Monday, May 9, 2016

Honarable MoS has assured positively to enhance the minimum pay, multiplying factor of 7th CPC

Hon’ble MoS has assured positively to enhance the minimum pay, multiplying factor of 7th CPC

BHARATIYA PRATIRAKSHA MAZDOOR SANGH
(An Industrial unit of Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh)
Recognized by Ministry of Defence, Govt of India
02 A, Naveen Market Kanpur – 208001

REF: BPMS / Circular / 17th TC / 01
Dated: 07.05.2016
To,
Office Bearers & CEC Members BPMS,
President / Secretary of unions
affiliated to BPMS.

Subject: Meeting with MoS, DoP&T Dr. Jitendra Singh.

Dear Brothers & Sisters,

Namaskar,

I hope that all of you will be quite well. This is to inform you that today (07.05.2016), a meeting held with Hon’ble MoS, DoP&T Dr. Jitendra Singh, attended by Shri Sadhu Singh, Shri Virendra Sharma along with other office bearers of Railways, Postal, Autonomous Bodies under the leadership of Shri Pawan Kumar, Regional Organizing Secretary Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh.

Hon’ble MoS has assured that the Government of India is considering positively to enhance the minimum pay, multiplying factor of 07th CPC. But exact amount / number would be decided / declared by the Cabinet Committee.

He further assured that DoP&T is actively considering for grant of one time relaxation for compassionate appointment in Ministry of Defence.

For payment of Bonus arrears to Central Government employees, he is going to write a letter to finance Minister, Govt of India to issue necessary directives.

Hon’ble Defence Minister has fulfilled his promise / statement of 17th Triennial Conference of BPMS regarding Ordnance Factories Recruitment Centre (OFRC) on 29th April, 2016.

All of you are requested to give it a wide publicity through gate meetings, print and electronic media, press conference etc.
With regards,
Brotherly yours
Mukesh Singh
Dy General Secretary
Source-bpms.org.in

7th Pay Commission – Cabinet Ready to Accept Secretaries Group Recommendations – Jaitley too Goes Soft

7th Pay Commission – Cabinet Ready to Accept Secretaries Group Recommendations – The finance minister on the personnel side,  will take care of higher take away better than the 7th Pay commission recommendations. A 13 members secretary-level Empowered Committee or Secretaries group, led by cabinet Secretary P K Sinha was formed in January to review

7thCPC-recommendations

7th Pay Commission – Cabinet Ready to Accept Secretaries Group Recommendations – The finance minister on the personnel side,  will take care of higher take away better than the 7th Pay commission recommendations.

A 13 members secretary-level Empowered Committee or Secretaries group, led by cabinet Secretary P K Sinha was formed in January to review the recommendations of 7th Pay Commission before cabinet nod and the Secretaries group is likely to submit its report before June 30.

The 7th Pay Commission headed by Justice A K Mathur proposed the highest salary at Rs 250,000 and the lowest at Rs 18,000. The commission also recommended 14.27 per cent increase in basic pay, 23.55% overall increase in salary, allowances and pensions. The increase in allowances was recommended 63% while pension was proposed to rise 24%.

The move was the lowest increase in 70 years.

A Senior official in Finance Ministry, familiar with the 7th pay commission matter said in anonymous, the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is sure that his Ministry will be able to find the money to back the cabinet the pay plan of central government employees.

“The finance minister on the personnel side,  will take care of higher take away better than the 7th Pay commission recommendations,” the reliable sources added.

The Secretaries group is likely to propose 30 percent basic pay raise instead of 14.27 per cent as a way to both boost central government employees’ take home pay and its efforts to fight inflation that year by year surges to a very high.

The central government employees pay raise is expected to be tied to the anticipated rise in private sector wages in the upcoming months.


The previous 6th Pay Commission had recommended a 20 per cent hike, which the then government doubled while implementing it in 2008.

Sources said that the higher pay raise is needed for the central government employees to stay competitive in purchasing power and inflation.

“The central government employees, by practice are entitled to a 30% pay increase in their income and the ministry will take the proper step in ensuring that they do receive it,” reliable sources added.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has also been provisioned Rs 70,000 crore in the Union Budget 2016-17 to meet the demand for the 7th Pay commission award that is expected to be effective from January 2016.

The central government employees are expected to get their pay hike from July after cabinet nods to the recommendations.

NPS Subscription earns double digit yearly returns for the past 5 years

The average NPS fund has given 100-125 basis points more than what the retirement savings of the estimated 3.7 crore EPF subscribers have earned during this period.

NPS Subscription earns double digit yearly returns for the past 5 years which comparatively higher than EPF interest rates – Central and state government employees covered by the scheme earned between 9.3% and 10.15% during this period.

If the 5 basis point hike in interest rate of the Employees’ Provident Fund (EPF) made subscribers smile, those covered by the New Pension System (NPS) must be laughing.

Most NPS investors earned double-digit returns in the past 3-5 years. Central and state government employees covered by the scheme earned between 9.3% and 10.15% during this period.

The performance of individual schemes is not very helpful because NPS investors put money in a combination of funds. Therefore Economic Times studied the blended returns of four different combinations of the equity, corporate debt and gilt funds. Ultra-safe investors are assumed to have put 60% in gilt funds, 40% in corporate bond funds and nothing in equity funds.

