Banking & Finance Industry 100% Closed All Over India

Publié: 25 Février 2013
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 The Strike was a resounding Success. The Banking and financial sector was 100% closed on 20 -21 February 2013 not only in Mumbai but all over the country. said Milind Nadkarni President of UNI Indian Liaison Council.



Central Trade Unions in India have demanded concrete measures for containing inflation, steps for employment generation, universal social security, and making the minimum wage Rs. 10,000 per month, (US$ 185) The two-day strike has been called jointly by 11 trade unions including Indian Trade Union Congress (INTUC), AITUC, Hind Mazdoor Sabha (HMS), Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU), All India United Trade Union Centre (AIUTUC), Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh.



Apart from the 10 Point Charter of Demands of Central Trade Unions, UFBU - United Forum of Bank Unions, which is an umbrella of 9 unions, representing independent trade unions such as NCBE National Confederation of Bank Employees rallied their members supporting the following issues faced by their membership said Milind Nadkarni .
  • Control alarming price rise
  • Stop anti-worker Labour Reforms
  • Hands off trade union rights
  • Stop Banking Reforms
  • Stop Outsourcing
  • Early Wage Revision
  • Settle pending issues like compassionate appointment scheme.