Railway Accounts Department Examinations

Sunday, January 8, 2023

CCL - Child Care Leave

             

                   

 CCL - Child Care Leave 


  • CCL stands for Child Care Leave


  • Eligibility - Female employees as well as Single Male Employees.


  • Maximum 730 days during the entire service.


  • CCL is sanctioned to take care of 2 eldest surviving children.


  • CCL is not admissible if the child is 18 years of age or older.


  • For disabled children there is no age limit.


  • CCL is not debited to any leave account.


  • For the first 365 days full salary will be paid.


  • For the next 365 days 80% of the salary will be paid.


  • CCL can be combined with any other kind of leave, maximum of one year.


  • Holidays falling during CCL are counted as CCL.


  • In a year only 3 times CCL is sanctioned.


  • Every time it should not be less than 5 days CCL.


  • CCL cannot be demanded as a right.


  • Without sanction one cannot proceed on CCL.  


Key Points for MCQ on CCL - Child Care Leave 


  1. CCL Stands for Child Care Leave 

  2. Maximum - 730 days 

  3. First 365 days - Full salary.  Next 365 days - 80 % of salary.

  4. Up to 18 Years of Age. (disabled - No age limit) 

  5. Eligibility - 2 Eldest surviving children 

  6. Can avail by Female employees as well as single Male employees 

  7. 3 times in a year

  8. at a time, not less than 5 days 

  9. Can be combined with any other kind of Leave, Maximum of one year. 

  10.  Holidays falling under CCL, can be counted as CCL

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Saturday, December 31, 2022

Probation in Indian Railways


 

Probation in Indian Railways




  • What is Probation ?  A process of testing or observing the character or abilities of a person who is new to a role or job.



  • A person appointed in Railways will be on probation till he is assessed suitable for Railway service. 



  • Probationers who are assessed un-suitable for Railway service should be discharged from service immediately.



  • If Recruitment rules do not prescribe any probation period, such a person should be confirmed in service with immediate effect.





  • Probation period on Direct Recruitment and promotion from one Group to other Group is as under: 

 

SN

Posts

Period

1

Direct Recruitment to the post in Level 12 and above and to the posts for which maximum age  limit is 35 years and no initial training is required

1 year

2

Direct Recruitment to other posts

2 years

3

Promotion from one Group to other Group

2 years



  • Probationers will be given the opportunity to work in different fields under different officers to gain practical experience during the probation period.



  • Field officers should carefully assess the performance of the probationer, his outlook, character and aptitude towards learning etc and give their individual reports. 



  • Field officers reports are in addition to Annual Confidential Reports (APAR - Annual Performance Appraisal Report)



  •  The probation report will be reviewed by a committee of senior officers and give their recommendations to the Appointing Authority. 



  • Apart from passing the confirmation test at the end of probation, confirmation will also depend on the Probation Report. 



  • Probation period should not be extended for more than one year and in no case it should exceed the total period of probation. 



  • Probationer, whose performance is not satisfactory, should be notified of his defects and he should be discharged from service if he is a direct recruiter or reverted to lower Group if he is promoted from lower Group.



  • On discharge he is not eligible for compensation.



  • In all cases of Direct Recruitment, there must be at least two weeks of induction training.

 

Key Points for MCQ on Probation:



1.   Direct recruitment in Level 12 - Probation period is 1 year



2.               Posts other than Level 12 - Probation period is 2 years



3.               Promotion from one Group to another Group - Probation period is 2 years 



4.               Confirmation depends on 1. Passing the Confirmation test & Probation Report 



5.               All cases of Direct Recruitment  - Minimum induction period is 2 weeks 



6.               If performance is not satisfactory during Probation period



A.              Direct recruiter - Discharged from Service



B.   Promotee - Reverted to lower group

                                                

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Tuesday, December 27, 2022

Seniority Rules

                               


                               

 SENIORITY RULES



1.   On Initial Recruitment through RRB / RRC: 



  • Based on the merit position obtained in the examination held at the end of the training period.