A conservative investor would put 20% in stocks, 30% in corporate bonds and 50% in gilts. A balanced allocation would put 33.3% in each of the three classes of funds while an aggressive investor would invest the maximum 50% in the equity fund, 30% in corporate bonds and 20% in gilts. The table shows the average blended returns of the seven pension funds.

Admittedly, the short-term picture of the NPS is not very encouraging because of the negative returns from stocks in the past one year. Aggressive investors have earned less than 3% and balanced investors made only 4.93%, though ultra-safe investors who stayed away from stocks got 8.89%.

But the long-term picture is different. On average, gilt funds have given 9.75% annualised returns while corporate debt funds have churned out more than 11% in the past five years. As a result, the average return for ultra-safe investors in the past five years is in double digits.

The average NPS fund has given 100-125 basis points more than what the retirement savings of the estimated 3.7 crore EPF subscribers have earned during this period. “Even a 100 basis point higher return can make large impact on the corpus in the long term,” says Sumit Shukla, CEO of HDFC Pension Fund.

Will the good times continue for gilt funds and corporate bond funds? Experts say this trend will not stay forever. “NPS is a long-term investment and the bonds are predominantly held to maturity. Over a longer period, the portfolios will deliver returns similar to the yield-to-maturity of the bonds in the portfolios,” says Manoj Nagpal, CEO of Outlook Asia Capital. The average yield-to-maturity of the bonds is roughly 8.4%, which is higher than the PPF rate but lower than what the EPF offers.

Should you switch from EPF to NPS?

This raises the critical question: should you switch from EPF to the pension scheme? The proposal to switch from EPF to NPS was announced in last year’s budget and this year’s budget extended a onetime tax exemption to such a shift.

A legislation to amend the Employees’ Provident Fund & Miscellaneous Provisions Act has already been framed and is lying with the Law Ministry. The amendment allows EPF subscribers to make a one-time switch to the NPS. Once he shifts to NPS, the employee will have a one-time chance to return to the EPF fold.

But experts believe it may not be a wise move to shift your retirement savings to the NPS because of the difference in tax treatment. While the EPF corpus is completely tax free, this year’s budget has proposed to make 40% of the NPS tax free.

Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) chairman Hemant Contractor says there should be tax parity in all retirement products.

“Why would anybody want to shift his money from the fully tax-free EPF to the NPS where only 40% of the corpus will escape tax? If there is parity in the tax treatment, a lot of subscribers would shift from EPF to NPS,” he told Economic Times recently.

For investors, the tax benefits are an important consideration. The new tax deduction offered on the NPS attracted investors in a big way in 2014-15, with almost 1.2 lakh new voluntary accounts opened during the year. Within nine months, the assets under management of funds for the private sector shot up more than three-fold from Rs 6,361 crore in April 2015 to touch Rs 20,261 crore by December 31, 2015.

Financial advisors see another problem in the NPS. At least 40% of the maturity corpus has to be put in an annuity to earn a monthly pension. Annuity rates in India are very low compared to what other options can offer.

The Senior Citizens’ Saving Scheme, for instance, gives 8.6% returns compared to 6.75% offered by annuities that return the principal after death. The PFRDA wants that the investor should be allowed to look beyond annuities.

Source: The Economic Times

Revision of minimum rates of wages and variable dearness allowance w.e.f. 01.04.2016

Revision of minimum rates of wages and variable dearness allowance w.e.f. 01.04.2016

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS
(RAILWAY BOARD)
RBE No.37/ 2016
No.2016/E (LL)/AT/MW/1
New Delhi dated: 29.04.2016
The General Managers, Zonal Railways, Production Units and PSUs,
Metro Railway, Kolkata, CORE, Allahabad
The General Managers,(Construction), All Indian Railways
The Director General, RDSO, Lucknow
The DG/Railway Staff College, Vadodara
The Directors, IRICEN, IRIEEN, IRISET, IRIMEE, IRITM
The CAO, COFMOW, Tilak Bridge, New Delhi
The CAO, Rail Coach Factory / Raebareli, Kishan Ganj, Delhi-7
The CAO, Rail Wheel Plant, Bela

Sub: Revision of minimum rates of wages and variable dearness allowance w.e.f. 01.04.2016.

A copy each of Orders No.(i)1/13(3)/2016-LS.II, (ii) 1/13/(4)/2016-LS.II, (iii) 1/13/(5)2016-LS.II, (iv) 1/13/(6)/2016-LS.II and (v) 1/13/(7)2016- LS.II dated 31.01.2016 revising the rates of variable dearness allowance for contract workers engaged in (i) Construction or maintenance of roads or in Building operations etc. (ii) Stone mines for Stone breaking & Stone Crushing, (iii) loading and unloading operations in railway goods sheds, parcel offices of Railways, (iv) Employment of Sweeping and Cleaning excluding activities prohibited under the Employment of Manual Scavengers and Construction of Dry Latrines (Prohibition) Act, 1993 and (v) employment of Watch and Ward respectively is sent herewith for information and strict compliance. The rates are applicable w.e.f. 01.04.2016.

2. Railways, being Principal Employer are required to ensure that the contractors are complying with the provisions of the Contract Labour(R&A) Act, 1970 and Minimum wages Act, 1948 strictly and arranging prescribed minimum wages to the contract labourers.

3. This issues with the concurrence of the Finance Directorate of Ministry of Railways. Please acknowledge receipt.
(D.V.Rao)
Director Establishment (LL)
Source:  NFIR

Abolition of 85% posts in the grade of LDC

Decision was taken by the Cabinet after considering the recommendations of the report of First Cadre Restructuring of CSS.

