Presentation to Secretary Lab & HR

7/29/2019 Presentation to Secretary Lab & HR

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PROFILE PERFORMANCE

DISTRICT OFFICELABOUR

GUJRANWALA

TO

THE SECRETARY

LABOUR & HUMANRESOURCE, PUNJAB


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IMPORTANTFUNCTIONS

Maintenance of Industrial peace throughregulation of trade unions activities. Registration and de-registration of trade unions.

Holding of elections and referendums for

determination of Collective Bargaining Agent. Audit & Scrutiny of Annual Returns of trade unions.

Conciliation, mediation and arbitration on Charter ofDemands.

Redressal of individual and collective grievances.

Control of illegal strike, lock-out or un-fair labourpractices on the part of employers and workmen.

Adjudication of cases through Labour Courts.


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IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS

Enforcement of Labour Laws regarding: Terms and Conditions of employment of employees.

Terms and Conditions of working environment and workinghours.

Health and Safety of workers.

Payment of Wages and other emoluments. Education and training of workers and their children.

Provision of Welfare Grants / Welfare Measures: Marriage Grants.

Death Grants.

Talent Scholarships. Flats for residence.


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IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS

Enforcement of Weights and Measures Laws:

Verification, Re-verification and Calibration of weighing &measuring instruments.

Collection of Government Fees.

Inspection and Prosecution offactories, Shops,Establishments, Petrol Pumps & CNG stations.

Adjudication of Cases: Compensation arising out of accidental death and injuries.

Non-payment and delay in payment to the workers.


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DIRECTOR LABOUR WELFARE

DISTRICT OFFICER LABOUR (BS-19),

Gujranwala.

01Stenographer

02Assistant

02Senior Clerk

02Junior Clerk

01Driver

04Naib Qasid

Assistant District Officer Labour

(BS-17)

Manager EE

(BS-16)

Labor Officer (F&W)-I

Labor Officer (F&W)-II

Labor Officer (F&W)-IIILabor Officer( F&W)-IV

(BS-16)

Labor Inspector (S&W)-I

Labor Inspector (S&W)-II

Labor Inspector (S&W)-III

ORGANOGRAM

Superintendent (BS-16)


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SCHEDULE OF ESTABLISHMENT

S.No. Name & Designation Grade No. of Posts No. of Vacant Post

1 District Officer Labour 19 1 -

2 Assistant District Officer Labour 17 1 -

3 Superintendents 16 1 -

4 Labour Officers 16 4 2

5 Manager Employment Exchange 17 1 1

6 Assistants 14 2 1

7 Labour Inspectors 14 3 -

8 Stenographer 12 1 1

9 Senior Clerks 9 2 -

10 Junior Clerks 7 2 -

11 Driver 5 1 -

12 Naib Qasid 2 4

2Total: 23 07

Budget allocated for year 2010-11 = Rs. 42,15,061/-


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DISRICT PROFILE.

REGISTRATION OF FACTORIES

No. of Factories registered under Factories Act, 1934 = 546

No. employees working in registered factories = 27317

REGISTRATION OF SHOPS

No. of existing units = 1465

No. of workers employed = 4540/-

Registration fee received = Rs. 14040/- (100.04% of target Yr 2010-11)

PETROL PUMPS & CNG STATIONS

No. of Petrol Pumps = 136No. of CNG Stations = 63


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POSITION OF TARGET & ACHIEVEMENT UNDER

PUNJAB WEIGHTS & MEASURES ACT 1975,

2010-2011

2009-10 2010-11

TargetAssigned

TargetAchieved

Financ-

ial Year

Target

assigned

(Rs)

Target

Achieved

(Rs)

%

2009-10 21,00,000 21,12,330 101%

2010-11 23,00,000 20,48,542 89 %


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INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE REGARDING

ACHIEVEMENT OF TARGET UNDER W&M ACT 1975,

2010-11

Name of Designation of officer/ official TargetAssigned

TargetAchieved

% ofAchievement

1 Malik Muhammad Riaz, ADOL, Gujrat 9,76,700/-

10,1900/- 104%

2 Mr. Khalid Pervaiz, LO (F&W)-I, Gujrat 17,200/- 18,033/- 105%

3 Mr. Usman Ali, LO (F&W)-II, Gujrat 22,300/- 22,333/- 100%

4 Mr. Tahir Abbas, LO (F&W)-III, Gujrat(additional charge)

30,200/- 30,304/- 100%

5 Mr. Usman Ali, LO (F&W)-IV, Gujrat 26,300/- 26,319/- 100%

6 Rana Sohail, LI (S&W)-I, Gujrat 1,99,200/-

96,321/- 48%

7 Mr. Jaffar Iqbal, LI (S&W)-II, Gujrat 5,14,000/-

3,09,294/- 60%

8 Mr. Tahir Abbas, LI (S&W)-III, Gujrat 5,14,100/-

5,14,138/- 100%


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PERFORMANCE UNDER PUNJAB WEIGHTS &

MEASURES ACT 1975JULY 2010 TO JUNE 2011

INSPECTION:

Sr. Area of

Activity

Total

No.

