In the negotiations held today(10th Nov'14) between I.B.A. and U.F.B.U. ,I.B.A. stuck to their earlier stand of 11%, despite the flexibility of U.F.B.U. in scaling down the demand to 23%.
Consequently, the conciliation also ended in stalemate.Hence, STRIKE on12th November and relay strikes in December stands.
Consequently, the conciliation also ended in stalemate.Hence, STRIKE on12th November and relay strikes in December stands.
News Courtesy Mr Mohan P.
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Good job UFBU...Proud of you..
IBA should be kept away from the discussion and instead a well equipped top level secretary from the finance ministry can study the problem and by comparing THE PILLAI COMMITEE REPORT and then call a single round meeting with associations and unions and announce an interim relief of 20% on pay slip basis and complete the settlement within the financial year. if all parties agreed they can be linked with the seventh pay commission. all the pensioners demand which is pending in various courts are genuine and must be considered instantly without dragging the matter further. retired persons are bank ambassadors and to uplift the economy and ambition of the PRIME MINISTER to serve better with efficiency bank men wages should go up on par with their government counterparts. PM AND JAITLEY SHOULD PERSONALLY INTERVENE AND UNDO THE IN JUSTICE THAT BANKMEN ARE GETTING SINCE VIII BIPARTITE SETTLEMENT
K BALASUBRAMANIAN INDIAN BANK VRS
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