Letter from UFBU
to IBA on 10TH BIPARTITE WAGE REVISION NEGOTIATIONS
******************As
per the decision taken in the meeting of UFBU,
a communication
was sent to IBA on 16/07/2014,
which was
annexed to our aforesaid circular, response to which is still awaited.
Meanwhile,
Convenor of United Forum of Bank Unions has sent another
communication to
IBA asking for immediate dialogue on the salary revision.
The letter sent by
UFBU to IBA is appended below:
The Chief
Executive,
Indian Banks’
Association,
World Trade
Centre Complex,
Centre 1, 6th
Floor, Cuffe Parade,
MUMBAI – 400005.
Dear Sir,
10TH BIPARTITE
WAGE REVISION NEGOTIATIONS
Please refer to
our Letter No. UFBU/IBA/2014/65 dated 16th July 2014 on the
captioned
subject, expressing our concern for not holding any meeting after 13th June
2014
so as to
continue the negotiations. We are yet to receive your response in the matter.We
were given to understand that the issue was supposed to have been discussed in
the recently
held Managing Committee Meeting of IBA. In this connection, we have to
inform that the
growing unrest among the employees and the undue delay in conducting the
negotiations at
regular intervals have become matters of serious concern. We shall,
therefore, be
glad to have your immediate response in this regard.
The uncertainty
and lackadaisical attitude cannot be allowed to continue for eternity.
It is desirable
to take forward the negotiations in the interests of everyone to create a
better
atmosphere and
avoid unpleasantness. We await your immediate response without any
further delay.
Please treat the
matter as EXTREMELY URGENT.
Please
acknowledge receipt of this communications and advise us the position.
With best
regards,
Yours sincerely,
Sd/-
(M.V. MURALI)
CONVENOR
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Reply received
from IBA
Indian Banks
Association
& Industrial
Relations
No.HR&IR/UFBU/XBPS-4/465
August 8, 2014
Shri MVMurali
Convenor United
Forum of Bank Unions (UFBIJ)
and General Secretary
National Confederation of Bank Employees
Hyderabad
Dear Sir,
10. Bipartite
Wage Revision — Negotiatioas
We refer to your letter No.UFBU/IBA/2014/66
dated 5.8.2014 on the captioned subject.
It may be
recalled that in the last Negotiating Committee meeting held on 13. June 2014,
the Chairman of
the Negotiating Committee had categorically stated that
UFBU's demand of
25% increase in salary slip components is unreasonably high
and it was not
possible for the Negotiating Committee to further increase the offer.
The UFBIJ was
further advised that since banks would not be in a position to bear such an
increase, a pragmatic approach be adopted and come up with an acceptable
proposal to pave the way for further negotiations. The status of the
Negotiations was also reviewed by the Managing Committee at its last meeting
held on 28. July 2014.
The members
endorsed the stand taken by the Negotiation Committee.
Many members
expressed their inability, to take further load on account of wage revision .
In view of the foregoing, we request you to revisit your demands and come up with a realistic approach for early settlement of wage revision.
In view of the foregoing, we request you to revisit your demands and come up with a realistic approach for early settlement of wage revision.
Your considered
views may be informally communicated to the Chairman of the Negotiating
Committee for taking the matter forward.
Yours
faithfully,
K UNNIKRISHNAN
DEPUTY CHIEF
EXECUTIVE
9 comments:
IBA please donot give excuse of high npa n say banks cannot bear 25% hike. We all know the reason behind rising npa, its the corupt management n corupt govt. Please refer the recent case of syndicate bank. Why we people suffer for their corrupt act ?
Let us wait and see, what Mr. Venkatachalam is going to issue next statement on wage revision. He may be busy in preparing a statement on their achievement on COMPASSIONATE APPOINTMENTS in Banks rather than the Wage Revision of Bankmen. And let us see whether the UFBU leaders have the guts to issue INDEFINITE STRIKE NOTICE to IBA atleast now.
I want to seriously address to the K Unnikrishnan what is the reason why banks can not increase the wages by 25% and why they are not considering the banks position as on the date of November,2012 instead current position and will he be ready to increase the salary in-between if the Banks position will get better.
I want to ask him when despite of booking losses in many other sector government of India can introduce 7th pay commission why IBA is not pitching the same approach for PSU banks when we are continuously generating profits for government, despite of working 6 days a week with so much of accountability. Mr. unnikrishnan i want to remind you your role you are here to understand the demands of bankers you are just broker of PSU banks whose role is to pitching our demands to government and convincing government on PSU bankers demands you have no right to behave like alter government and behaving like a idiot goat who is repeating the same lines again and again. Stop bothering about the Banks we will sail our boat comfortably with 25% increase in wages also. Stop bothering about banks too much because you bother smell like you have taken bribe from government and playing from their sides why you guys never oppose governments faulty policies because that is the only reason for NPA. Now I command you stop repeating the same lines and cooperate otherwise this is just the beginning.
strike is the only way for good and early wage revision
Iba bale laat ki baat manenge baat se nahi please ufbu call indefinite strike
This is the perfect timing to call for an "Indefinite Strike".
Or else the matter would again be delayed for "Indefinite Period".
Union interested only on levy. More delay resulting more levy. Alok Kumar sinha
The AiBOC Gen. Secy. has already written letters to all the constituents of the UFBU regarding start of agitational programmes including strike. Even the so called majority union ie. AIBEA is keeping silent about any agitation. The only motive behind the keeping of silence is PROBABLE COLLECTION OF LEVY from the accrued wage arrears payable to the Bankmen since Nov.2012.
Npa is increasing because of whom, even some of loss making public sector are also increasing salaries, why the banks are not coming forward eventhough getting profits
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