The 11th Zonal Permanent Negotiating Machinery (PNM) meeting of Metro Railway was successfully conducted at Metro Rail Bhavan on May 13 and 14, 2025. The two-day event brought together senior management officials and representatives from the recognized employees' union to deliberate on matters pertaining to workforce welfare and organizational development.
Meeting Leadership and Attendance
The meeting was chaired by Subhransu S. Mishra, General Manager of Metro Railway. It was attended by Principal Heads of Departments, senior officers, and representatives of the Metro Railway Men's Union. Notable union attendees included Zonal Secretary Shri Sisir Chandra Mazumdar, General Secretary Shri Sujit Ghosh, and other office bearers.
Inaugural Address by General Manager
In his inaugural address, Shri Mishra congratulated Metro Railway employees for their dedication and significant contributions across various operational and service areas. He encouraged all stakeholders to continue working collectively towards enhancing passenger services and maintaining high standards of efficiency throughout the network.
Key Discussions and Outcomes
Over the course of the two-day meeting, management and union representatives engaged in detailed discussions on a wide range of issues concerning employees and organizational functioning. Various concerns, suggestions, and proposals were deliberated upon, with participants exchanging ideas and exploring solutions in a constructive and cordial atmosphere.
Role of PNM Forum
The PNM forum serves as a crucial mechanism for dialogue between management and employees. It facilitates collective bargaining, addresses workplace concerns, and fosters healthy industrial relations within Metro Railway. The meeting reaffirmed the commitment of both sides to collaborative problem-solving and the continued improvement of the Metro Railway system.
Overall, the 11th Zonal PNM meeting underscored the importance of open communication and mutual cooperation in driving organizational growth and employee satisfaction.
