Bank employees are going to get good news. His week off is about to increase. That means now they will have to work less days in a week. However, their working hours will be extended. It is being claimed in the media reports that the Indian Banks’ Association (IBA) is going to consider the demands of bank unions for holidays and working days in a week. If this rule is accepted then the bank employees will get great relief.
New Delhi: Bank employees are going to get good news. His week off is about to increase. That means now they will have to work less days in a week. However, their working hours will be extended. It is being claimed in the media reports that the Indian Banks’ Association (IBA) is going to consider the demands of bank unions for holidays and working days in a week. If this rule is accepted then the bank employees will get great relief.
Work load on bank employees
In fact, the issue of workload on bank employees is repeatedly raised by the bank unions. In view of this, they are demanding work for 5 days a week. According to media reports, IBA is considering the model of bank employees working 5 days a week and two days off.
Currently there are six weeks off in a month
It is being said that if this is implemented, the employees will get Saturday and Sunday off, while their working time will increase by 5 days. They will have to work 40 minutes more everyday. According to media reports, after the new model is implemented, bank employees may have to work from 9.45 am to 5.30 am.
Let us tell you that now the employees get 6 days of week off in a month, while after the new model is implemented, they will get 8 days of week off. At present, apart from four Sundays in the bank, there is a holiday on the second and fourth Saturdays. This also creates a bit of confusion among the customers.
Two week offs are also being given by LIC.
Please tell that the government insurance company LIC is also giving two days week off to its employees. Before listing last year, LIC had implemented a model of working 5 days a week. After this the bank unions intensified their demands in this regard.
