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Bankers Have Reached a Stage Which ABS Has Predicted in November, 2013
by
Rajesh Goyal
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The last few days have seen a lot of activity and visitors on our website have increased a lot. The reason is simple, first CLC meeting. Then negotiation meeting, which was termed as "Satisfactory" by UFBU leaders. Then deferring of strike for 20th and 21st January, 2014. Then another negotiating meeting on 27th January, 2014 meeting. Under pressure from their cadre through social media, the same union leaders who termed the offer of 9.5% as satisfactory, now announce that offer of 10% is a failure. Undoubtedly double talks and no clarity on number of issues which have been raised by us on this website and later on taken up by Mr Dilip Saha through an open letter to AIBOC national level leadership has sent shock waves among the cadres. However, till date there is complete silence from UFBU (27th Evening) Thus, in a nut shell, one will feel that UFBU is doing a hard work in last 15 days by gearing up the machinery for negotiation. However, an analysis will show that it is nothing but is absolutely on the predicted lines and they are trying to delay it as much as possible. On 19th November, we have uploaded an article under the heading UFBU and IBA Now Adopting Delaying Tactics To Tire the Bankers So That They Give Up Their Demand For Honourable Wage Revision by Rajesh Goyal (uploaded on 19/11/2013). Under this article I have tried to predict the things that are likely to happen in next two to three months based on my past experience. Below I am giving some extracts from the article along with what has actually happened :- Ads by Google
Further can be predicted by our readers too. The whole episode makes one thing clear that a fool like me who has never been associated with any Union can predict as to how UFBU will be behaving in the days to come. In the said article I have suggested that UFBU needs to think of some OUT OF BOX strategy to corner IBA and not on the predicted lines. However, it seems they have run out of all IDEAS and as a result the life of a general banker has become a hell. The kind of response we receive on the articles indicates that they even offer a novice like me to come forward and lead them. Knowingly well that I do not have any experience, I think they believe in me purely because of the sincerity and frankness which I show during my articles. Therefore, my advise to UFBU is to show sincerity and commitment towards the aam banker or else time is coming when they will uproot leaders who are know seen more and more as suckers enjoying on the subscription money running into crores. Please, please wake up for the same of your own cadre.
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