No. of

Inspect

ion

No. of

cases

pending

at

beginning

No. of prosecutions No. of

cases

decided

Fine Imposed No. of W&M

seized or

detainedLess

Measurem

ent

/Weighing

Others

1 CNG 63 75 40 06 -- -- -- -

2 PetrolPumps

136 175 206 69 -- 07

70000/- And 2

year

imprisonment

to 3 accused

17units

3 Factories 320 1610 57 -- 02 02 5000/- --

4 Shops &Estt. 10857 28936 2070 -- 710 105 86000/- 59


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CAMPAIGN REGARDING CHECKING OF

WEIGHTS & MEASURES SINCE 21-03-2011 TO 30-07-11.Sr.No.

Items Inspections Correction FaultyNo. of

Prosecutionslodged

No. ofCaes

Decided

FineImposed

Rs.

1EdibleOil/Ghee 2388 2384 4.00

2Sugar/ Rules

2333 2333

3Milk

2490 2484 6 6

4Soap

2329 2329

5Bakery Items

2347 2340 7 11 2.00 2000.00

6

Kerosence/LPG Gas 1887 1887

7Chiken seller

2529 2481 48 48

8

Meet Seller

1932 1908 24 24 1 2500.00

9VegetableSeller 2642 2494 148 151

10

Cloth

2513 2423 90 90 34 40500.00

11

Any otherGroceryItems 2671 2442 229 229 13 17500.00

12

Petrol Pumps& CNGstations 441 386 55 60

Grand Total 26502 25891 607 619 50 62500


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PERFORMANCE REGARDING CAMPAIGN OF

ANTI-ADULTERATION FOR THE PERIOD 09-07-

2011 TO 30-07-2011

No. of

Raids

Conducted

No. of

Prosecutions

No. of

Prosecutions

Fine

3979 263


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POSITION OF TARGET & ACHIEVEMENT UNDER

SHOPS & ESTABLISHMENT ORDINANCE 1969,

2010-2011

0

2000

4000

6000

8000

10000

12000

14000

16000

2009-10 2010-11

Target

Assigned

TargetAchieved

Financial Year % Achieved

Target

2009-10 123%

2010-11 100.04 % up todate


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PERFORMANCE UNDER SHOPS &

ESTABLISHMETN ORDINANCE, 1969

JULY 2010 TO JUNE 2011

No. of

Inspections

No. of

Cases

Pending at

beginning

No. of

prosecutions

No. of

Cases

decided

Fine

imposed

Less

Wages

Others

29742 3363 09 185 39 8600/-


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INSPECTIONS

SHOPS & ESTABLISHMENTS)

01.07.2010 to 30.06.2011

Inspections 29742

Prosecutions 194

Amount of Total Fine Rs. 8600

01.07.2011 to 30.09.2012

Inspections 12445

Prosecutions 1562Amount of Total Fine Rs 38600


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REGISTRATION OF TRADE UNIONS

Total No. ofTrade Unions at

the beginning of

2010-11

No. of

Registration No. ofCancellation

Issued

Balanceat the

End with

CBA Member

ship

43 -- 03 40 08 5527

INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ( informal)

No. ofDisputes

pending at

the Beginning

No. of Disputesraised during

the quarter

No. of disputesresolved

No. ofDisputes

Pending at the

End

-- 13 11 02


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COURT PERFORMANCE 1-7-2011 to 31-1-2012

S# Assignment PreviousBalance

FreshInstituti

on

Decided

Balanceat the

end

Amount

Decree

d

AmountRecovere

d

Amount

Disburs

ed

1 Authorityunder P.W.

Act, 1936 33 15 23 25 203033 288474 379827

2 Commissioner Workmens

Compensatio

n 01 -- -- 01 -- -- --


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6. WELFARE SCHEMES

Sr

.#

Nature of

Grant

Balance at

theBeginning

Applicati

onsReceived

No. of

CasesDisposed

off

Balance

at theEnd

Reason for

Pending

1 Talent

Scholarship

-- 271 258 13 Incomplete

documents

2 Marriage

Grant

09 173 180 02 Pending for

verification

3 Death Grant 04 22 23 03 For verification

1 and under

litigation 2

7. ENQUIRIES

No. of

Enquiries

Pending

Completed

during

quarter

Pending at the End Reason of Delay

(if any)

- - -- --


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PROBLEM & DIFFICULTIES

Re-Organization of Field formation.

Labour Colony issues. ( illegal occupancy,

maintenance, shortage of staff)

Finance Department Notification for post ofBS-19 for District Officer Labour Gujrat and the

post of BS-17 for ADOL.

Provision of CNG Kit and Vehicle.

Posting of Manager Employment Exchange.


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