All our unions and members are aware of the committed standpoint of AIBEA that as an organisation we are totally opposed to privatisation of Banks as the same is not in the larger interest of our country, our economy and our people.

 Further to the signing of MoU on 22-7-2020, IBA set up two separate Working Groups for workmen employees and officers respectively to discuss and finalise the distribution of the agreed cost into various payslip components so that the

 Central Committee Meeting of Punjab Bank Employees’ Federation was held on 9th August

 Congratulations dear comrades

 Once again, there is news in the press and media about some reported move by the government on privatisation of public sector banks. It is unfortunate that at a time we are celebrating the 51st anniversary of bank nationalization and recalling their glorious contributions, such a news about Government’s thinking on privatisation of banks is being floated. Equally it is ironical that when AIBEA has release the names of 2400 wilful bank loan defaulters who all are private companies, the news is coming that Banks would be privatized which means that Banks would be handed over to these very same private companies who are the defaulters.

• National Webinar on 19th July, 2020 ( Sunday ) at 5-00 PM through AIBEA’s Facebook Page.
• Release of the list of Wilful Defaulters of Banks.
• Circulation of e-Leaflets/Pamphlets in regional languages.
• Display of Posters at Branches
• Circulation of e-Posters through social media channels
• Mass Petitions to Prime Minister
• Badge Wearing on 20-7-2020 (Monday)
• Virtual meetings / Webinars, etc. by our Unions/State Federations between 20th and 31st July, 2020

Notification for filling up the vacancies of Special Assistant have been issued for Branches in Chandigarh, Jalandhar and Haryana Zone(s) and Branches of Haryana Districts Functioning in NCR.
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For the past two days, a news items published in a section of the media is in wide circulation regarding some reported move on privatisation of some of our Banks as well as to permit more and more private capital into the banking sector. There is no authenticity about the origin of the news or confirmation of any such development. Hence we need not circulate these newspaper clippings which may result in avoidable confusion in the minds of employees.

Joint Statement by Central Trade Unions released on 15th May 2020
Fight Back Attempts of Draconian Changes in Labour Laws
Nationwide Protest on 22nd May 2020

The joint platform of Central Trade Unions in their meeting held on 14th May 2020 took note of the critical situation for the working people in the country during the Lock down period and decided to enhance united actions to meet the challenge. 

 The tiger has knocked the door – Naked infringement of labour reforms by State Governments with open patronage of Central Government – We are concerned about the health of the working class under threat of Corona virus – Govt. is busy in enslavement of workers – Get ready to oppose

 

By now all our units and members would be aware that State Governments in Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat have taken certain adverse measures which would seriously affect the interest of the working masses and trade unions.