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Public sector banks threaten to go on strike during budget
By IndianMandarins- 16 Jan 2020
854Unions of public sector banks threatened to go on a two-day nationwide strike beginning January 31, 2020 to press for early wage revision. Wage revision for employees of public sector banks is pending since November 2017. The strike will coincide with beginning of the Budget session and presentation of Budget 2020-21. Strike has been called by the United Forum of Bank Unions, an umbrella body of the nine bank unions including All India Bank Officers’ Confederation, All India Bank Employees Association and National Organisation of Bank Workers (NOBW). The meeting of UFBU held at Mumbai on January 13 came to the unanimous and inescapable conclusion that intensified agitational actions have to be resorted to press our demands for reasonable resolution and satisfactory settlement. Unions are demanding wage revision settlement at 20 per cent hike on pay slip components with adequate loading.
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Public sector banks threaten to go on strike during budget
By IndianMandarins - 2020-01-16 11:53:00
Unions of public sector banks threatened to go on a two-day nationwide strike beginning January 31, 2020 to press for early wage revision. Wage revision for employees of public sector banks is pending since November 2017. The strike will coincide with beginning of the Budget session and presentation of Budget 2020-21.
Strike has been called by the United Forum of Bank Unions, an umbrella body of the nine bank unions including All India Bank Officers’ Confederation, All India Bank Employees Association and National Organisation of Bank Workers (NOBW).
The meeting of UFBU held at Mumbai on January 13 came to the unanimous and inescapable conclusion that intensified agitational actions have to be resorted to press our demands for reasonable resolution and satisfactory settlement. Unions are demanding wage revision settlement at 20 per cent hike on pay slip components with adequate loading.
