ALL INDIA STATE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES’ FEDERATION welcome you to our website. AISGEF is essentially a trade union organisation representing seven million state employees and teachers of 25 states of India With International Affiliation to Trade Union International Of Public & Allied Employees. The foundation of this organisation was laid in 1960.

AISGEF – Central Office
Address:	10A, Shankaritola Street, Kolkata – 700 014, India.
Telephone No:	+91 33 2217-7721 / 2227-6542
Fax No:	+91 33 2265-9450
E.Mail :	aisgef@dataone.in

Publication: We publish Employees’ Forum, our monthly journal in English and Hindi versions separately.

National Conference: According to the norms laid down in Indian constitution, the National Conference of AISGEF is held every three years. The last Annual Conference was held at Kolkata, West Bengal from 29 December 2005 - 1 January 2006.

AISGEF is affiliated to Trade Union International of Public & Allied Employees and shoulders the main burden of conducting its central work at the TUI Hd. Qrs at New Delhi and at the Calcutta office of TUI. Besides these, it maintains close connection with different other international trade unions.

National working women’s convention – an inspiring event

The first National Convention of Working Women under state governments organised by the All India State Government Employees’ Federation was successfully held at Madurai on 27-28 January 2001. About 400 women delegates from 13 states and one union territory including Maharashtra, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tripura, Orissa, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, West Bengal and Pondichery attended the convention. This women’s convention was attended by nurses, teachers, clerical and technical staff under various state governments and Anganwadi workers.

The conference was inaugurated by Smt. Mythili Sivaraman, the Working President of All India Democratic Women’s Association. She insisted on implementing the Supreme Court guidelines to stop sexual harassment. Thereafter 36 delegates who participated in the discussion enriched the discussion paper with their struggling experiences and also projected the demands and problems to be attended by the organization in future.

The Convention approved a charter of demands with specific organizational tasks and a clear perspective for the future movement towards attaining equal rights and status for women as well as eradicating all forms of gender discrimination.

Sukomal Sen, General Secretary, AISGEF summed up the discussion.

Historic strike on 10 January 2001

More than six million State Government employees, teachers, Board, Corporation, Panchayat, Zilla Parishad and Anganwadi workers observed a countrywide strike on 10 January 2001 at the call of All India State Government Employees’ Federation. The strike was called in protest against the policy of privatisation, downsizing, retrenchment and selling out of government departments and public sector units, being followed by the Central and some State Governments at the dictates of IMF-World Bank and WTO.

The strike was a grand success in the states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Orissa, Punjab and West Bengal. Good response to the strike call was also received from the states of Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka and Rajasthan.

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