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Postal staff to hold federal executive meeting in City
By Our Staff Reporter
HYDERABAD, SEPT. 16. The National Federation of Postal Employees
(NFPE) will hold its Federal Executive session here on September
18 and 19 to take stock of the Geeta Krishnan Committee report
recommending downsizing of the Postal Department and
privatisation of its services.
The Federal Executive, which comprises representatives of all
postal employees, will formulate an alternate policy and
deliberate upon the failure of the Government to settle the
agreed demands. The two-day meet is a prelude to the Federal
Council session of NFPE at Kolkata scheduled to be held in
October.
Mr. Prabhakar Nair, secretary general, Confederation of CGES and
Workers, told presspersons on Sunday that the Geeta Krishnan
Committee recommendations, if implemented, would destroy the well
established public communication system besides rendering
hundreds of workers jobless. The federal executive would take an
appropriate decision to save the Department and the employees in
the public interest.
Among other things, the Committee recommended closure of single
handed and double handed Post Offices, stopping filling of vacant
posts and banning recruitment, abolishing of Mail Motor Service,
privatisation of mail clearance from letter boxes, privatisation
of delivery of ordinary mail, corporatisation of speed post, e-
mail and satellite posts, handing over of sale of stamps and
stationary to PCOs on profits sharing basis.
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