Civil/Electric/Electronic Eng and Diploma holders have chance at Bahrain Interview May 10th Onwards . Contact Phone 011-23362907 or emai.cbcilabour@gmail.com

Office Staff,CBCI Centre Delhi,MSW


Vacancy for Nurses at Delhi . Contact Phone 011-23362907 or emai.cbcilabour@gmail.com


Kerala Labour Movement



Activity Report 2006 and 2007



Kerala Labour Movement is an initiative of KCBC Labour Commission, aiming at the integral development and total liberation of the workforce especially in the unorganized sector. It is a non profit organization registered under Travancore Charitable & Societies Act 1957.



The Workers’ Facilitation Centre at Ernakulam is a unique endeavor of the Movement started its functions in the year of 2006. This centre coordinates the awareness and advocacy programs which make the workers and unemployed youths accessible to the existing governments’ and non governments’ facilities like online employment exchange, insurance schemes, welfare schemes, workers’ education, counseling etc. The centre has been provided with all communication means including internet and office staff. We have appointed paid animators with the support of benevolent sponsors to enhance the diocesan level activities.



COOK,Supervisor,Assistant Manger -P.G & MBA


Soft ware engineer at Delhi



Required Teachers U.P . Accommodation and Food Free



Sweeper and Office Boy, Marketing officer in a Bank at Thrichur



The highlights of the activities in the reporting year :The workers are organized in SHG pattern and are networked in diocesan level. Apart from employment and welfare guarantee, the program specifies on building up good workmanship qualities, skill enhancement, technology transfer, imparting alternative skills, entrepreneurial development etc.



Campaign demanding speedy implementation of Un-organised Worker’s Social Security Bill:As a part of national campaign called by the CBCI labour commission for submitting a memorandum to the central Government for the enactment of the Unorganized sector workers bill as act. KLM gathered 150000 signatures from the various parts of the state. Public meetings were conducted to propagate this move and to discuss the proposed bill with the public through out the state. The huge memorandum containing lakhs of signatures was handed over to Mr. Oscar Fernandez in a function organized at Delhi by CBCI Labour Commission.



Voice for the deprived plantation workers:As all are aware, the plantation workers are struggling with their lives due to the closure of plantations. The movement is working with the Social Service Departments of Vijayapuram & Neyyattinkara dioceses to solve or provide some welfare measures to them. We have formulated in association with all trade unions a Charter of Demands and submitted to the State Government. Also a memorandum was submitted to the Human Rights Commission of State of Kerala.



SNTU, a trade union for Construction Workers:The Movement has initiated a trade union for the construction workers. It is also recognized by the Welfare board to enroll the workers in the welfare schemes implemented by the state government. Now the union is functioning in 7 districts of Kerala.

Job Placement :Placement services of KLM is commendable in that it helps the youth to find jobs which suits their qualification and aptitude. Websites: www.keralalabour.org, www.medicareer.in & www.jobtech.in<>< <><>Training Programs & Major activities:We have conducted following programs during reporting years. Besides this, many programs were conducted in diocesan levels.
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1.Workers Convention on Human Rights Day on December 10, 2006 at ESSS auditorium, Ernakulam
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2.Convention of Tea Plantation Workers on August 25, 2007 at Kuttikkanam, Peerumedu



<3.Leadership training Programs – 4 camps at Ernakulam<><><

<4. Published and circulated May day Messages in connection with the May Day celebrations



5. Published News Bullettins ( Labour News) periodically

6.Conducted a Primary Survey on Church Related Workers

7.Formed 3304 workmen Self Help Groups (SHGs)

8. Enrolled the unorganized workers with the welfare schemes of Kerala Government >> Construction Workers > 738, Coir Workers > 120, Fishermen > 380, Agricultural Workers> 113, Unskilled workers > 86 and Bamboo Workers > 32<><><> 9.Functioning as a corporate agency for various insurance schemes >> Till now we have registered 57226 members in various insurance schemes.<><><>
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KLM is functioning in the following dioceses:Neyyattinkara, Trivandrum (Malankara), Trivandrum (Latin), Punaloor, Vijayapuram, Kochi, Verapoly, Kottappuram, Idukki, Irinjalakuda, Trichoor, Thalassery, Thamarassery, Manthwady, Kanoor, & Calicut



Office Bearers:KCBC Labour Commission:Bishop Dr. John Thattumkal (Chairman), Mar James Pazhayattil & Mar Jose Porunedam (Member Bishops)Fr. Jaison Vadassery (Secretary & Director to KLM)



Kerala Labour Movement: Joseph Jude Arackal (President), Joy Gothuruth (Vice Presiden), Binny P Joseph (General Secretary), Siby Ponthanam (Secretary), Shaju Antony (Treasurer), Mr.Sooranadu Gregory, Mr.K.J Thomas ,Mr.E.T.Paul and Mr. P.C.Sebastian (Regional Organizers)