CSIR had invited views from the Labs on "streamlining of Administrative Cadre in CSIR" because of following reasons
- On many occasions the administrative cadre appears to be constrained to play a role of facilitator to R&D work being carried out in CSIR.
- These cadres are perceived to be bogged down by their own inter-cadre problems among Administrative, Finance, Stores & Purchase and Stenographic cadres and perceived bottleneck of career progression in some of the cadres.
- The spate of merger and demerger among the different cadres which has created an inconsistency with regard to seniority in different cadres which has not been settled satisfactorily.
- The adequacy of administrative staff in different labs across the CSIR system and the basis of sanctioned staff strength across the administrative cadres in the CSIR is unexplained.
- The system of transfer for Common Cadre Officers often results in disruption of smooth functioning in the labs and disturbance in personal and family life of these officers and
- The system of assessment followed in CSIR with the component of interview for promotion has often resulted in complaints and court cases.
Based on the above reasons following queries had been sent to the Lab for reply:-
- Number of administrative staff in different categories
- Estimate of the labs for the requirement of staff
- Status of assessment/promotion of different categories of staff and views of the lab on the system of assessment to be followed for the administrative cadres
- Views of the lab on the merger and extent of merger of administrative cadres and isolated cadres
- Transfer policy of Common cadre officers
- How much freedom do the labs wants in appointment and retention of adminstrative staff and at what level
- What kind of induction training and subsequent training do the labs suggest for staff of administrative cadre
Kindly comment
While a small percentage of benefit has been passed on to F&A cadre, General cadre has always been the beneficiary of cadrerization (IAS?). for Ex : in NAL the manpower chart gen/f&a/s&p is as follows :
ReplyDeleteAsst General F&A S&P
Gr I 36 9 16
Gr II 32 7 6
Gr III 6 4 2
total 74 20 24
It can be seen from the above that Gen has 74 vacancies as compared to 20 of F&A. not much compatibility is n't it? We have forwarded n number of requests for clearing this anomaly... no response from HQ.. There are lot of youngsters in the pipeline with no opportunities to grow....
Firstly, they have to clear these problems
On the job practical training
equal justice/opportunity to all cadres
improve knowledge of all youngsters thru training
fixing responsibility and manpower according to Lab strengths.
Our grades should also be considered for assessment as per scientific staff
Above is the condition of a Kohinoor of CSIR what about the rest of the Labs
WILL THIS HAPPEN/change?