INDIAN RAILWAYS TECHNICAL SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION

 

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INDIAN RAILWAYS TECHNICAL SUPERVISORS ASSOCIATION

(Regd. No. 1329, at Delhi, Under Indian Trade Union Act, 1926)

(Central Hd. Qtrs. 32, Phase 6, Mohali, Chandigarh-160055)

 

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS

 

PREAMBLE - IRTSA was formed in 1965. Prior to that there was no organisation to represent the Technical Supervisors / Engineers on the Indian Railways, due to which the category suffered a lot at the hands of the first two Pay Commissions as well as the administration which did not treated this category of “Frontline Managers” as its part as far as the facilities & perks were concerned but exploited it to execute its polices.  

Since its inception, there were numerous achievement of IRTSA - most vital amongst them being:- 

1. Provision of an effective platform for uniting and highlighting the problems & aspirations of Technical Supervisors / Engineers on the Indian Railways and representing the same before the Administration as well as before all the Pay Commissions and other forums, and developing better industrial relations with staff & administration. 

2. Allotment of highest Pay Scales to Technical Supervisors / Engineers amongst group C including the scale of Rs. 840-1200 by 3rd, Pay Commission and Rs. 2375 - 3500 by Fourth Pay Commission (CPC). 

3. Reduction in number of Pay Scales of Technical Supervisors from 6 to 4 by 3rd Pay Commission. 

4. Change of designation of Technical Supervisors as Engineers (as Junior Engineer, Section Engineer and Senior Section Engineer) in 1996. 

5. Honorarium to JEs for payment of Boxing & Disbursement of wages to staff - (in 1968) and subsequent revision thereof. 

6. a) Bringing entire category of Technical Supervisors / Engineers - (from JE to SSE) in one cadre (in 1984 onwards), for Cadre Restructuring.  

b) Raising of number of Senior Section Engineers posts from 3 % in Workshops & 1.5 % on the Open Line to 10% in 1984, 17 % in 1993 and 18 % to 21 %in 2003.  

c) Raising of number  of Section Engineers post from 12 % to 29 %. 

7. Redesignation of Mistries as Supervisor and their subsequent upgrading as Junior Engineers. 

8. Hurt on Duty / Hospital Leave to Apprentices / Trainees (in 1967).

9. Counting of Apprenticeship / Training period for Retirement and incremental benefits.

10. Reduction of training period of JEs to 18 months.

11.Grant of PCO Allowance to PCO Staff.

12. Revision of rates of Incentive Bonus (in 1968, 1975, 1990 & 1998).

13. Revision of Stipend equal to pay during Apprenticeship / Training.

14. Grant of Special Pay / Allowance to Instructors and Lecturers.

15. Wining of court case in CAT / New Delhi for grant of Group "B" status to Senior Technical Supervisors.

16. PLB for all Technical Supervisors irrespective of their pay limit.

17. Raising SSE pay scale to Rs. 7450-11500 instead of Rs. 7000 - 11500 recommended by 5th Pay Commission (CPC).

18. Re-designation of Drawing & Design Staff as Engineers (as Junior Engineer, Section Engineer and Senior Section Engineer)

19. Grant of scale of Rs. 7450-11500 to Drawing & Design Staff.

20. Grant of Incentive Bonus to Senior Section Engineers & Section Engineers in Production Units and Workshops.


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