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Banking Services Partially Hit In 2-Day Bharat Bandh: 10 Points
A 48-hour Bharat Bandh or a nationwide strike called by various trade unions, including banking staff, to protest government policies began in several states on Monday, affecting normal life in some areas.
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Key Services Hit As 2-Day Nationwide Bank Strike Begins: 10 Points
Key banking operations across the country were impacted today as nine unions called for a two-day nationwide strike against the proposed privatisation of Public Sector Banks and "retrograde banking reforms". As many as 10 lakh bank employees are expected to participate in the strike called by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), an umbrella body...
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2-Day Nationwide Bank Strike From Today, Key Services Hit
The United Forum of Bank Union (UFBU), an umbrella body of nine bank unions, has called for a two-day nationwide strike on March 15 and 16 against the privatisation of Public Sector Banks and retrograde banking reforms.
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Bank Unions Defer 2-Day Strike, No Disruption In Services On Sept 26, 27
Officers' unions of public sector banks have deferred the proposed two-day strike following an assurance from Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar to look into their concerns.
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Bank Unions Announce 2-Day Strike From May 30 Demanding Early Revision Of Wages
Over 10 lakh bankers in government and private banks will go on a 48-hour strike starting on May 30, an All India Bank Employees Association leader said.
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Trade unions to hold 2-day strike from tomorrow; transport, banking services to take major hit
There could be bad news for air travellers as 11 major trade unions have decided to participate in a two-day nationwide strike starting tomorrow which may cripple operations at various airports across the country.
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Bank operations resume after 2-day strike
Normal banking operations, including the clearance of millions of piled up cheques, resumed on Friday in public sector banks after the 2-day strike called by unions ended. They were protesting against banking sector reforms and outsourcing of non-core services to private players.
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Banking Services Partially Hit In 2-Day Bharat Bandh: 10 Points
A 48-hour Bharat Bandh or a nationwide strike called by various trade unions, including banking staff, to protest government policies began in several states on Monday, affecting normal life in some areas.
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Key Services Hit As 2-Day Nationwide Bank Strike Begins: 10 Points
Key banking operations across the country were impacted today as nine unions called for a two-day nationwide strike against the proposed privatisation of Public Sector Banks and "retrograde banking reforms". As many as 10 lakh bank employees are expected to participate in the strike called by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), an umbrella body...
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2-Day Nationwide Bank Strike From Today, Key Services Hit
The United Forum of Bank Union (UFBU), an umbrella body of nine bank unions, has called for a two-day nationwide strike on March 15 and 16 against the privatisation of Public Sector Banks and retrograde banking reforms.
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Bank Unions Defer 2-Day Strike, No Disruption In Services On Sept 26, 27
Officers' unions of public sector banks have deferred the proposed two-day strike following an assurance from Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar to look into their concerns.
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Bank Unions Announce 2-Day Strike From May 30 Demanding Early Revision Of Wages
Over 10 lakh bankers in government and private banks will go on a 48-hour strike starting on May 30, an All India Bank Employees Association leader said.
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Trade unions to hold 2-day strike from tomorrow; transport, banking services to take major hit
There could be bad news for air travellers as 11 major trade unions have decided to participate in a two-day nationwide strike starting tomorrow which may cripple operations at various airports across the country.
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Bank operations resume after 2-day strike
Normal banking operations, including the clearance of millions of piled up cheques, resumed on Friday in public sector banks after the 2-day strike called by unions ended. They were protesting against banking sector reforms and outsourcing of non-core services to private players.
