Bank Unions Call Off Strike After IBA Assurances on Settlement Demands
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What happened
The United Forum of Bank Unions made demands to the Central Government regarding the implementation of the 12th Bipartite Settlement, including a uniform dearness allowance formula and changes to the workweek. A planned nationwide strike was called off after the Indian Banks’ Association assured the unions they would look into these demands. Following the call-off, HDFC Bank shares declined nearly 2%.
Why it matters
The demands center on implementing the 12th Bipartite Settlement, which includes the shift to a five-day workweek and pension updates. The call-off of the strike allowed regular banking operations to continue.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Strike called off after demands were met, leading to a 2% share decline.1 source
Demands based on 12th Bipartite Settlement are being made to the Central Government regarding DA formulas and workweek changes.1 source