Abolition of 85% post falling vacant and meant for direct recruitment in the grade of JSA (erstwhile LDC)

DoPT has abolished 85% reservation for direct recruitment quota in the grade of JSA (erstwhile LDC) of CSCS based on Cadre Restructure committee recommendations.

No. 13/3/2016-CS.II(B)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
Department of Personnel and Training
(CS.II Division)
3rd Floor, Lok Nayak Bhawan,
Khan Market, New Delhi – 110 003.
Dated: 5th May, 2016.

 OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Abolition of 85% post falling vacant meant for direct recruitment in the grade of JSA(erstwhile LDC)-reg.
In pursuance of DoP&T’s O.M. No. 9/2/2003-CS-ll dated 20th April, 2005, it was decided to abolish 85% of the posts falling vacant on or after 03-10-2003 meant for direct recruitment quota in the grade of JSA (erstwhile LDC) of CSCS. The said decision was taken by the Cabinet after considering the recommendations of the report of First Cadre Restructuring of CSS.

2. However, it is observed that though a number of the cadre units have achieved the target of abolition of 85% of the posts falling vacant on or after 03-10-2003 meant for direct recruitment in the grade of JSA(erstwhile LDC) of CSCS every year. Some cadre units as shown in Annexure still have to achieve the target.

3. The Ministries/Departments shown in the Annexure are requested to take necessary action to abolish the remaining posts immediately and furnish a compliance report to DoP&T by 13th May, 2016 along-with a copy of the Office Order of the number of posts abolished. The deadline may please be strictly adhered to.


(Rajesh Sarswat)
Under Secretary to the Govt. of India

Download DoPT OM No. 13/3/2016-CS.II(B) dated 05.05.2016

7th pay commission: Central govt employees to get single-tier pay band

7th pay commission: Central govt employees to get single-tier pay band

New Delhi: With the delay in implementation of 7th pay commission, every day the media gets abuzz with some information on its recommendation and on the various ways in which it can benefit crores of Central government employees.

Fresh in the buzz is that the review committee, which was set up to study the recommendations of the 7th pay commission is likely to propose a simpler pay structure.

This will make the pay band more understandable. As per media reports the review committee has suggested that the new pay structure be a single-tier band, where the component of the salary will not be made up in two parts as is the practice — one is the pay band and the other being the additional grade pay.

The government had set up the high-powered panel headed by Cabinet Secretary P K Sinha to process the recommendations of the 7th Pay Commission which will have bearing on the remuneration of 47 lakh central government employees and 52 lakh pensioners.

The government has earlier stated that implementation of new pay scales recommended by the 7th Pay Commission is estimated to put an additional burden of Rs 1.02 lakh crore, or 0.7 percent of GDP, on the exchequer in 2016-17.

Source : Zee News

New form to claim tax rebate on LTA, HRA

New form to claim tax rebate on LTA, HRA

NEW DELHI: The income tax department has come out with a standard Form 12BB for salaried taxpayers to claim tax deduction on leave travel allowance concession (LTA,LTC), house rent allowance (HRA) and interest paid on home loans.

Taxpayers will have to furnish to their employers proof of travel in Form 12BB for claiming LTA,LTC benefits. In case of HRA, the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) requires employees to furnish details like name, address and PAN number of the landlord if the aggregate rent paid exceeds Rs 1 lakh a year.

For claiming deduction of interest on home loan, the name, address and PAN of the lender will have to be furnished. Evidence of investment or expenditure will have to be provided for claiming tax deduction under Chapter VI-A.

Chapter VI-A pertains to allowable deductions under Section 80C, Section 80CCC, Section 80CCD as well as other sections like 80E, 80G and 80TTA.

The CBDT, in the same order, also extended the time limit for depositing tax deducted at source (TDS) on transfer of immovable property from 7 to 30 days. Also, the due date for filing quarterly TDS returns in Form 24Q, 26Q and 27Q was extended by 15 days.

The amended rules will be applicable from June 1, 2016, the CBDT said. Under section 80C, a deduction of Rs 1.5 lakh can be claimed from total taxable income if invested spent in employee’s share of PF contribution, life insurance, etc.

Source : Economic Times

kVS transfer guidelines 2016-17

KVS transfer guidelines 2016-17
ANNEXURE-I
KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SANGATHAN (HQ)
NEW DELHI
TRANSFER GUIDELINES
2016
KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA SANGATHAN

TRANSFER GUIDELINES FOR TEACHERS UPTO PGTs & OTHERS UPTO ASSISTANT 2016

1. OBJECTIVE
Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan shall strive to maintain equitable distribution of its employees across all locations to ensure efficient functioning of the organization and optimize job satisfaction amongst employees. All employees are liable to be transferred anywhere in India at any point of time and transfer to a desired location can’t be claimed as a matter of right. While effecting transfers the organizational interest shall be given uppermost consideration and that the problems and constraints of employee shall remain subservient.

