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    Banks may remain closed for 8 consecutive days in March

    Finance KhabarBy Finance KhabarFebruary 28, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    New Delhi: Banks may remain closed for eight consecutive days in the month of March due to the proposed strike of the bank employees and the holidays of Holi, so if the work related to the bank is done before March 8, then it will be better for you.

    March 8 is a Sunday holiday, while March 9 and 10 are Holi holidays. Bank workers can go on strike on 11,12 and 13 March. If the bank workers went on strike, there was a holiday of six consecutive days, while on March 14, the second Saturday of the month is falling, while on the 15th, it is a Sunday holiday. In such a situation, banks can remain closed for eight consecutive days.

    On behalf of the Bank Employees Federation of India (BEFI) and All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA), it has been said that if our demands are not met then employees of all public sector banks will be on a three-day strike between March 11-13 Will stay

    The demand of these bank employees is that the salary be revised every five years. The salary was last revised in 2012. The next time it was supposed to be in 2017, but it has not happened yet. In addition, the bank union demands that there be two days off in a week. The bank union wants the special allowance to be combined with basic pay, abolish the new pension scheme and improve the family pension scheme.

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