Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached AIIPA Circular No.18/2014 dated 18th August 2014.
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Aug 18, 2014
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached Circular No.12/2014 dated 14th August 2014.
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Aug 09, 2014
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached Circular No.SC/Special/2014 dated 8th August 2014.
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Aug 09, 2014
The Central Trade Unions (CTUs) met at Delhi on 7.8.2014 and issued a press statement against the FDI in insurance, railways and Defence. A national convention is being planned to be called in the first week of September 2014.
Please download the copy of the Press Statement issued by the Central Trade Unions herewith.
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Aug 06, 2014
A delegation of AIIEA consisting of Coms. V.Ramesh, General Secretary, Clement Das, Joint Secretary and B.S.Ravi, treasurer met Shri M.R. Kumar, Executive Director (Personnel) today, the 6th August 2014 at Hyderabad and the following issues were raised.
1. Wage Revision and One more option for pension: ED (P) informed that the management is seriously pursuing these issues with the government. He said that efforts are on to invite unions at the earliest.
2. RPT issues: Replying on up-gradation of residual RPT employees, he said this matter needs further pursuance with government.
3. Mediclaim: We informed ED (P) that the circular for renewal of mediclaim scheme for RPT employees has not been issued. The ED(P) informed that the policy has already been renewed and the official instructions will be issued immediately.
We have also raised the issue of cashless facility for mediclaim scheme in the background of the enhanced coverage under new floater policy. ED (P) responded that management will look into it.
4. LTC: We conveyed the disappointment of employees on withdrawal of certain LTC benefits and demanded for restoration. Replying, he informed that the management will pursue this matter with government for solution.
5. Recruitment: We pointed out to the ED (P) the immediate need for recruitment in cadres of Assistants and Sub-staff. ED (P) while appreciating the need for recruitment stated that due to certain litigations in the court, the process could not be started. He assured that the management will make all efforts to sort out this issue at the earliest and initiate the process of recruitment.
6. Cashier Allowance: The delegation stressed on the demand for substantial enhancement of cashier allowance. This needs further follow up from our side.
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Aug 05, 2014
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached AIIPA Circular No.17/2014 dated 5th August 2014.
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Aug 05, 2014
The delegation of AIIEA consisting of Coms. K.Venu Gopal, Vice-President, V.Ramesh, General Secretary, Clement Das, Joint Secretary met Sri. S.K. Roy, Chairman, LIC today the 4th August, 2014 at Hyderabad.
The delegation pointed out to the Chairman regarding the inordinate delay in commencement of meaningful discussion on wage revision which is due to the employees from 1st August 2012 and employees are restive on this issue. The delegation demanded LIC management to commence negotiations and settle the wage revision at the earliest to the satisfaction of employees. The delegation also reiterated the demand for one more option on pension.
Responding, the Chairman stated that LIC management is seriously following up these two issues with government and informed that it is making all efforts to call unions at the earliest.
This is for the information of all our units.
With greetings,
Comradely yours,
General Secretary
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Jul 29, 2014
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached AIIPA Circular No.16/2014 dated 28th July 2014.
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Jul 29, 2014
Dear Comrades,
Please download the attached Circular No.11/2014 dated 28 July 2014.
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Jul 27, 2014
Dear Comrades,
Prominent personalities from different walks of life have aired their opposition to the decision of BJP led NDA government to secure approval of the Insurance Laws (Amendment) Bill to hike FDI limit to 49% and privatise GIC and the four public sector general insurance companies. The legendary struggle of the AIIEA against FDI hike that began in 2004 has now entered a critical phase. It is a matter of great pride that except the hired pen pushers and vested interests representing the big business, the majority of our people have disapproved this decision. They fully agree with the AIIEA that the FDI hike will help the multinational corporations to gain greater access and control over the domestic savings and this is not in the interests of the national economy.
Please download the attached Circular No.10/2014 dated 28 July 2014.
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Recruitment of Assistants-2019
Appeal to Candidates
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.
AIIEA President's Message
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