2. DEFINITION
S.NoTermsExplanations
1TenureThe term shall be applicable only in respect of Hard/Very Hard/ NEF Stations: 02 years for Very Hard and 03 years for Hard & NEF stations to be reckoned on 30th June of the year.Clarification:-Tenure of 03 years in the case of Hard and NER Stations shall not be applicable to those employees who have been posted earlier with 02 years tenure. The new tenure of 03 years shall be made operative for employees transferred/ posted w.e.f. 2016-17.
2Hard/ Very Hard StationAs notified by the KVS from time to time. The existing list of places would continue to operate when these guidelines come into operation.
3Physically Challenged EmployeeThose who are in receipt of Conveyance Allowance at double the rate prescribed for other employees or any employee with more than 40% disability on production of Medical Certificate from Govt. Hospital issued by competent Medical Authority/ Board.
4APARAnnual Performance Appraisal Report.
5OrganizationKendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan or any office or school under its administrative control.
6LocationA Kendriya Vidyalaya or any other office of KVS located in a place.
7StationA city/ town/ metropolis as notified by the KVS with a unique three digit code. More than one Kendriya Vidyalaya/ Office can be located at a station.
8MDGSeparately defined in Annexure – I.
9DFPIncidence of Death of Spouse/ own Son/ own Daughter, if occurred in the last two years as on 30th June of the year.
10LTRRetirement due within next three years as on 30th June.
11Transfer CountTotal score of points allotted to different factors relevant for a request transfer as per clause 10.
12Displacement CountTotal score of points allotted to different factors that determine the displacement of an employee from a station as per clause 6.
  1. APPLICABILITY & TRANSFER PROCESS 
The guidelines shall be applicable to all categories of Teachers, Librarian, Head Master, Assistant and all Group C employees. Transfer shall be effected in the light of provisions contained in clauses 5,6,7,8,9,10 and 11 of the guidelines, wherein criteria on the basis of assigning appropriate points to relevant factors of transfer and using the cumulative score as the basis of transfer, has been prescribed.
  • As far as possible KVS will invite Annual Transfer Applications through an ONLINE process. Annual Transfers will also be operated on the basis of computer database.
  • All Transfer orders during Annual Transfer will be displayed on the website of the KVS (HQ).
  1. TYPES OF TRANSFER
Transfer may broadly be classified in two types, viz., Administrative Transfer, which the KVS orders suo motu in the exigencies of service and administration and in public interest, and Request Transfer which is effected bases on the request of an employee.
  1. ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFER OF EMPLOYEES
Through such transfer KVS shall ordinarily :
  1. Redeploy surplus staff in excess of sanctioned strength at a location to other location against sanctioned vacancies.
  2. Post employees in Hard/ Very Hard/ NER stations.
  3. Displacement of an employee from a location to accommodate the request of an employee who is LTR/DFP/MDG/PH employee/Widow/Single Parent.

    1. Transfer of Non-teaching staff upto Assistant in KVS and other offices of KVS after completion of a tenure of 05 year in a KV and / or 10 years continuously on a station in the same post. Not more than 1/3rd of such employees shall be transferred in a year and further that the longest serving employee against this norm shall be transferred first.

    Note:- This Provision has been kept in abeyance due to stay granted by the Hon’ble CAT Ernakulum Bench in the matter.

    1. FACTORS, POINTS AND CALCULATION OF DISPLACEMENT COUNT OF AN EMPLOYEE FOR DISPLACEMENT TRANSFER :-
    Displacement Count of an employee shall be computed by assigning appropriate points to such appropriate factors considered material for displacement as per the following :-
S.NoFactorsPoints (2016-2017)
1Stay at a station in the same post as on 30th June in complete years.Clarification:
  • Period of absence on any account shall also be counted for this purpose.
  • If any employee returns to a station X on request after being transferred from X within three years (three years for NE/ Hard station & 02 years for Very Hard station), the stay of such an employee at X shall be no, of years spent at X before being transferred plus no. Of years spent after coming at X. However, if an employee returns to station after a period of 02 years for Very Hard and & 03 for Hard/ NE station the stay shall be counted afresh.
+2For each completed year
2Annual Performance Appraisal Report Grading for the last two years.+2for each below average grading
3Employees below 40 years (as on 30th June of the year) who have not completed one tenure at hard/ very hard/ NE stations (During entire service on any post).Y/N(Indicate Y for Yes and N for No)
4LTR/DFP/WIDOW/SINGLE PARENT/MDGClarification :-If an employee qualifies for more than one ground the points shall be limited to a maximum of (-) 50 only.-50
5Spouse, if a KVS Employee and posted at the same station-20
5(a)Spouse, if a Defence employee or Central Paramilitary forces posted at the same station.-18
6Physically Challenged employees.-60
7Spouse, if a Govt. Sector Employee and posted at the same station.-15
8Woman employee who is not spouse of a KVS/ Defence/ Govt. Sector employee-6
9Members of recognized associations of KVS staff who are also members of JCM at KVS regional offices and /or KVS Headquarters.-25
10Award winning employees :(a)   National award given by the President of India(b)   KVS National Incentive award
(c)   KVS Regional Incentive Award
Clarification :-
If an employee has won any two or all the three awards then the maximum concession of marks shall be given as – 6
 6-4
-2
11Displacement CountTotal score of all the points
  1. METHOD FOR ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFER
Administrative transfer under clause 5(a) shall be effected in the decreasing order of displacement count of employees holding a post at station to eliminate surplus staff and such staff shall be accommodated against clear vacancies.
Administrative transfer under clause 5(b) shall be effected in the decreasing order of the displacement count of employees holding a post to fill up anticipated vacancies in hard/ Very Hard/ NER/ other desired stations to a desired extent. As regards 5(c), to transfer an employee, as defined in clause 11(a), to a desired station(s) mentioned in his/her request application form, an employee holding the same post with the highest displacement count, subject to not being below D1 as prescribed herein below at the relevant station(s) in the order of preference indicated by an employee, shall be liable to be displaced in the event if, there is no clear vacancy at the station(s). However an employee seeking request transfer within same station can apply for KVS choice but such transfer will be considered only against vacancy and this will not affect station seniority of the employee and will be liable to be transferred/ displaced in public interest.
While displacing an employee in such manner an effort would be made to post such an employee against a choice station indicated in annual transfer application proforma failing which to the nearest vacancy against a clear vacancy. In case of a tie in the displacement count of employees the male employee shall be displaces. In case of a tie between the employees of the same gender the employee with earlier date of joining in present station in present post shall be displaced and in case date of joining also coincided for two or more employees then the youngest employee shall be displaced.
  1. Provided, a cut off mark D1 on Displacement Count may be prescribed on year to year basis below which an employee shall not be displaced in a particular year except under clause 5(a) 5(c) and to accommodate an employee who has completed tenure in NER/Hard/Very Hard station.
  2. Provided, more factors can be added/ deleted and points allocated for different factors can be altered on year to year basis to remediate any imbalance resulting in transfers. Changes shall be notified well in advance before inviting transfer applications.
  3. Provided, an employee with a higher displacement count can be retained if the employee’s services are absolutely crucial in the organizational interest. In such eventuality an employee with next lower displacement count shall be liable to be displaced.
  4. Provided, exemption for one year at a time can be given to an employee or group of employees from displacement for such period owing to circumstances or such other administrative exigencies justifying such exemption.
KVS employees whose children are likely to appear in class XII Board Exams in the transfer year will get exemption of one year.