  • Those who pass the training exam in subsequent batches will rank juniors to those who pass the training exam in earlier batches.



  • If candidates of the same RRB panel are sent for training in different batches as per panel position, their seniority after completion of training is fixed batch-wise.



  • If a candidate higher up in the RRB panel is not sent for training in the appropriate batch due to administrative reasons and sent for training in subsequent batch, he will be assigned seniority based on the merit position obtained in the examination held at the end of the training period.



  • If there is no initial training, the seniority is fixed based on the merit order of RRB/RRC examination. (Example: Office Clerks) 




In a Nutshell:



  • If initial training is there  - Merit position at the end of the training period is the basis for fixation of seniority. 

 

  • No initial training is required - Merit order of RRB / RRC Examination is the basis for fixation of seniority. 



2.               On promotion to Selection posts:



  • What is the Selection Post ? The vacancy in the post is filled by promoting a suitable employee from the lower grade by conducting written test, viva-voce (if any) & verification of records. example: LDCE / 70 % Selection to the Group B Gazetted posts



  • What is the Non Selection Post ? The vacancy in the post is filled by promoting the senior most employee in the lower grade only by verifying his service record only. 

 

Difference between Selection Panel & Select List



  • Selection Panel: The list showing the names of selected employees for promotion to the selection post.



  • Select List: The list showing the names of selected employees for promotion to the non-selection post



  • In the case of selection posts, seniority of promoted employees is fixed based on merit position assigned to them in the panel after the selection. This is called panel position.



  • Employees of the previous selection panel will be seniors to those of subsequent panels.



  • Employees who do not take promotion within the given time will rank juniors to those who take promotion earlier from the same panel and subsequent panels.



3.               On promotion to Non-selection posts:



  • In the case of non-selection posts, seniority of promoted employees is fixed based on the seniority position assigned to them in the lower grade.



  • Employees who do not take promotion within the given time will rank juniors to those who take promotion earlier from the same select list and subsequent select lists.



4.               Direct recruits Vs Departmental Promotees:



  • If vacancies in non-gazetted posts are to be filled both by promotions and by direct recruitment through RRB, their seniority is fixed based on date of joining the working post without changing their inter-se-seniority position of their respective groups. 



  • In case candidates of both the groups join on the same date, they will be given alternative positions starting with promoters e.g. first promotees, second direct recruit, third promotee, forth direct recruit so on. 



5.               Candidates of equal merits / Marks:



  • Date of Birth i.e., the older will be senior to the younger. 

 

 

6.               On Mutual Exchange Transfer:



  •  Length of service of his own or the seniority of the employee with whom they have mutual exchange, whichever is lower. 



  • Example: Mr A of SC division has taken mutual exchange transfer with Mr B of BZA division. Mr A has put in 10 years service in the present grade and Mr B is 7 years. On joining the new place, Mr A will be given the seniority position of Mr B and Mr.B will be given seniority based on his 7 years service. 








7.               Transfer on own request:



  •  Ranking junior to the existing confirmed and officiating employees in the relevant grade at new place (irrespective of his length of service in old place:   



8.               Transfer on Administrative Ground:



  • He will not lose his seniority. He will be given an appropriate position in the new seniority unit based on the length of service put in by him in the transferred grade.



9.               On absorption in alternative post on Medical decategorization:



  • Seniority of such staff in an absorbed post will be fixed with reference to the length of service rendered by him in equivalent or corresponding grade or higher grade.



10.         On imposition of penalty of withholding of annual increment or on imposition of penalty of reduction of pay in the present grade: 



  • Employee will not lose his seniority. 






11.         On imposition of penalty of reduction to lower grade for un-specified period or permanently:

 

Employee will lose his seniority in the grade from which he is reduced.



12.         On imposition of penalty of reduction to lower grade for a specific period with loss of seniority:



  • Employee will lose his seniority in the grade from which he is reduced to the extent of the penalty period.

 

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