New Delhi: Customers with accounts of more than Rs 42 crore in State Bank of India will have to end their banking by Friday, January 27, as the bank will be closed on January 30 and 31. This comes as a result of an upcoming two-week nationwide strike. Largest bank in India’s workforce. Due to the weekend, 28th and 29th January are non-working days, so banks will remain closed till the 1st of the next month.
So, if you have any urgent work, complete it tomorrow or postpone it for four days. The strike has been called by the Union Forum of Bank Unions. 4.2 crore customers of SBI have been asked to complete the necessary work related to banking till tomorrow. Bank branches will remain closed for four days from January 28 as that day is second Saturday, which is a day off for bank employees. ,Also read: Will wheat flour be cheaper? Millers react to Centre’s move to sell wheat in the open market,
The bank has tried to make alternative arrangements but warned that this could have an impact on the daily operations of the branches. Their demands include updation of pension, abolition of National Pension System, pay revision and recruitment drive for all cadres. ,Also read: Coca-Cola will enter the smartphone market? Company can launch its phone in India; check details,
According to SBI, the Union Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) has announced a two-day nationwide strike on Tuesday. Hence, routine business activities at bank branches may be compromised. The nation’s largest lender claimed that “necessary provisions” had been made to ensure that business as usual continues at its branches.