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IDBI Bank Strike: What's on November 10? Nationwide bank strike, wider protests on the table; here's what you need to knowIDBI Bank Strike: A two-day nationwide strike by IDBI Bank employees and officers against the proposed sale of a majority stake to Canada's...
IDBI Bank employees' forum opposes majority stake sale to Fairfax, seeks parliamentary reviewUnited Forum of IDBI Officers and Employees has expressed opposition to the proposed sale of IDBI Bank. Concerns include potential underval...
PSU banks want to speak your language, push for local talentPublic sector banks are refining recruitment and training to emphasize local languages. This move addresses demographic disparities, partic...
Bank of Baroda suspends employees for jacking up number of app usersBank of Baroda has reportedly suspended over 50 employees, including assistant general managers, as part of its crackdown on irregularities...
Maharashtra, Delhi top defaulters as banks' dues mount to Rs 8.58 lakh croreThe figures show that as on March 31, 2022, there were 30,359 records of borrowers with defaults of Rs one crore and above, with recovery s...
PSU bank employees to go on two-day strike from Thursday; services likely to be hitA conciliation meeting before the Additional Chief Labour Commissioner on Wednesday failed, so unions are going ahead with their planned st...
Banking services impacted across Maharashtra on first day of strikeBanking services, including cash withdrawals, cheque clearances and other business related transactions, were affected across Maharashtra o...
Banking services in Maharashtra hit as 40,000 bank employees, officers join two-day strikeThe pan-India strike on March 15-16 has been called by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), an umbrella body of nine unions. It has clai...
Centre lifts embargo on pvt banks for govt bizThe Centre on Wednesday announced that it has lifted the embargo on private sector banks for the conduct of government-related banking tran...
Deposits rise over Rs 2.8 lakh crore in six weeks of lockdownBank deposits have risen by over Rs 2.8 lakh crore in three fortnights of the lockdown till May 8, while bank credit during the period dipp...
Amid lockdown, banks, ATM companies warn of rush for salary, government doleEven as many branches are not able to operate because of a staff shortage, banks are warning of large crowds in branches as Pradhan Mantri ...
IBA offers 6% wage hike to bank staff; unions reject proposalBank unions are demanding a 25 percent hike and the IBA has agreed to have fresh discussions on the issue by the end of August.
IBA, bank unions meet tomorrow to discuss wage hikeIn the last round of the talks held on May 5, 2018, the IBA had offered a meagre 2 per cent wage hike, which had irked the unions and they ...
Bankers suspect foul play in arrest of Bank of Maharashtra CEOSenior bankers pointed out that Bank of Maharashtra is being made a scapegoat was clear from the fact that it was not the only bank which h...
Bank strike continues for 2nd day in MaharashtraNearly 60,000 employees and officers from 12,000 branches of various banks are on a two-day nation-wide strike since yesterday.
Banking services in Maharashtra hit hard as 60,000 employees go on strikeAround 60,000 bank employees and officers in Maharashtra, including 25,000 bank employees and officers in Mumbai, are on strike, he claimed...
Bank unions call for two-day nationwide strike from May 30Bank employees and officials are protesting the nominal 2 percent wage hike offered by the Indian Banks' Association.
Unions say no to linking PSB pay to productivityLike in the pension reform, which was brought in by making it applicable to new employees, they may propose that variable pay be introduced...
Freedom of speech cannot be absolute: Supreme CourtFreedom of speech and expression cannot be "absolute", the Supreme Court today said as it refused to reject criminal charges against an aut...
Poem on Mahatma Gandhi: Supreme Court refuses to quash charge against editorJustices said one cannot be allowed to use indecent language for "historically respected personalities like Mahatma Gandhi".