AIBEA News
Bank Strike Today
Strike Called By AIBEA
Strike against charge-sheeting thirteen office bearers
The trade unions have been demanding five-day banking
The United Forum of Bank Unions is also raising concerns over promotion and salary issues
The UFBU is made up of nine bank unions
Strike to protest against govt's anti-labour policies.
Ten central trade unions will observe strike.
AIBEA represents majority of banks except SBI and IOB.
Strike to protest against govt's anti-labour policies.
Ten central trade unions will observe strike.
AIBEA represents majority of banks except SBI and IOB.
Strike to protest against govt's anti-labour policies.
Ten central trade unions will observe strike.
AIBEA represents majority of banks except SBI and IOB.
The major union in the banking sector represents about one million bankers.
The strike will be spearheaded by United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), an umbrella body of nine unions in the banking sector.
According to AIBEA General Secretary, members of AIBEA and BEFI (Bank Employees Federation of India) will be on strike on Tuesday across the country. Other unions in the industry are extending their support for the strike.
The government had in September approved the merger of three public sector lenders - Bank of Baroda, Dena Bank and Vijaya Bank.
The Banking Union had demanded overtime for the extra hours put in by staff during the 50-day window that ended on December 30, however they are yet to get their dues.
With its nominee Directors on boards of all the government-owned bank, the RBI cannot escape its responsibility for the huge non-performing assets of the banks, said a top union leader said here on MOnday.
In a circular to its members, the AIBEA said the wage revision settlement in IDBI Bank for employees and officers is due from November 2012.
Contrary to its earlier stand of infusing fresh capital in strong banks, the central government has decided to infuse fresh capital totalling Rs 8,586 crore into 10 weak banks subject to commitment to quarterly milestones by bank boards, management, employees and unions, said a top leader of All India Bank Employees` Union (AIBEA).
In the first major organised protest against the government`s "anti-people banking reforms", 10 lakh bank employees and officials staged a strike on Tuesday, bringing banking operations across the country to a halt.
The All India Bank Employees' Association( AIBEA) has called upon Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to hike the ceiling on Income Tax for salaried persons to Rs 7.5 lakh with exclusion of fringe benefits like housing, medical and educational facilities.
Even those handling wads of notes on a daily basis are a harried lot. The reference is to bank employees. The struggle to manage the cash requirement of common public has raised their stress level. They would like the Reserve Bank of India( RBI)to close bank branches until sufficient quantities of currency notes supplies reach banks.
In a bid to create global size bank, the board of State Bank of India on Thursday approved scheme of merger of five associate lenders and Bharatiya Mahila Bank (BMB) with itself while protecting the interest of the existing staff.
All-India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) Sunday threatened to make public the names of top 7,000 wilful corporate loan defaulters who have defrauded around Rs 70,000 crore.
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