An Employee who has disabled dependent child may also be considered under this provision on the production of Medical Certificate issued by the competent authority. (For list of disabilities see 11 (e).

  1. Provided, an employee can be transferred from a location if the employee’s stay has become prejudicial to the interest of the organization at any point of time.
  2. Provided further, an employee can be transferred to a location in administrative exigencies without having any regard to the displacement count of the employee.
  3. Provided, an employee can be transferred in public interest from a location to another Location/ station having low staff strength in the same region in the descending order of displacement count after the completion of annual transfer process.
  4. An employee, being surplus and redeployed at some other station under Para 5(a), may be considered for coming back within one year, if vacancy arises later on at the same station from which he/she was transferred out. In the case of more than one such surplus redeployed employees from the same station, the junior most employee in terms of stay at the previous station shall be given first priority, Provided, that he/she makes request for the same.
  1. Employees below 40 years of age (as on 30th June of the year) who have not completed one tenure at hard/ very hard/ NE stations in continuous span in service and not presently posted to such stations and have completed one year stay at present station in the present post, in their decreasing order of Displacement Count can be posted in Hard/ Very Hard/ NER stations Choice stations, if any, for posting in Hard/ Very Hard/ NER station may be indicated in regular annual transfer application. Employees may opt for a posting at hard/ very hard/ NER station. KVS shall post them to such location in a transparent manner as per prescribed calendar of activities. Such transfer though on request shall be treated administrative in nature in accordance with clause 5(b) above.
  1. REQUEST TRANSFER OF EMPLOYEE
Request transfer shall be effected as per the prescribed calendar of activities. Transfer on request shall be effected on the basis of “Transfer Count” of an employee computed by assigning appropriate points to factors considered relevant for transfer. An employee on initial posting on recruitment is normally barred from applying for request transfer for one year in terms of the appointment order. An employee will not be eligible for request transfer twice in an academic year.
  1. FACTORS, POINTS AND CALCULATION OF TRANSFER COUNT OF AN EMPLOYEE FOR REQUEST TRANSFER :-
S.NoFactorsPoints (2016-2017)
1Active Stay at a station as on 30th June for all stations (Periods of continuous absence of 30 days or more at normal station and 45 days for more at Hard/ Very Hard/ NER  stations shall not be counted.)Clarification:-An employee whose transfer order is issued on or after 20th June will be provided a relaxation of 25 days for delay in joining at Hard/ Very Hard and NER station to compute the tenure. The period of 25 days includes period of availed joining time and leaves, if any taken together.+2For each completed year
2Annual Performance Appraisal Report Grading for the last two years. If the report for any of the last two years is not written or is unavailable no point shall be given for the relevant year(s).+2for outstanding grading for each year
3Award winning employees;(a)   National award given by the President of India(b)   KVS National Incentive award
(c)   KVS Regional Incentive Award
Clarification :
If an employee has won any two or all the three awards then the maximum concession of +6 marks shall be given.
+6+4
+2
4Spouse if working in KVS at the requested station or within 100 km.+20
4(a)Spouse if working in Defence at the requested station or within 100 km+18
5Spouse if working in Government Sector at the requested station or within 100 km+15
6LTR/DFP/MDG/Widow/Single Parent. If an employee qualifies for more than one ground the points shall be limited to a maximum of +50 only.If an employee qualifies for more than one ground the points shall be limited to a maximum of +50 only. Further, if an employee has already secured a request transfer in previous year(s) on the basis of these additional points the points shall not given again.+50
7a) Completion of tenure in Hard/ NER stations (03 years)b) Completion of tenure in Very Hard stations (02 years). Counts shall be given only when an employee applies for transfer just after completing the tenure at Hard/ Very Hard/ NER station(s). The maximum points under the head shall remain +55/+60 only.Clarification :-
Tenure of 03 years in the case of Hard and NER stations shall not be applicable to those employees who have been posted earlier with 02 years tenure. The new tenure of 03 years shall be made operative for employees transferred/ posted w.e.f. 2016-17.
+55+60
8Physically challenged employee.Further, if an employee has already secured a request transfer in previous year(s) on the basis of these additional points, the points shall not be given again in the same post.+60
9Woman employeeClarification :-Women employees eligible for points under serial No. 4,5 and 6 herein above shall not be eligible for this Transfer points+6
Transfer CountTotal score of all the points
  1. METHOD FOR REQUEST TRANSFER
Request transfer for a post will be considered at a station only except for request of intra-station transfer and shall be accommodated in decreasing order of “Transfer Count” computed on the basis of clause 10 of competing employees. In case of a tie in the transfer count of two or more employees competing for a location/station the female employee, shall be preferred first. In case of tie in two or more employees of the same gender an employee with an earlier date of joining in present post in present station shall be accommodated and in case, if the date of joining in present post in present station also coincides then the older employee shall be first accommodated. Transfer counts of all request transfer applications shall be displayed on KVS website and the transfer count so displayed shall remain valid till 31st of July of the relevant year and request transfer may be considered for vacancies arising due to retirement or any other reason during the period of validity for which no fresh application shall be invited or considered. Applications shall automatically become infructuous after the expiry of 31st July.
  1. Provided, a cut off mark C1 on transfer count may be prescribed on year to year basis in such a way that an employee whose transfer count is equal to Cl or more may be transferred in one of the desired station(s) even by way of displacement of an employee as per clause 5(c) in the event there is no clear vacancy at the desired station(s). In such cases an employee having the highest displacement count subject to not being below D1 shall be liable to be displaced from within the choice station(s) in order of preference indicated by the needy employee. If no employee holding the same post and having a displacement count D1 or more is found in all the choice station(s) going in order of preference indicated by an employee the request of such a needy employee may not be acceded to.
