AIBDEF 7TH NATIONAL CONVENTION At AMBARNATH
ALL INDIA BAHUJAN DEFENCE EMPLOYEES FEDERATION [AIBDEF]
DEMANDS
o To withdraw
policy of government to corporation the Ordnance Factories.
o To withdraw
the declaration of non- core items in Ordnance Factories
o To withdraw
the GOCO model of Base Workshop
o To scrap
New Pension Scheme and Implementation of old Pension Scheme.
o To ensure
perennial Work load to Ordnance Factories and Base work shop.
o To fill up
SC.ST & OBC and general backlog vacancies in Defence Establishments of MOD.
HISTORY OF ALL INDIA BAHUJAN
DEFENCE EMPLOYEES FEDERATION [AIBDEF]
On 4th November
2007, the meeting of the group of defense civilian employees Sh.S.N.Singh
(Agra), Mukesh kumar (Delhi), Ram Niwas Pipal (Agra), Harish.Y. Gaikwad (Pune),
V. Manendra Rao (Medak, AP), DSN Raju (Pune), R. B. Pawa (Pune), J. B. Bhosle
(Pune), D.B. Shinde (Pune), Karan Singh (Delhi), K. S. Ohal (Pune), B.N. Kamble
(Pune), Manoj kumar (Delhi), Shyam Sunder (Delhi), Balwan Singh (Delhi),
Chattar Singh (Delhi), eaders of independent union founded AIBDEF.
The name was
adopted in the meeting held by Mukesh Kumar, of AIBDEF and other associates in
Rajendra Place, Deendyal marg. New
Delhi. The main role played by Bahujan
Sharmik Sangh, AOC Uplift Union, SC / ST Association 505 ABW, Karamveer Union,
Real Smployees Union and Ammunition Factory Kamgar Sangthana in the formation
of AIBDEF.
The first meeting was organized under the
chairmanship of Sh. S. N.
Singh (G.S. 509 Employees Union recognized by[ MOD] in which Sh. N.
R. Thagela was Chief Guest. The meeting was called and arranged by Mukesh
Kumar. in Delhi. In this meeting felt the locking of the platform
(Federation) of the registered trade union working in MOD establishment
because three existing 'Federation' are
not working properly in favor of the defense civilian employees and these
federations have forgotten the path of the grade union movement. Retired persons are holding the
Key posts in office bearer in
office bearer in existing three federations.
It felt that we needed a federation that was originally on the trade
union movement and did the work for defense civilian employees. Many names suggested by the founding members,
finally 'All India Bahujan Defense Employees Federation' (AIBDEF in short) name
was selected by the founding members.
Several
independent unions (not affiliated to any federation) are working in Defense
Establishment which requires a strong
platform who provide one roof
like as Umbrella for redresses of collective grievances, promotion of
welfare of defense civilian employees and resolving industrial disputes raised
in MOD and also will Maintain cordial
and harmonious industrial relationships in Defense Establishments.
On 12th
December 2009, Mukesh kumar and Harish Y.
Gaikwad has been elected for the post of General Secretary and President
for conduction the Federation in the National Meeting of AIBDEF founder members
held at Mohan Singh place, Connaught Place, New Delhi. It was decided in this meeting that AIBDEF
will also be participating in membership verification election conducted by MOD
on 03rd February 2010 through all affiliated trade unions. AIBDEF was secured 4570 votes in membership
verification election conducted by MOD on 03rd February 2010 which
was for allotment of JCM seats in 2nd, 3rd level. Three National
Conventions were conducted,
1st National
Convention - 5 Sep.
2010, Delhi
2nd National
Convention - 11 Nov. 2011, Kanpur.
3rd National
Convention - 13 Oct 2012, Dehradun.
4th National Convention Awadi
5th National
Convention
Kanpur
6th National
Convention
Delhi
7th National
Convention – 6 Feb 2020, Ambarnath
AIMS AND OBJECTS OF AIBDEF
1. To organize and
to unite the Civilian Defense Employees (who are not governed by the Army, Navy
or Air Force Act), serving in various departments of the Ministry of Defense,
in the shape of Trade Unions /
Associations and to maintain and promote their relations with the
Government of India.
2.
With a view to
enable workers to strive successfully for the ultimate realization of the above
objects and to strengthen them in the meanwhile, to make their contributions to
the cause of protecting and promoting their own interests consistent with those
of the community.
a.
