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Chief Labour Commissioner holds conciliation meeting with bank unions 2/20/2015 11:23:23 PM Agencies New Delhi, Feb 20: In response to the strike call issued by the different Bank unions, the Chief Labour Commissioner P P Mitra held a conciliation meeting today at Delhi. M V Tanksale, Chief Executive of Indian Banks' Association, (IBA) and K Unnikrishnan, Dy. Chief Executive IBA participated in the meeting. From the Unions, on behalf of United Forum of Bank Unions, Convener M V Murali, C H Venkatachalan, General Secretary, AIBEA and other leaders participated. From the Finance Ministry Gulab Singh, Dy. Secretary participated. During the conciliation meeting, the IBA requested the Unions to defer the strike call so that further negotiations can continue. Unions pointed out that when earlier strike call was deferred there was no positive response from IBA and unless IBA can come out with further positive improvement in their offer, it is not possible to defer the strike. After discussions, the CLC advised that one more round of direct bipartite talks be held to find out an amicable solution and it is advisable to avoid strike in the banking sector in the interest of the economy. Accordingly, IBA has fixed further direct bipartite negotiations between IBA and UFBU at Mumbai onFebruary 23. Unions have agreed to participate in the talks. So far IBA has offered an increase of 13% i.e Rs. 4095 crores. Unions want the IBA to substantially improve their offer. Unions have also offered to further negotiate on their present demand of 19.5% to find out an acceptable solution. We hope that the Government of India would intervene and help in arriving at an amicable understanding on the demands. If no tangible and positive outcome would be there in the negotiations on February 23, Unions would be constrained to implement their 4 days strike from February 25.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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