Bank Strike Update: All India Bank Employees Association has called for one day strike. Due to this, from banking services to ATM service can be affected. Let us know in detail.
Bank Strike on 19th November: If you have to do any work related to the bank this week, then this news is very useful for you. This week, along with banking service, ATM service is also going to be disrupted. Actually, due to the bank employees going on strike this week, the functioning of the bank (Banking Services) will be affected. Let us tell you that on November 19, 2022, bank employees will be on strike. The All India Bank Employees Association has called for a one-day strike.
Bank strike across the country
Significantly, Bank of Baroda has informed in its regulatory filing with the Stock Exchanges that the General Secretary of the All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) has asked the Indian Bank Association (Indian Bank Association) to go on strike. Association) has issued a notice. In this notice, the union has said to go on strike on November 19, 2022 for their demands. That is, on November 19, the work of banks will come to a standstill.
Bank gave information
The bank has also said that all appropriate steps are being taken to continue the operations in the bank branches and offices on the strike day, but if the bank employees go on strike, the functioning of the bank branches and offices may get affected. Actually, November 19, 2022 is falling on a Saturday and the bank remains closed on the second and fourth Saturday of every month. But on the third Saturday of this month also, banking services will be affected due to the strike.
In such a situation, due to the strike on Saturday, the work will be closed, and the next day will be a Sunday. In such a situation, if you also have to deal with any work related to the bank, then do it this week itself. Let us tell you that due to the next day being a Sunday, the common people may have to face the shortage of cash at ATMs for two days.
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