To assist workers
in organizing themselves in the trade unions as a medium of service to the
motherland of respective beliefs and political affinities.
b.
To guide, direct,
supervise and co-ordinate the activities of the affiliated unions.
c.
To bring about
unity in the Trade Union Movement.
3.
To secure and
preserve for the workers:
a.
The right to work
or maintenance, the right to the service of security and social security to
conduct trade union activities and to the right to strike as a last report,
after being exhausted other the specific methods of trade unionism are
redressed for grievances.
b.
Improvement of
conditions of work life and social and industrial status of Defense Civilian
Workers.
(c)
Expectations enforcement and appropriate amendment of existing labor legislation in their
interest.
(d)
Enactment of new labor laws from time to time in consultation with the Labor
representative.
4. To inculcate in
the minds of the workers of the spirit of service, co-operation and dutifulness
and develop them into a sense of responsibility towards the nation in general
and industry in particular.
5. To educate the employees
by organizing workers Training classes include study circles, guest lectures,
seminars, symposia, excursions etc. Co-operation with Institutions /
Organization of having similar aims and objects of the Federation, such as
central board workers' education, labor research center, universities etc. and
also maintain Libraries,
6. To publish or
cause publication of journals, periodicals, pamphlets, books and any other type
of literature related to employees and their interests and to buy, sell and circulate
literature regarding employee.
7. To establish
encouragement and organizing labor research centers and similar activities.
8. Generally take such other steps as may be
necessary to ameliorate the social, economic. Cultural, civic and general conditions of the
works.
9. To render assistance or to establish
co-operative societies, welfare institutions, clubs etc. For the welfare of all over the common man in
general and the workers and their families in particular.
LIST OF AFFILIATED TRADE UNIONS WITH AIBDEF
1.
AIl India Defense
HVF Dr. Ambedkar National Employees Union, HVE, Avadi, Chennai - 600054. TN.
2.
Ordnance Factory
Real Employees Union, Ordnance Factory, Medak - 502205. AP.
3.
Lokashahi Kamgar
(Union) Sanghatana, Ambazari, Nagpur. Maharashtra.
4.
Ammunition
Factory Kamgar Sanghatana, _ Ammunition Factory, Pune, khadki - 411003.
5.
Ordnance
Parachute Factory Kamgar Union, OPF Kanpur, UP.
6.
509 Karamveer Union, 509 Army Base Workshop,
Agra, UP.
7.
AOC Defense Employees Uplift Union, Central
Ordnance Depot, Delhi Cantt. Delhi
8.
Bahujan Shramik
Sangh, 512, Army Base Workshop, Khadki, Pune, Maharashtra.
9.
Defense Worker
Union, Central Ordnance Depot, Kanpur, UP.
10.
505Army Base
Workshop Employees Union, 505 Army Base Workshop, Delhi cantt - 10.
11.
Ayudh Bhandar
Employees Union, Ordnance Depot, Shakur Basti, Delhi.
12.
C. O.
D. Chouki Mazdoor Panchayat,
Central Ordnance Depot, Chouki, Allahabad, UP.
13.
Mazdoor Union,
508 Army Base Workshop, Allahabad, UP.
14.
C.O.D. Employees Union, Central Ordnance Depot, Jabalpur, MP
15.
SC / ST Defense
Employees Council, C.Q. A. (W),
Jabalpur, MP.
16.
Bahujan Samaj Trade
Union, OCF. Avadi. Chennai - 54.
17.
Suraksha
Karamchari Kalyan Sangh, OEF, Kanpur.
18.
Suraksha
Karamchari Union, Ordnance Factory, Murad Nagar, UP.
19.
509 Employees
Union Agra, 509 Army Base Workshop, Agra.
20.
Ordnance Factory
Bahujan Employees Union Kanpur, Ordnance Factory, Kanpur.
21.
Delhi Area MES
Karamchari Sangthan, MES, Delhi Cantt.
22.
22 Ordnance
Factory Dr. Ambedker's Employees Union, Ordnance Factory, Trichirappalli -
620016. TN.
23.
Dr. Ambedkar SC / ST MES Employees Union, Fort St.
George, Chennai - 600009.
24.
Dr. Ambedkar Defense Employees Union, Engine
Factory, Avadi, op Chennai - 600054,
25.
