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Banking disrupted as employees go on strike over merger

Bank employees owing allegiance to four Left-leaning unions today went on a strike protesting the proposed merger of the State Bank of Indore with parent SBI, disrupting normal banking operations in the country, a top union official said. - Bank employees begin nationwide strike - Hunger strikes on for united Andhra - MNC banks pay lesser advance tax in Q3 - Nation-wide bank strike tomorrow - Moody"s upgrades outlook for rupee - Unique identity number to help banks skip KYC rules AIBEA General Secretary C H Venkatachalam told PTI that employees under the banner of All India Bank Employees" Association (AIBEA) and All India Bank Officers" Association (AIBOA) are on a one-day strike. Venkatachalam said there should be no consolidation in the public sector banks in the name of creating global size bank. Many public and private sector banks have already informed customers that the normal functioning at bank"s branches may get affected in view of the strike call. PSU banks control about 70 per cent of the banking operations in the country.

Payday Cash Loans commented:

If the employees ownt work then surely there will be disturbance in the banking but hope hey deal with it soon

26.08.2011

Payday Loans commented:

In a bid to evade inconvenience to customers, many public and private sector banks had informed in advance that the normal functioning at bank\'s branches may get exaggerated in view of the strike call by the two bank unions.

24.09.2011

personal credit commented:

As per INAS reports around 450,000 bank employees of both public sector and private sector banks across the country went on a strike on Wednesday, getting banking services to a idle.

03.10.2011

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03.12.2011


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