Reserve Bank employees also strike to protest outsourcing policy

Ahmedabad, Dist. January 7, 2020, Tuesday

Reserve Bank employees will also join the strike of bank employees across the country today, demanding that the central government oppose anti-labor policies and repeal the new pension scheme.

At the same time, bank employees have demanded a fresh pension scheme. The rally will start from the Ashram Road in Ahmedabad and will go up to the Gandhi Ashram. The rally will start at 11.30 am.

The Indian Bank Association employees' strike has stated that the central government should stop making unnecessary banking reforms.

At the same time, there should be a break on the merger operations of banks. He also demanded that all measures be taken to recover the outstanding debt due to the increasing non-performing assets of nationalized banks.

He also demanded that the bank should plan to recover the outstanding bank loan payments from large companies that do not pay for large loans. It has also demanded a five-day week for bank employees and their wages to be improved.

He also demanded that the break on the appointment of employees in the banks be lifted and new appointments be made. They will join the strike as the government has not responded to their demands.

Residents of Ahmedabad branch of the Reserve Bank have also decided to join the strike given by the All India Reserve Bank Employees Association. The Reserve Bank staff is also steadily declining.

They too will join the strike in protest against the decision not to appoint new appointments. They are protesting against the government's policy of working with outsourcing. Reserve Bank employees have also protested over the issue to NPS.

The possibility of a lack of money in the ATM

The bank employees also have a strike, there will be a financial shortage at the ATM, as well as other financial transactions. The effect of this will also be seen on the ninth date. But online banking will not be affected. Bank employees are protesting the bank's merger. Trade unions are agitating over labor law reform, minimum wages, adequate facilities for companies, rising suicides for farmers and debt waiver support, expensive education, unemployment.