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Monday, August 19, 2019

TN Circle Working Committee - Madurai - 10/08/2019


Circle Working Committee meeting of FNTO, Tamil Nadu Circle was held at Madurai on 10/08/2019 in a grand manner. Sri D.Chandrasekaran, Joint General Secretary and Circle President of the union presided over the meeting and delivered his presidential address. Sri R.Jayabalan, Circle Secretary welcomed everyone and explained the aims and objectives of the meeting. Sri G.Muthukumaran, District Secretary, Karaikudi SSA inaugurated the CWC. Sri K.Vallinayagam, former General Secretary and Advisor of the union delivered his key-note address and introduced an unique method of group discussion among the activists towards the membership verification. After lunch, Sri M.Nainar, District Secretary, Tirunelveli SSA kick-started the debate on organizational review and all the District Secretaries and the Circle Office Bearers participated in the debate effectively. Finally, Sri R.Jayabalan, Circle Secretary of the union summed up the discussions held in the subject Committee and the meeting ended with vote of thanks by Sri S.Parthiban, Circle Treasurer. The District Union of Madurai SSA had made elaborate arrangements for the CWC meeting.

Resolutions passed in the CWC:

1.   BSNL Administration should invite all applicant unions and discuss the 3rd wage revision issue immediately.
2.   BSNL Administration should invite all applicant unions and discuss about the revival package of BSNL immediately.
3.   At the same time, DOT should provide immediate financial assistance for meeting the essential and urgent needs of BSNL. DOT should ensure that BSNL’s service is not affected because of the present financial crisis by releasing the amounts due to BSNL from DOT immediately.
4.   Immediate arrangements should be made to make payment of the wage arrears due to the Contract Labourers for several months, considering the hardships faced by their families.