Indian Banks' Association has received a notice from the general secretaries of associations comprising AIBEA, BEFI, NOBW, INBEF, AIBOA, INBOC and NOBO and informed about their decision to go on a day's nationwide strike on September 2, in support of their demands, Corporation Bank said in a BSE filing.
"A major section of the bank's employees belonging to the workmen unions/Officer's Associations, having allegiance to the above national level unions, may take part in the proposed one day strike on September 2, 2015, if it materialises," it added.
Meanwhile, an inter-ministerial panel headed by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today met with representatives of trade unions to discuss their 12-point charter of demands on labour issues ahead of the strike call given by unions.
However, the meeting remained inconclusive and it will take place again tomorrow.
About a dozen central trade unions, including BJP-backed Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh (BMS), have given a call for one-day strike on September 2 to press for their demands.
Today's was the second meeting of the inter-ministerial committee on labour issues.
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