Bahujan Surkesha
karanehani Sangthan, Ordnance Factory, Bhusawal.
26.
COD Employees
Union Agra, COD, Agra.
27.
Swatantra Mazdoor
Sanghatana, O.F. Ambernath, Thane,
28.
Mazdoor Union, COD
Chheoki Naini, Allahabad.
29.
HAPF
Ambedkar Employees Union, HAPP, Trichy.TN.
REASONS
FORWORKERS TO JOIN TRADE UNION
1.
Workers join unions because they. Constrained by circumstances to do no, and
because they want to.
2.
To get economic accuracies through steady
employment and adequate income.
3.
To restrain the management from taking any
action that is irrational, illogical, discriminatory or prejudicial to the
interests of Labor. Workmen wishes that
the assignment of jobs, transfer, promotions, discipline of maintenance, lay
off, retirement, rewards and punishment should be based on a pre-determined
policy and on the basis of what is fair and just
4.
For better communication of their news, goals,
ideas, feelings and frustrations to the management and have an effective voice
in discussing their welfare.
5.
To secure protection from economic hazards
beyond their control for example, illness, accident, death, disability,
unemployment and old age.
6.
5 To get along with their fellow workers in a better
way and gain respect in the eye of their peers.
7.
to get a job through the good offices of a trade
union
ESSENTIALS OFASUCCESSFUL TRADE UNION
1.
Should have a
social foundation, so that it may be strong enough to achieve success in its
realization of its objectives.
2.
It should have
clearly enumerated objectives and a coherent and well-conceived policy, and it
should consider itself a business organization
which requires careful planning and sound organizational methods for its
success.
3.
Should
be an enlightened one, so that it may be able to guide and direct the Trade
Union movement properly. This
presupposes the correct and effective leadership which should come from the
rank and file of its members and subject to their support or rejection.
4.
The
union should be run ‘’by the members for the members".
5.
Should
have honesty and integrity purposes not only in financial matters but also in
relation to its employer, the formulation of polices and evaluation of its
performances,
6.
A
sense of responsibility
a. To be internally strong that it can be
effective in protecting the interests of the workers,
b. To be a careful and responsible way in
its economic power
c. To be democratic so that the worker's
right. Self-government becomes a
reality.
LIST OF ORDNANCE FACTORIES
1.
Ammunition
Factory Khadki, Pune (AFK) Khadki, Pune - 411003, Maharashtra. Ph: 020 - 25810554. J857FR: 020 - 25813205 Email: afk.ofb@nic. in
2.
Cordite Factory Aruvankadu (CFA) Anuvankadu,
TheNilgiris - 643202. TN. Ph: 0423 - 2231960, 2231280, 223151382234760
Fx: 0423 - 2231923 Email: cfa.ofb@nic.in
3.
Engine
Factory Avadi, Chennai (EFA) Avadi, Chennai - 600054. TN. Ph: 044 - 26385100, 26841251, 26841725 Fax:
044 - 26840437 Email: efa.ofb@nic.in
4.
Field
Gun Factory Kanpur (FGK) Kalpi Road, Kanpur - 208009. UP.
Ph: + 91 - 512 - 2295100 103 (4lines) Fax: + 91 - 512 - 2219462 Email: fgk.ofb@nic.in
5.
Gun
Carriage Factory Jabalpur (GCF) Jabalpur - 482001. MP.
Phone: 0761 - 2330502 Fax: 0761 - 2330433, 2331495 Email: gef.ofb@nic.in
6.
Gray
Iron Foundry, Jabalpur (GIF) Vehicle Factory Estate, Post VFJ, Jabalpur -
482009. MP. Ph: 0761 - 2330216, 2330711, 2330448 Fax:
0761 - 2330517Email: gif.ofb@nic.in
7.
Gun
and Shell Factory, Kolkata (GSF) 7, Khagen Chatterjee Road, Cossipore, Kolkata
- 700002. West Bengal, Ph: 033 -
25579684, 25567773 Fax: 033 - 25574390.
Email: gsi.ofb@nic.in
8.
Heavy
Alloy Penetrator Project Tiruchirappalli (HAPP) HAPF Township Po. , Tiruchirappalli - 620025. TN.
Ph: 0431 - 2581803 10 2581807 Fax: 0431 - 2581891 Email: happ.ofb@nic.in
9.
