Consequent to strike notice by UFBU and conciliation meeting held by Dy. CLC , a bipartite meeting was held beween IBA and UFBU , at Mumbai on 24/07/12. UBFU has issued a circular in this regard.
The blog deals with the issues regarding the retired bank employees who have opted for pension.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Saturday, July 21, 2012
UFBU's strike call - IBA agrees to hold bipartite meeting
• UFBU’s STRIKE CALL
• GOVT. INTERVENES – CONCILIATION MEETING HELD ON 18TH JULY.
• IBA AGREES TO HOLD BIPARTITE MEETING ON OUR ISSUES
• HENCE STRIKE ON 25/26 JULY TEMPORARILY
POSTPONED
Click here to view UFBU circular
• GOVT. INTERVENES – CONCILIATION MEETING HELD ON 18TH JULY.
• IBA AGREES TO HOLD BIPARTITE MEETING ON OUR ISSUES
• HENCE STRIKE ON 25/26 JULY TEMPORARILY
POSTPONED
Click here to view UFBU circular
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Bank employees' strike on 25th and 26th July 2012 postponed
UFBU has temporarily postponed / deferred the bank employees' proposed strike on 25th and 26th July 2012.
Click here to view UFBU circular
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Pension option to Left over retirees ( VRS Optees, Compulsory retired employees )
Government of India has agreed to give
pension option as per the settlement of 2010 to the left over categories of
retirees like compulousarily retired employees VRS optees etc.
About 6000 past retirees will be benefited by this decision.
About 6000 past retirees will be benefited by this decision.
IBA will issue detailed circular in this regard
shorty.
Source: AIBRF website
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Pensionary benefits to employees who have resigned after completing 20 years of qualifying service -
Recently, the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka
at Bangalore, in a landmark Judgement in the case of WP No. 24158 – 24160/2011,
Vijaya Bank Vs. Sri.C.Narasimhappa, have ordered that the petitioners, who
resigned from service of the Bank, are eligible for pensionary benefits as they
have completed the minimum qualifying service of 20 or more years of service,
though they have resigned from service of the Bank. The Hon’ble Court has
averred that merely because the petitioners have resigned from service of the
Bank, they cannot be denied the pension benefit.’
In this regard AIBOC has taken up matter with IBA , urging
upon them to honour the verdict of the Hon’ble High Court and instruct all the
Banks to pay pension to all the officers who resigned from the service of the
Bank.
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