AIBOC has addressed a letter to the Secretary, Department of
Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, Government of India, highlighting
therein the injustice meted out by IBA to the Officers who retired under
Voluntary Retirement Scheme evolved by Public Sector Banks, Exit Option Scheme
introduced by the Associate Banks and the officers who resigned from the
service of the Bank after completing pensionable service of more than 20 years,
etc., by denying another option to join the Pension Scheme.
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Thank you very much from the core of the hearts of resigned employees and their families for taking up this matter with the highest levels.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Taneja YK
As per News papers our Hon. Politicians are demanding Ex-gratia of Rs.10 lakh for people who died in hooch tragedy. Employees who retired after 3 decades of service do not get Gratuity of Rs.10 lakh. What a tragedy; No takers on the issue.
ReplyDeletethanks FOR YOUR NICE RESPONSE WHY INBOC AND AIBEA ARE AGAINST.
ReplyDeleteNo official explanation even after 20 months of amendment by Govt.. It is this kind of behaviour that makes them an object of ridicule by common people. They want to grab things for themselves even though their prime mandate is to get things done for the people. What the aam aadmi sees is not a politician working for his people, but someone who cheats him of his dues.
ReplyDeleteUnions do not consider it as their responsibility to implement it at least from 1.11.2007 i.e 9BPS.
It is heard today that on 13th #uly 2012, Govt has cleared the pending issue of payment of pension to Bank employees who opted for VRS / RESIGNED.
ReplyDeletePlease confirm if anyone has authentic report.