High
Explosives Factory, Pune (HEF) Khadki, Pune - 411003, Maharashtra. Ph: 020 - 25819566/67 Fax: 020 - 25813204
Email: hef.ofb@nic.in
10.
Heavy
Vehicles Factory, Chennal (IVE) Avadi, Chennai - 600054. TN.
Ph: 044 - 26843000 Fax: 044 - 26841824 Email: hvf.ofb@nic.in
11.
II. Machine Tool Prototype Factory, Mumbai (MPF)
Ordnance Estate, Ambarmath (W), Distt: Thane - 421502. Maharashtra.
Ph: 0251 - 2610884 Fax: 0251 - 2610065 Email: mpf.ofb@nic.in
12.
Metal
and Steel Factory, Kolkata (MSF) Ishapore, PO - Ichhapur Nawabganj, Dist - 24
Parganas (N) - 743144. West Bengal. Phone: 03325938401, 0332593 8407, 03325938411
Fax: 03325938333 & 03325938413 Email: msf.ofb@nic.in
13.
Ordnance
Clothing Factory Avadi (OCFAV) Avadi, Chennai - 600054. TN.
Ph: 044 - 26365000 Fax: 044 - 26381701 Email: ocfav.ofb@nic.in
14.
Ordnance
Cable Factory Chandigarh (OCFC) 183, Industrial Area Phase - 1 - 160002. Chandigarh, Ph: 0172 - 2655033, 2671201 Fax:
0172 - 2655369 Email: ocfc.ofb@nic.in
15.
Ordnance
Clothing Factory Shahjahanpur (OCES) Shahjahanpur - 242001, UP. Ph: 91 - 5842 - 223416, 223704 Fax: 91 - 5842
- 223328, 281387 Email: ocfs.ofb@nic.in
16.
Ordnance
Equipment Factory Kanpur (OEFC) Phool Bagh, Kanpur - 208001. UP.
Phone: 0512 - 2311181 - 85 Fax: 0512 - 2311186
Email: oefc.ofb@nic.in
17.
Ordnance
Equipment Factory Hazratpur (OEFHZ) Greater Noida District Firozabad, Pin -
283103. UP. Phone: 05612 - 276012, 276013, 276001. Fax:. 05612
- 276002. Email: oefhz.ofb@nic.in
18.
Ordnance
Factory Ambernath, Mumbai (OFA) Ambarnath, Dist: Thane, PIN - 421502. Maharashtra.
Phone: 91 - 251 - 2734788 Fax: 91 - 251 - 2733959 Email: ofa.ofb@nic.in
19.
Ordnance
Factory Ambajhari, Nagpur (OFAJ) Ambajhari Defense Project, Amrawati Road,
Nagpur - 440021. Maharashtra, Ph: + 91 -
7104 - 237845 - 49 Fax: + 91 - 7104 - 237705 Email: ofaj.ofb@nic.in
20.
Ordnance
Factory Bhandara (OFBA) Jawahamagar, Bhandara - 441906, Maharashtra. Phone: 07184 - 275745 - 48 Fax: 07184 - 275242
Email: ofbagm_bhv@sancharnet.in
21.
Ordnance
Factory Bhusawal (OFBH) District Jalgaon, At & PO: Bhusawal - 425203. Maharashtra, Ph: 02582 - 222044 Fax: 02582 -
223309 Email: ofbh.ofb@nic.in
22.
Ordnance
Factory Bolangir (OFBOL) AUPO. Badmal,
Dist. Bolangir - 767070Orissa. Phone: 06655 - 250969 10973 Fax: 06655 -
250561. 250271 Email: gm_ofbol@ofb.gov.in
23.
Ordnance
Factory Kanpur (OFC) Kalpi Road, Kanpur - 208009. Uttar Pradesh. Phone: 2295160 - 68, 70 Fax: 91 - 512 –
2216040
24.
Ordnance Factory Chandrapur (OFCH) Bhadravati,
District - Chandrapur - 442501.
Maharashtra. Ph: 07175 -
254012254051/254052 Fax: 07175 - 254043/254276
25.
Ordnance Factory Dumdum, Kolkata (OFDC)
Jessore Road, Dum Dum, Kolkata - 700028.
WB. Phone: 033 - 2559 -
1043/3100/4700/5232 Fax: 033 - 25512136 Email: ofdc.ofb@nic.in
26.
