikumar
4. Director1 DS(JCA), DoPT – Member Secy. 4. Shri Umraomal Purohit

  

2. The Joint Committee shall examine all the anomalies pertaining to MACPS forwarded by the Secretary, Staff Side and submit its report to the Chairman of the National Anomaly Committee.

( DINESH KAPILA)
Deputy Secretary (JCA)



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  1. R.Devaraju says

    October 27, 2010 at 4:12 pm

    The Secretary,
    National Anomaly Committee,New Delhi.

    Respected Sir,

    Sub: Anomalies in the pensionary benefits payable to the section of employees absorbed in Autonomous bodies / PSUs etc—Reg.

    I like to submit that several employees including me are affected by the anomaly detailed below. I have represented already on this issue through proper channel. This may please be taken before the committee for dicusion for reasonable solution.

    I was working as AAO in Postal Accounts office, Chennai. I had 23 years service in Postal Department. Then I took appointment in ESI Corporation in 1998. I have further service of 14.5 years in ESIC. I opted for pensionary benefits for the combined service under the Central Government and Employees State Insurance Corporation as per the pension rules of Government of India at that time. I am likely to get only DCRG and full pension after retirement from ESIC.
    When a Government servant is absorbed in an Autonomous body / PSUs etc, he will have
    an option (a) to receive pro rata retirement pensionary benefits or (b) continue to have the pensionary benefit of combined service under the Government and in the Autonomous Body. Under the option (a), 100% commutation of pension was paid up to 1995 if opted for it. Such employee was not entitled to get anything from his parent department there after. This option shall be exercised within six months. Since I desired full pension, I opted (b) for combined pensionary benefits. My friends opted (a) i.e pro rata pension. The pensionary benefits, due for my 23 years service, was paid by Postal Department to Employees State Insurance Corporation for counting my service in order to provide combined service pension after retirement.

    Thereafter, the various pension rules amended subsequently have extended additional benefits such as restoration of 1/3 rd commuted pension to the employees opted for lump sum payment on absorption. Others are drawing monthly pension. Dearness Relief on pension is also given from 1999 onwards. The sixth central pay commission has granted full pension for 20 years service which is more beneficial to absorbed employees opted pro-rata pension. Thus attractive pensionary benefits are extended to the employees opted (a) whereas the employees opted (b) for combined pension are fully ignored, discriminated and denied such benefits.

    I want to submit that the parent department is gaining by not restoring / paying 1/3 commuted value of pension with DA monthly and Employees State Insurance Corporation is benefited by receipt of undue pensionary benefits from parent department whereas I am discriminated by virtue of the option exercised at the time of absorption based on the pension rules of those days. My colleagues are enjoying additional pensionary benefits since they have opted for pro rata pension. Since the option given at the time of absorption is null and void and meaningless on account of attractive benefits granted to one section of employees discriminating the other, the Confederation is requested to take up this anomaly before the National Anomaly Committee and cause necessary action for the issue of suitable orders granting the following benefits to the employees opted for pension under combined service.
    1. The Parent department (Postal department) shall be ordered to restore 1/3rd commuted value of pension after 15 years from the date of absorption.
    2. The ESI Corporation (the Autonomous body) shall refund the undue pensionary benefits along with interest to me which was collected by it from the parent department. It may retain proportionate pensionary benefits for 5.5 years required to sanction full pension after retirement, since option was already exercised for full pension.

    R.Devaraju Jt.Director,Employees State Insurance Corporation, Chennai.

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  2. R.Devaraju says

    October 27, 2010 at 3:57 pm

    The Secretary, Confederation of Central Government Employees.
    Respected Sir,

    Sub: Anomalies in the pensionary benefits payable to the section of employees
    absorbed in Autonomous bodies / PSUs etc—Reg.

    I was working as AAO in Postal Accounts office, Chennai. I had 23 years service in Postal Department. Then I took appointment in ESI Corporation in 1998. I have further service of 14.5 years in ESIC. I opted for pensionary benefits for the combined service under the Central Government and Employees State Insurance Corporation as per the pension rules of Government of India at that time. I am likely to get only DCRG and full pension after retirement from ESIC.
    When a Government servant is absorbed in an Autonomous body / PSUs etc, he will have
    an option (a) to receive pro rata retirement pensionary benefits or (b) continue to have the pensionary benefit of combined service under the Government and in the Autonomous Body. Under the option (a), 100% commutation of pension was paid up to 1995 if opted for it. Such employee was not entitled to get anything from his parent department there after. This option shall be exercised within six months. Since I desired full pension, I opted (b) for combined pensionary benefits. My friends opted (a) i.e pro rata pension. The pensionary benefits, due for my 23 years service, was paid by Postal Department to Employees State Insurance Corporation for counting my service in order to provide combined service pension after retirement.

    Thereafter, the various pension rules amended subsequently have extended additional benefits such as restoration of 1/3 rd commuted pension to the employees opted for lump sum payment on absorption. Others are drawing monthly pension. Dearness Relief on pension is also given from 1999 onwards. The sixth central pay commission has granted full pension for 20 years service which is more beneficial to absorbed employees opted pro-rata pension. Thus attractive pensionary benefits are extended to the employees opted (a) whereas the employees opted (b) for combined pension are fully ignored, discriminated and denied such benefits.

    I want to submit that the parent department is gaining by not restoring / paying 1/3 commuted value of pension with DA monthly and Employees State Insurance Corporation is benefited by receipt of undue pensionary benefits from parent department whereas I am discriminated by virtue of the option exercised at the time of absorption based on the pension rules of those days. My colleagues are enjoying additional pensionary benefits since they have opted for pro rata pension. Since the option given at the time of absorption is null and void and meaningless on account of attractive benefits granted to one section of employees discriminating the other, the Confederation is requested to take up this anomaly before the National Anomaly Committee and cause necessary action for the issue of suitable orders granting the following benefits to the employees opted for pension under combined service.
    1. The Parent department (Postal department) shall be ordered to restore 1/3rd commuted value of pension after 15 years from the date of absorption.
    2. The ESI Corporation (the Autonomous body) shall refund the undue pensionary benefits along with interest to me which was collected by it from the parent department. It may retain proportionate pensionary benefits for 5.5 years required to sanction full pension after retirement, since option was already exercised for full pension.

    R.Devaraju Jt.Director,Employees State Insurance Corporation, Chennai.

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  3. D.J.VAGHELA says

    June 11, 2010 at 12:50 pm

    SIR ,
    I joined the DAD on 18/12/1986 as an auditor. I got promotion as Sr.Auditor on 18/10/1993 .Now in 6th pay commission I got 2nd MACP with Grade Pay Rs.4600. I understand that it should be Rs 4800/ Pl. let me know the correct position
    and clarify the matter.
    Thanking You,
    D.J.VAGHELA

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  4. pushparajan says

    May 26, 2010 at 5:07 am

    pl clarify to dattas
    i was join 25.08.1987 as ssw, promoted sw on 31.05.1991, and 30.05.1995 as HS-II and MCM 20.05.2003 present GP 2800. when will get gp 4200.
    thanking you
    pushparajan
    [email protected]

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