Dear Ajit,
We are hopeful of introduction of industry-level Group Medical Ins. Scheme,for all
retirees,irrespective of the mode of exit.As such,I am hopeful of a great relief for retirees like
you.Let us wait for a little more time,till 23/05/2015.
N T Hegde.
On Mon, 13 Apr 2015 15:44:54 +0530 "'Ajit Naik' via bankpensioner"
wrote
> Mr. Sukumaran,I am proud to be an ex-staff of a very prestigious Bank -
Bank of India. But unfortunately during implementation of VRS 2000scheme we had
persons like KV Krishnamoorthy as our chairman. When the VRS-2000 scheme
retirees of all banks were getting benefit of 1% additional Rate of interest
(applicable to staff/ex-staff) on compulsorily deposited VRS amount (also
termed as deposit under lien for certain period, mostly 5 years), only Bank of
India VRS -2000 scheme retirees were deprived of this benefit though some of
the Top positions of AIBOC and its Management committee were held by BOI leaders.
These leaders though fully knowing the injustice suffered by VRS retirees of BOI
did not take up the issue with the Management of BOI. I was retired und VRS
scheme on 31-12-2000. I was issued Term Deposit receipt with 11 % ROI soon
after my retirement. After KVK's notorious circular, the TD receipt issued to
all (5-6) VRS retiree was collected back by the branch. (Mapuca -Goa) and fresh
receipt was issued carrying 10 % ROI.Within 3-4 months of implementation of VRS 2000 scheme, in
the industry level the lien period was removed by the banks on such deposits issued
to VRS employees. By that time of 3-4 months, the rate of interest scenario was
volatile and drastically on downward trend and the applicable maximum ROI on
staff deposits in BOI was only 10 %. (and not 11 % initially given to retirees
in BOI). In such a situation, how can
you thank Unions / Association? Did I (and many more vrs 2000 scheme retirees
of BOI) not lose the benefit of 11 % for entire period (60 months) of TDR?
Association did not bother to set right this loss suffered by many BOI vrs 2000
scheme retirees. They could have taken up the issue with IBA, Finance ministry.
They did nothing. They could have easily set right the grave injustice done by KVK
on VRS retirees of BOI but they did not act as these leaders were scared of KVK
during his tenure as Chairman and were just involved in protecting their own
interests (such as not getting disturbed by transfer and continuation of
certain benefits hitherto enjoyed by them). If these leaders were interested in
doing justice to vrs 2000 scheme retirees, they could have taken up the issue
with the management soon after the term of KVK was ended in BOI.The medical insurance scheme enjoyed by
you is extended only
to retirees of BOI who had put up service of more than 30 years, whereas in
some of the other banks such facility is extended even to retirees who had put
up 20-25 years of service. I had served in BOI for 29 years. If I am eligible
for medical insurance from BOI like you, please get inform me the Circular
Number of BOI.It is well known fact that AIBOC in general opposed
implementation of VRS 2000 scheme and hence they totally neglected VRS 2000
scheme retirees. What I suffered under the very nose of Association
under AIBOC, because of their inaction is put up above. Apart from that, I am of the firm opinion that
retirees
should have only one Association in the industry level for all categories of
retired staff so as to put forward our issues effectively. My e-mail was written in to response to
e-mail in bankpensioner group on the subject CIRCULAR 15/15 DT 6 TH APRIL OF
AIBPARC and many comments on it. Many have discussed in this forum about the
role of AIBOC on following issues which has very badly affected retirees
financially.(a)
Not taking up seriously about 100% neutralization
of DA to pre 2002 retirees.(b)
Wrong advice to its members for opting PF
without grasping the effect of inflation and interest rate scenario in the
changed/changing economic situation on account of globalization.These AIBOC leaders never bothered to
protect the interest
of retirees when they were in service. After their retirement they are
interested in retirees, may be NEW ENLIGHTENMENT!Regards,Ajit N. Naik
On Sunday, 12 April 2015 7:00 PM, Sukumaran Ramaraj wrote:
Sir,
I am R. Sukumaran, Came out in 2011 from BANK OF INDIA under VRS. As for as my knowledge, only
during the time of golden handshake the deposit rate was reduced, that too for for a short period, then
it has been reverted, thanks to UNION/ASSOCIATION for the timely intervention.Now I am enjoying 1%
additional rate of interest as ex-staff.
Regarding medical assistance I am holding SWASTHYA BIMA policy for Rs. 500000/- for a premium of Rs
7079/- per year for my wife and self jointly or individually. Of which Rs. 5000/- is reimbursable. Hope
all the retirees of of BANK OF INDIA including VRS retirees will be enjoying this facility.
For your information I have put up 34 years in BANK OF INDIA, out of this for about 17 years from 1995
to 2011, I was not a member of any union as an award staff. Yes, Definitely I would like to forget the
the period of KV Krishnamoorthy, then Chairman of the Bank. At the same time we worked for BANK OF
INDIA and not for any individuals.
At the same time definitely I don't know what happened in your case.
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