Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached AIIPA Circular No.11/2014 dated 12th June 2014.
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Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached AIIPA Circular No.11/2014 dated 12th June 2014.
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached AIIPA Circular No.10/2014 dated 5th June 2014.
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached AIIPA Circular No.09/2014 dated 5th June 2014.
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attachment on the above subject. We wrote to Chairman LIC opposing the TMP in LIC.
The contents are self-explanatory.
Ravi - Treasurer, AIIEA
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Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached Circular No.08/2014 dated 28 May 2014.
We are extremely sorry to learn about the sad demise of Com. R.Umanath.
Com. Umanath was 94 years old and ailing for some time. He breathed his last, today morning at Tiruchi in Tamilnadu.
Com. Umanath was Vice President of South Zone Insurance Employees’ Federation (SZIEF) till 1998. He also was the President of Insurance Corporation Employees’ Union, Tanjavore Division in the initial years. He guided the insurance employees’ movement in difficult times.
Throughout his life he served for the cause of the poor and dispossessed sections of the society. He was the Politburo member of the CPI (M). His contribution to the working class movement is invaluable. He was the 1st General Secretary of Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU), Tamil Nadu state and served as all India Vice- President of CITU for three decades. He was an outstanding leader of working class. Com. Umanath addressed the conferences of AIIEA and its units at many centres in the south and he inaugurated the 16th General Conference of AIIEA at Madurai in the year 1998. His guidance was always sharp and clear.
It is very sad that the working class of the country lost the guidance and experience of this great leader at this crucial time when the trade union movement is under severe attack from the neo liberal economy pursued by the ruling class of this country. The death of Com. Umanath is certainly a great loss to Insurance Employees’ movement.
AIIEA salutes Com.R.UMANATH and dips its banner in his memory.
Leave Travel Concession
We have been representing for the past few years for improvements in LTC scheme and also for introduction of encashment benefit. We have held a number of discussions with officials of central office on this issue. We have been assured that LIC is working out to bring about the improvements in LTC including the introduction of encashment facility.
Unfortunately, we have come across a circular issued by central office ref CO/PER/ER-A/070/2014 dated 12.05.2014 withdrawing some existing benefits in LTC, like travel to foreign destination and clause 8(iv) of LTC instructions,1994.
The curtailment of existing benefits disappointed all the employees at a time when employees are seeking improvements and relaxation of rules in LTC scheme.
We, therefore, request your intervention in restoring the existing benefits by withdrawing the CO circular mentioned above. We also hope that you will initiate the process for improvements in LTC scheme as being demanded by us.
(Please download the attachment - a letter addressed to Chairman of LIC on LTC Scheme.)
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached for Individual Premium Calculation Chart under new Floater Mediclaim Policy.
You are aware that AIIEA has been demanding improvements in our Mediclaim scheme. Finally, LIC issued instructions introducing Family Floater Policy under Group Mediclaim Scheme. Please refer LIC circular nos. CO/PER/ER-1/058 dated 4th March, 2014 and CO/PER/ER-A/066/2014 dated 28th April, 2014 introducing and revising the limits of cover under Group Mediclaim Scheme.
The sum insured under compulsory family floater is enhanced to Rs. 3 lacs, 4 lacs and 6 lacs depending on the basic pay of the employee. The LIC will continue to give a subsidy of 75% premium on the basic sum insured i.e., compulsory floater cover. There is also provision wherein an employee can opt for increased sum insured on floater basis for different amounts ranging from 4 lacs to 20 lacs. However, the maximum sum insured including compulsory floater sum insured shall not exceed Rs. 20 lacs. The instructions are clear in the above mentioned circulars about the benefits available and premiums charged. The new floater policy in respect of basic sum insured is made effective from 1.4.2014 and increased optional sum insured will be operative from 1st July, 2014. Please note that the last date to opt for increased floater cover is 31st May, 2014.
Employees are aware that in the present day circumstances the cost of hospitalization has increased manifold. A broad observation of the premium rates for covering optional floater sum insured looks to be not too expensive. As such, we suggest that the employees should carefully analyze needs of the family keeping in view the rising medical costs, the size and age group of the family, etc. After the expiry of the last date for exercising the option for increased cover, there may not be further chance for option till next three years. Therefore, we advise all the employees to opt for increased sum insured to the maximum extent possible depending on their needs.
We are sure that all the employees will avail of this opportunity of exercising option for the increased cover to the maximum extent under the new family floater policy under Group Mediclaim .
We wish you all success in your written examinations.
All India Insurance Employees’ Association (AIIEA) is a largest & the oldest Trade Union in Insurance Industry & LIC. After you join the LIC and become a Member of this wonderful Association AIIEA, you will be knowing much more about the History and achievements of AIIEA in detail. Please feel free to contact us for any clarifications and help.
Dear Friends,
Warmest Greetings
The LIC of India is the finest financial institution in the country. It is the largest life insurance company in the world in terms of the number of policies it serves and claims it settles. LIC is the single largest investor in the Indian economy. Though it currently serves over 42 crore policyholders, it has touched the life of every Indian Citizen through its contribution to the nation building activities. It is therefore a matter of pride to work for such a Premier Public Sector Institution.
The LIC has announced 8000 vacancies for recruitment to the Post of Assistant throughout the country. This is a significant step in the background of unprecedented unemployment situation in India. The All India Insurance Employees’ Association (AIIEA) which is the oldest and largest trade union of insurance employees had invested lot of energy in agitating for recruitment. This struggle has now succeeded with LIC announcing to recruit 8000 persons for the post of Assistant. The AIIEA since its birth in 1951 has been working for the improvement of the wage and service conditions of the LIC employees. It is the result of these struggles that today the Pay, Service Conditions and Opportunities for career advancement in LIC are comparable to the best in the country. The AIIEA is also committed to the noblest values of mankind and therefore it engages itself in several social activities to provide relief and support to those affected by natural calamities and suffer from economic and social disadvantages.
It is with this commitment that AIIEA helps the candidates aspiring for job in LIC with free study material and free coaching classes. I hope you will take advantage of this opportunity and prepare well to face this competitive examination.
I wish you success in your endeavour and hope for your joining the great fraternity of insurance employees.
Greetings again,
Sincerely yours,
Amanulla Khan
President, AIIEA