The United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) has called for a two-day strike from 31 January. The UFBU represents 9 trade unions. According to a media reporter's report, the organization has announced a three-day strike from March 11. He has said that even if his demands have not been met, the bank employees will go on an indefinite strike from April 1, 2020. Bank unions have a three-stage strike plan.
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According to UFBU convenor Sanjeev Kumar Bandlish, a letter has already been sent in connection with the strike to the Chairman of the Indian Banks Association, the Secretary of the Department of Finance Services and the Chief Labor Commissioner of the Ministry of Labor. It has been decided to go on strike due to long pending several demands such as revision of Bandlish salary, 5 days for the banking system, the inclusion of special allowance in basic salary, the abolition of new pension scheme. There will be a delay in getting salary
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If this proposed strike comes into effect then a large population of the country may get a salary late this time. This is because in most departments and companies, salary comes on the last day of the month or on the first day of the new month. This time January 31 is Friday, February 1 is Saturday and February 2 is Sunday. There may be a delay in getting your salary. This can also affect your financial plans like EMI payment, credit card payment. Those who get a salary from the cheque may face more problems as it may take a long time to clear the cheque after the bank is closed for three days. On January 8, part of Bharat Bandh was also taken - Bank employees also took part in Bharat Bandh organized by Central Trade Unions with their demands.
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