Employees' body urges Centre to restructure Joint Consultative Machinery platform
An employees' association has called for the restructuring of the Joint Consultative Machinery (JCM) to better reflect current administrative realities. The All India National Public Services Employees Federation argues that the existing representation framework, established in the 1960s, is outdated and inadequate for today's governance structure. They propose expanding the JCM to ensure fair representation for all sectors and ministries, particularly those currently lacking a voice.
- ▪The All India National Public Services Employees Federation represents over 1.3 million government employees.
- ▪The current JCM structure was designed in the 1960s and does not adequately represent the expanded number of ministries and departments.
- ▪The federation has requested the government to consider rotational appointments for employee representatives to enhance representation.
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Employees' body urges Centre to restructure Joint Consultative Machinery platformEmployees' body urges Centre to restructure Joint Consultative Machinery platformUpdated on: May 26, 2026 11:51 AM ISTPTIShare viaCopy link New Delhi, An employees' association has urged the Centre to restructure the Joint Consultative Machinery , the platform for dialogue between the government and its staff, to make it more representative of present-day administrative realities.Employees' body urges Centre to restructure Joint Consultative Machinery platformThe All India National Public Services Employees Federation , an umbrella body that claims to have the support of over 13 lakh government employees of central and state government departments, Union Territories, and other organisations, has written to…
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