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Canara Bank s services may get hit later in March due to proposed strike
Canara Bank said it is taking necessary steps for smooth functioning of bank branches and offices on the days of the proposed strike
PTI | March 4, 2021 | Updated 10:58 IST
Canara Bank said it is taking necessary steps for smooth functioning of bank branches and offices on the days of the proposed strike
Public sector lender Canara Bank on Thursday said that banking services may get affected later this month due to the proposed strike by several bank unions. We have been informed by the Indian Banks Association (IBA) that the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU) has given a call for strike in the banking industry on March 15 and March 16, for issues relating to industry level and not for any bank-level issues, Canara Bank said in a regulatory filing.
Bank unions stage protest against privatisation; plan to march towards Parliament in March
The interest rate of NCDs that hit the market this year was better than that of bank FDs. Photo: Mint
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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman during her Budget speech earlier this month announced plans to privatise two public sector banks
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Opposing government s privatisation plans, bank unions on Friday staged protest in all the state capitals and plan to march towards Parliament next month if their demands are not met, All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) said.
But now, the same NCBE that spent the whole year declaring that absolutely nothing needed to change announced the results of its own three-year study conducted by its Testing Task Force promising big changes that might calm the mounting pressure on the licensing process… in five years or so.
The new recommendations would not come into effect until 2026 at the earliest, but at least they address the core problems with the exam outlined over the last year, right? Mostly wrong.
In defense of the report, it does correctly identify the need to transition the exam from one based upon encyclopedic mastery of generalist doctrinal knowledge in a profession increasingly oriented around specialization to one focused upon testing legal skills. But