  2. Provided, a lower cut off mark C2 on Transfer Count may be prescribed on year to year basis below which the request shall not be accommodated in a particular year. Request for transfer of an employee whose transfer count is less than Cl but greater or equal to C2 shall be considered subject to existence of a vacancy in the desired locations/ stations preferably in KVs having more vacancies thereafter in KVs having less vacancies.
  3. Provided, more factors can be added/ deleted, points allocated for different factors can be altered to remediate any imbalance resulting in transfers, on year to year basis. Changes shall be notified well in advance before inviting applications.
  4. Provided further, the request of an employee with a lower transfer count can be accommodated in preference to employee(s) with higher transfer count if the services of such an employee are essential for efficient functioning of the organization or in view of such other circumstances faced by the employee which justifies such out of turn consideration.
  5. Provided that employees with differently abled dependent children should be given posting in ‘A’ & ‘B’ class cities in case they are not able to get transfer to their choice stations indicated. Further in such cases, percentage of disability should be as per DOPT norms.
DOPT OM No. 42011/3/2014-Estt. (Res) dated 05.01.2016 has clarified that the word “disabled” includes (i) blindness or low vision (ii) hearing impairment (iii) locomotor disability or cerebral palsy (iv) leprosy cured (v) mental retardation (vi) mental illness (vii) multiple disabilities (viii) autism (ix) Thalassemia and (x) Haemophilia.
  1. MUTUAL TRANSFER
An employee shall be eligible for seeking a Mutual Transfer at his/ her desired place, if, she/ he full-fills the following conditions :-
  • If, he/she has completed at least 01 year stay in the same post at the same station on the 30th June of the year in which transfer is being sought.
  • Benefit of the Mutual Transfer shall only be allowed twice in the entire Service Period with the condition that the same pair of employees cannot seek the second time Mutual Transfer with each other.
  • The entry for availing the opportunity of a Mutual transfer shall be made in the service records of the employee. Mutual Transfer seeker employees shall apply separately through proper channel after the completion of the normal process of transfer every year & mutual transfer will be ordered at the end of transfer calendar.
 TRANSFER AGAINST NO TAKER VACANCY
  1. KVS will consider the request of employees for the transfer against a NO TAKER vacancy after the completion of the normal transfer process. No taker vacancy means a post which remains vacant after the completion of annual transfer calendar. Transfer seeker employees will apply separately through proper channel after the completion of the normal process of transfer every year & No Taker vacancy transfer will be considered at the end of transfer calendar.
  2. An employee can apply either for a Mutual transfer or a transfer against a NO TAKER vacancy, not for the both.
  • If a KVA employee wants to join his/ her spouse through the “No Taker Vacancy” provision, such an employee will be given top priority. In case Husband and Wife both get transferred in the same year, first one of them gets transferred under the other provisions of the transfer guidelines to a Hard/ Very Hard/ NER station and later on, the other one joins his/ her already transferred spouse through “No Taker Vacancy” provision, the period from 01st July till the date of issue of the transfer order +25 days (25 days includes period of availed joining time and other leaves, if any, taken together) will be counted for the completion of tenure of the spouse getting transferred under “No Taker Vacancy” at a later stage. This way the tenure of both the spouses at a Hard/ Very Hard/ NER stations would be synchronized.
  1. In case of more than one claimant employee for the same post in a Kendriya Vidyalaya (except employees covered under (iii) above, preference shall be given to the employee who will be the Senior Most in terms of service in KVS.
  1. Once the transfer of an employee is ordered by the KVS on the request of an employee during Annual Transfer Process, the same shall not be considered for cancellation or modification before elapsing ONE YEAR, except, for the administrative reasons.
  2. Yoga Teachers can apply for their request transfer to any KV. Transfer of a Yoga Teacher shall be treated as transfer with his/her post.
  1. AUTHORITIES COMPETENT TO EFFECT TRANSFER
Article 15(a)(3) of Education Code for Kendriya Vidyalayas empowers Commissioner, KVS to transfer, post and assign any duties to all officers and staff at the headquarters and Regional Offices as well as Vidyalayas, Therefore, Commissioner shall be competent to exercise all powers under these guidelines to effect transfer and / or grant exemption under various clauses and provisos; and/or do any other exercise prescribed under various clauses and provisos. Commissioner may delegate power to such authorities with such further limitations for such period as deemed appropriate in view of prevailing circumstances either by a general or specific order to such authorities. Power so delegated is liable to be withdrawn by the Commissioner whose discretion in this regard shall be final.
  1. POWER OF RELAXATION OF GUIDELINES
Notwithstanding anything contained in the guidelines, the Commissioner with the approval from the Chairman, KVS, shall be the sole competent authority to transfer any employee to any place in relaxation of any or all of the above provisions.
  1. INTERPRETATION OF GUIDELINES
Commissioner, KVS shall be the sole competent authority to interpret above provisions and pass such other order(s) as deemed appropriate and essential to facilitate the implementation of the guidelines for the purpose of effective control and administration of the KVS as a whole.
  1. SAFEGUARD AGAINST EXTRANEOUS INFLUENCE
Employees shall not bring in any outside influence. If such an influence from whichever source espousing the cause of an employee is received it shall be presumed that the same has been brought in by the employee. The request of such an employee shall not be considered. Action may also be initiated against such an employee under relevant service rules. Outside influence shall include representations from even spouse and family members/ relatives of KVS employees. Any representation/ request regarding transfer not signed by the employee himself/ herself shall not be considered and shall be summarily rejected.
  1. CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES OF ANNUAL TRANSFER
A detailed calendar of activities of annual transfer will be prepared by KVS to effect annual transfers pursuant to these guidelines. The following time frame/ deadlines will be followed to complete the process :-
  1. Issuance of transfer orders by 31st July by KVS.
  2. Modifications / Cancellations on administrative ground/ to remove anomalies in transfer orders already issued by 31st August by KVS.
  3. Transfers with approval of Chairman, KVS by 30th September
  4. Annual Transfer process will close from 1st
  5. After 1st October transfer on Administrative Grounds by the Commissioner.
  6. Transfer requests in exceptional circumstances against vacancies will be done with the approval of the Commissioner KVS after 01st October in cases of :-
  • DFP
  • MDG of employee self
  • Mid-Session transfer of a KVS employee against a vacancy on account of transfer of his/her spouse.
  1. No transfers would be ordered during annual examinations.

