The AIBEA has referred to as for a nationwide strike in response to the Bank of India’s actions towards 13 of its officers who attended the twenty third Biennial Conference of the Bank of India Staff Union-Kerala.
The All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) has referred to as for a nationwide strike on Wednesday, which can disrupt banking providers and transactions throughout the nation. The strike is in response to the Bank of India’s choice to problem cost sheets towards 13 workplace bearers of the bank employees union.
CH Venkatchalam, General Secretary of AIBEA, briefed the media about in the present day’s bank strike and launched a press assertion outlining the affiliation’s calls for to the authorities. “AIBEA’s call for strike on 28th August 2024, Against political attack on trade union AIBOC–NCBE–BEFI–AIBOA–INBOC–INBEF extend support,” Venkatchalam wrote in a put up on X (previously Twitter).
Today’s bank strike will see participation from members of practically 5 different bank unions, together with the United Forum of Bank Unions, the All India Bank Officers Confederation, the National Confederation of Bank Employees, the Bank Employees Federation of India, and the All India Bank Officers Association, amongst others.
Are all banks closed?
As of now, no official affirmation about the bank strike has been offered past the press launch shared by CH Venkatchalam in his social media put up on X. Bank Customers are suggested to confirm the standing of their native branches of SBI, ICICI, HDFC, and different banks earlier than planning their visits.
What is the reason for strike in the present day?
The AIBEA has referred to as for a nationwide strike in response to the Bank of India’s actions towards 13 of its officers who attended the twenty third Biennial Conference of the Bank of India Staff Union-Kerala. The Bank of India issued cost sheets to those 13 workplace bearers. In its press launch, the AIBEA described the August 28 strike as a protest towards “political interference and political attack on the Union and the vindictive actions taken against the union leaders in Bank of India Staff Union, Kerala.”
Several different bank unions have additionally expressed their help for the strike, condemning administration’s actions towards union officers as a technique to weaken and “destabilise the organised labour in the banking business, below the guise of nationwide safety issues.”
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