Relief for retired employees of Pune Municipal Corporation! | 104 pension cases cleared in January
PMC Pension | It was pointed out that the pension cases of the retired employees of Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) were pending on a large scale due to various reasons. A campaign was undertaken to remove them. According to this, the pension cases are being settled. In the month of January, 104 pension cases have been settled from different departments. This information was given by Chief Labor Officer Nitin Kenjale. (Pune PMC News)
Pension (PMC Retired Employees Pension) is given to the eligible retired servants of the Municipal Corporation. Some retired servants die, yet do not get pension. Because of this, the heirs of the servants have to suffer. There were complaints about this. Also nearly 1000 cases were pending. Earlier, various departments were advised to settle the pending pension cases in time. But the pension cases were still pending. Complaints were being received that retired servants/ heirs of deceased servants were being inconvenienced as account heads, pay slips/pension clerks were not taking serious note of this. The additional commissioner also warned of action against the head of account and Bill Clark. Accordingly, all departments have started working. (Pune Municipal Corporation)
: Now 366 pension cases Pending
Regarding this, Nitin Kenjale said that we have settled the pension issue. A total of 417 cases were pending. 104 cases out of which have been resolved in the month of January. As our staff was engaged in Maratha survey work, the work was slow. Now there are 55 new cases. Recently, orders have been given to settle the cases by holding a meeting with the Clark people. Kenjale said that the education department is also working fast now. The department had 91 cases pending which has reduced to 76 now. Health department has 27 pension cases and water supply department has 31 pension cases pending. Education, Water Supply, Fire Department as well as Aundh Regional Office, Bibwewadi Regional Office have settled the maximum number of cases.
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Recently had a review meeting with Bill Clark regarding the pending pension issue. All the departments are getting response regarding the settlement of pension cases. We focus on solving cases. Some cases remain pending due to inheritance disputes and other technical reasons. But that too will be dealt with.
– Nitin Kenjale, Chief Labor Officer, PMC
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