G.K. Srivastava, IAS
Addl. Commissioner (Admn. & Vig)
Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (HQ)
18, Institutional Area,
Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg, New Delhi – 16
  ANNEXURE – 1
 Type of Diseases Prescribed as Valid for Transfer on Medical Grounds
Note :- Refer Para No. 2 (8) of KVS Transfer Guidelines. “MDG” means an employee seeking transfer on the basis of one or more of the medical conditions listed in Annexture-1, affecting himself/ herself, spouse or dependent son/ daughter.
 TYPE OF DISEASE
  1. CANCER
  2. PARALYTIC STROKE
  3. RENAL FAILURE
  4. CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AS EXPLAINED BELOW
  5. THALASSAEMIA
  6. PARKINSONS DISEASE
  7. MOTOR-NEURON DISEASE
  8. ANY OTHER DISEASE WITH MORE THAN 50% MENTAL DISABILITY
The brief description of illness which will be considered as medical grounds for the purpose of transfer, in terms of transfer guidelines is as under. Medical terms referred herein will bear meaning as given in the Butterworth’s Medical Dictionary.
  • Cancer
It is the presence of uncontrolled growth and spread of malignant cells. The definition of cancer includes leukemia, lymphomas and Hodgkins’ disease.
Exclusions:
This excludes non-invasive carcinoma(s) in-Situ, localized non-invasive tumour(s) revealing early malignant changes and tumour(s) in presence of HIV infection or AIDS; any skin cancer excepting malignant melanoma(s) are also to be excluded.
  • Paralytic Stroke
(Cerebro-vascular accidents) Death of a portion of the brain due to vascular causes such as (s) Hemorrhage (cerebral), Thrombosis (cerebral), (c) Embolism (cerebral) causing total permanent disability of two or more limbs persisting for 3 months after the illness.
Exclusions:
  1. i) Transient/ Ischamic attacks.
  2. ii) Stroke –like syndromes resulting from
  3. Head Injury
  4. Intracranial space occupying lesions like abscess, traumatic hemorrhage and tumour
  5. Tuberculosis meningitis, Pyogenic meningitis and meningococcal meningitis.
  • Renal failure
It is the final renal failure stage due to chronic irreversible failure of both the kidneys. It must be well documented. The teacher must produce evidence of undergoing regular haemodialysis and other relevant laboratory investigations and doctor certification.
  • Coronary artery Disease
  1. Cases involving surgery on the advice of a consultant cardiologist to correct narrowing or blockage of one or more coronary arteries or valve replacements/ reconstructions shall be considered MDG cases up to three years from the date of actual open heart surgery and the eligible employees shall be entitled for the points during this period.
  2. Cases involving non surgical techniques e.g. Angioplasty through the arterial system. Such cases will be considered MDG Cases for a period of one year from the date of procedure and the eligible employees shall be entitled for points during this period.
  • THALASSAEMIA
It is an inherited disorder and it is diagnosed on clinical and various laboratory parameter. Patient with Thalassaemia, who is anemic and is dependant upon regular blood transfusion for maintaining the haemoglobin level. In addition he is on chelating agent and other supportive care.
Inclusions :-
  1. i) Thalassaemia major :- History of blood transfusion/ replacement at less than three months interval. It must be well supported by all medical documents. The history should include the periodicity/duration of blood transfusion/ replacement required by the patient/ Chelation therapy.
Exclusion:
  • Patient may have Thalassaemia minor. His anemia may become severe because of concurrent infection or stress. Anemia may become severe because of nutritional deficiency or other associated factor.
  • Blood transfusion is not required and these patients do not require Chelation therapy.
 PARKINSONS’ DISEASE
Slowly progressive degenerative disease of nervous system causing tremor, rigidity, slowness and disturbance of balance.
Must be confirmed by a neurologist.
Inclusion :
Involuntary tremulous motion with lessened muscular power, in parts not in action and even when supported; with a propensity to bend the trunk forward and to pass from a waling to a running pace, the senses and intellects being uninjured.
Exclusion :
  • Patients who are stable with the support of medicine.
  • Detection of Parkinsons’ disease within the duration of 5 years.
Requirement:
Date of detection of the disease, hospitalization extent of involvement, duration of treatment along with discharge summary should be furnished. Mention should be made about the progressiveness of the disease, and summary of inception of the patient must be confirmed by Neurologist.
  • MOTOR-NEURON DISEASE :
Slowly progressive degeneration of motor neuron cells of brain and spinal cord causing weakness, wasting and twitching in limbs and difficulty in speaking and swallowing.
Must be confirmed by neurologist.
Inclusions: Irreversible/ progressive motor neuron disease with presence of weakness wasting and fasciculation of limbs with/ without brisk tendon jerks and extension painter response.
Exclusion : Weakness of muscle due to other causes like infections, neuropathy traumation, idiopathic, motor-neuron disease involving less than 02 limbs and the muscle power is more than 3 grades.
Requirement : It should be duly supported by MRI, EMG and nerve conduction test.