Ordnance
Factory Dehu Road, Pune (OFDR) Om Dehu Road, Pune - 412101. Maharashtra.
Phone: 020 - 27671206/1209/1392/1393/1394/1570/1651/1658/3839/3840 Fax:
020 - 27671616/3838 Email: gm_ofdr@ofdr.gov.in,
27.
Ordnance
Factory Dehradun (OFDUN) Raipur, Dehradun - 248008. Uttaranchal.
Phone: 0135 - 2787371/72/73, 2788761/62/63 Fax: 0135 – 2787177 Email:
ofdun.ofb@nic.in
28.
Ordnance
Factory Itarsi (OFI) Itarsi (M.P.) - 461122, Madhya Pradesh. Phone: 07572 - 262510, 262511, 262512, 262513
Fax: 07572 - 262563, 262504 Email: ofi.ofb@nic.in
29.
Ordnance
Factory Khamaria, Jabalpur (OFK) Khamaria, Jabalpur, PIN - 482005. Madhya Pradesh. Phone: 0761 - 2337021 to 2337031 (EPBX) Fax:
0761 - 2337301, 2430202 Email: olk.ofb@nic.in
30.
Ordnance
Factory Katni (OFKAT) O. F. Katni, Katni - 483503. Madhya Pradesh. Phone: 07622 - 221621 - 25 Fax: 07622 -
221605/224082 Email: ofkat_ ofb@ofb.gov.in,
31.
Ordnance
Factory Muradnagar (OFM) Ghaziabad, PIN - 201206. UP.
Ph: 01232 - 232200 Fax: 01232 - 228550 Email: ofm.ofb@nic.in
32.
Ordnance
Factory ProjectNalanda (OFN) PO. -
Rajgir, Dist. - Nalanda - 803121. Bihar.
Ph: 06112257 100 Fax: 06112257 102
33.
Ordnance
Factory Project Korwa (OFPKR) PO.
HAL. HALCOMPLEX, Teh. Amethi, CSMNagar. PIN - 227412 Uttar Pradesh. Phone: 05368 - 255118 Fax: 05368 - 255014
Email: ofpkr. ofb@nic.in
34. Ordnance Factory Project Medak (OFPM) Yeddumailaram,
Medak district - 502205. AP. Phone: 91 - 40 - 23283000 Fax: 08455 - 239074
& 91 - 40 - 23292950 Email: ofpm.ofb@nic.in
35. Ordnance Factory Tiruchirappalli (OFT) Tiruchirappalli
- 620016. TN PH: 0431 - 2581291 - 96 Fax:
0431 - 2581136 Email: oft.ofb@nic.in
36. Ordnance Factory Varangaon (OFV) PO. - 0.
E. Varangaon, City - Bhusaval
Dist: Jalgaon - 425308, Maharashtra, Ph: 02582 - 277812 - 15 Fax: 02582 -
277822 Email: ofv.olb@nic.in
37. Opto Electronics Factory, Dehradun (OLF) Raipur,
Dehradun - 248008, Uttaranchal. Phone:
091 - 0135 - 2787101 Fax: 091 - 0135 - 2787181 Email: opf.ofb@nic.in
38. Ordnance Parachute Factory, Kanpur (OPF) Napier Road,
Cantt. , Kanpur - 208004 Uttar Pradesh,
Phone: + 91 - 512 - 2327901 - 903 Fax: + 91 - 512 - 2321436 Email: opf.ofb@nic.in
39. Rifle Factory Ishapore, Kolkata (RFI) PO. Ichapur - Nawabganj, Dist. 24, Parganas (North) Pin - 743144 WB. Ph: 2593 - 7119 - 23, 2593 - 8072/73/74 Fax:
033 - 2593 - 7200 Email: rfi.ofb@nic.in
40. SmallArms Factory, Kanpur (SAF) KalpiRoad, Kanpur -
208009 Uttar Pradesh. Phone: 0512 -
2295042 - 46 Fax: 0512 – 2296229
Email: saf.ofb@nic.in
41. Vehicle Factory Jabalpur (VEJ) Jabalpur - 482009
Madhya Pradesh. Phone: 0761 - 2330520
Fax: 0761 - 2330436 & 0761 – 2330257
Email: vfj.ofb@nic.in
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