Who is a “Group – A Officer”?
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October 29, 2012 at 3:47 am #75011AnonymousInactive
Re: Wheather he is “Group – A Officer” ?
Thanks to Dr. Majumdar, Som and others for their contributions to the matter. But it is a fact that we have controversies over the matter. What we are doing is to gather available documents scattered here and there or take a quick look in the book shelves or in the saved folders
and analyse, and comment or conclude, and share. What an unavoidable waste of time over a question that could have been answered with only one word ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ if any of our Govt.s (Central or State or any of its dept., specially the Dept of Education ) clarified the matter mentioning the posts under its jurisdiction. Friends, please move to Govt., if you can, and drag the Order or publication where the query is attended clearly.
October 29, 2012 at 7:11 am #75017AnonymousInactiveRe: Wheather he is “Group – A Officer” ?
……. But it is a fact that we have controversies over the matter. …….What an unavoidable waste of time over a question that could have been answered with only one word ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ if any of our Govt.s (Central or State or any of its dept., specially the Dept of Education ) clarified the matter mentioning the posts under its jurisdiction. ……
Dear friend,
As a Group-A (Gazetted) Officer of the Govt. of India I, with some confidence, can say for the time being that there is no controversies on the definitions of Group-A or Gazetted Officers! There have been frequent and repeated discussions on the matter under reference. All have been justified by citing due references elsewhere in this forum. Since, this forum is envisaged as “A DISCUSSION Board of Acts, Rules, Govt. Orders, Circulars etc.” there is a lot of scope for elaboration of some aspects/ topics or to have insight into an issue for the sake of better understanding or development of a comprehensive idea thereof. Demystification of Govt. Acts, Rule etc. are possible ONLY through detailed discussion. This would obviate proper understanding of vires / applications of different Acts, Rules etc. Mere objective type answers like “Yes” or “No” to a question never clarify the matter. A “Yes” or “No” to a question is established by several logic/rationale. This is not regarded as wastage of time. Rather, this is proper utilization of time for “capacity building” through acquisition of knowledge, wisdom, confidence etc. Merely knowing a rule would not suffice today. Understanding the rules is a better approach instead. SPIRIT OF RULE is important in case of its proper application.
Anyway, classification of posts is now done on the basis of Pay Band & Grade Pay attached to a post ON FUNCTIONAL BASIS. Status of an employee is mentioned in his appointment order in respect of a particular post. As soon as he is appointed to that post he assumes all the DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES attached thereto under extant Service Rules. At the same time he enjoys status & power, facilities etc. coherent to that post. No separate order to this effect is issued.
The Govt. (the Centre & the State ) Notifications/Rules in regard to the Classifications of Posts are uploaded herewith for reference:
With regards.October 30, 2012 at 6:08 am #75047AnonymousInactiveRe: Whether he is a “Group – A Officer”?
Can any member upload or refer to any G.O. whereby the non-govt. officials like HMs of aided/sponsored schools, College/University teachers, Principals, Registrars etc. are authorised for attestation of documents!November 29, 2012 at 7:10 am #75689AnonymousInactiveRe: Whether he is a “Group – A Officer”?
Hello Sir,
Whether assistant works manager of central railway(Mumbai) is a class 1 gazetted officer and eligible to attest documents? I don’t have information regarding his pay scale.November 29, 2012 at 3:56 pm #75697AnonymousInactiveRe: Whether he is a “Group – A Officer”?
Assistant Works Manager in Indian Railways may be either a Group-A (Gazetted) or a Group-B (Gazetted) officer.
ASSISTANT WORKS MANAGER ( Group – ‘A’): Pay in PB–3 (Rs. 15,600–39,100) and Grade Pay Rs.5,400
ASSISTANT WORKS MANAGER (Group – ‘B’): Pay in PB–2 (Rs. 9,300–34,800) and Grade Pay Rs.4,800
Since both the posts belong to Gazetted rank, they can attest documents. Classification of employees as Class-I, Class-II, Class-III and Class-IV in Central Govt. services were replaced by the categories Group-A, Group-B, Group-C and Group-D successively in 1998.November 30, 2012 at 9:26 am #75714AnonymousInactiveRe: Whether he is a “Group – A Officer”?
Hello Majumdar Sir,
Thanks for your valuable information, again I’m having a query, is Special Executive Officer belongs to class 1/2 gazetted officer ? can he attest my documents ?November 30, 2012 at 10:09 am #75715AnonymousInactiveRe: Whether he is a “Group – A Officer”?
Pls inform the details like name of organisation/department, scale of pay (if possible) etc. in respect of the Spl. Executive Ofcr.July 15, 2013 at 3:22 pm #78317AnonymousInactiveI have gone through all the replies but most of them are not clearly explained.
In our state of W.B., The Government officers having the Pay band-4 (Rs.9000- 40500) and above with the grade pay ranging from Rs. 4400 – Rs. 10000, are the Group-A officers (as per ROPA – 09). The name of the Govt. officers are published in the Gazette of the State and thus the officers used to termed as Gazetted Officers. But currently, State Govt. officers having the Grade Pay ranging Rs. 4800 to Rs. 10000 are Gazetted Officers/ Class-I officer s of the state. They have the Attesting power.
The Assistant Teachers, A.H.Ms.and H.Ms. of the Non-Govt., aided/ un-aided/ Govt. Sponsored schools, Lecturers, Sr. Lecturers, Readers and Principal of Non-Govt. aided/ un- aided Colleges do not have any attesting power unless mentioned as “attestation may be done by the head of the institution”, b’coz they are not Govt. employees. Sometimes head of the institutions are nominated to attest some documents for authentication only.
Whereas, the Assistant Masters, A.H.Ms. and H.Ms. of Government Schools/ Zila schools, Lecturers, Sr. Lecturers, Readers, Professors and Principals of Govt. colleges are the Group-A Govt./Gazetted Govt. officers and they all have the attesting power.
Having equal or higher pay does not infer as Gr-A/ Gazetted officer, they must be Govt. Employee first then the Scale of Pay is used for determination of Group of service.July 17, 2013 at 4:15 pm #78327AnonymousInactiveAre you sure, an assistant teacher has attestation power?
February 3, 2014 at 3:26 am #74079AnonymousInactiveIs Headmaster of a Government Sponsored School in West Bengal a Group A Employee?
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