  • “Any other disease with more than 50% mental disability duly examined by and recommended by the respective Regional Medical Board with latest records/ reports (within three months).
Source-http://kvsangathan.nic.in/

Anubhav- showing outstanding work done during service- Submission of details by the retiring employees regarding

F.No-21/ 13/2015- CS I (P)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
(Department of Personnel & Training)
******
Lok Nayak Bhawan, New Delhi
Dated 05th May 2016
Office Memorandum

Subject:-“Anubhav”-showing outstanding work done during service Submission of details by the retiring employees regarding.

The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department’s O.M. of even number dated 04th January 2016 and 01st February 2016 on the subject mentioned above and to state that the write-ups in respect of the CSS/CSSS officers, as mentioned in Annexure-I, are yet to be accepted/ published on the “Anubhav Portal”.

2. HoO and HoD of the Ministries/Departments concerned are requested to kindly scrutinize the pending write-ups for acceptance/publication at the earliest.

3. All Ministries/Departments are also requested to impress upon CSS/CSSS officers retiring within a period of six months to submit a write-up providing details of their work that has contributed to the efficiency, economy and effectiveness of Government functioning or/and any innovation which led to improved work culture or any other contribution considered significant. Link to Anubhav Portal is available in the Home Page of this Department’s Website at persmin.nic.in->DOP&T->Anubhav.

( Raju Saraswat)
Under secretary to the Government of lndia
TO
Joint Secretary (Admn)
All Ministries/Departments.
anubhav
F.No-21/ 13/2015- CS I (P)
Government of India
Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions
(Departmen t of Personnel & Training)
******
Lok Nayak Bhawan, New Delhi
Dated 05th May 2016
Office Memorandum
Subject:-“Anubhav”-showing outstanding work done during servlceSubmission of details by the retiring employees regarding.
The undersigned is directed to refer to this Department’s O.M. of even number dated 04th January 2016 and 01st February 2016 on the subject mentioned above and to state that the write-ups in respect of the CSS/CSSS officers, as mentioned in Annexure-I, are yet to be accepted/ published on the “Anubhav Portal”.
2. HoO and HoD of the Ministries/Departments concerned are requested to kindly scrutinize the pending write-ups for acceptance/publication at the earliest.
3. All Ministries/Departments are also requested to impress upon
CSS/CSSS officers retiring within a period of six months to submit a write-up providing details of their work that has contributed to the efficiency, economy and effectiveness of Government functioning or/and any innovation which led to improved work culture or any other contribution considered significant. Link to Anubhav Portal is available in the Home Page of this Department’s Website at persmin.nic.in->DOP&T->Anubhav.
( Raju Saraswat)
Under secretary to the Government oflndia
TO
Joint Secretary (Admn)
All Ministries/Departments.
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