History of Wage Revision in Banks
Mohandas Rao
DELAYS IN DAYS- WAGE REVISION OF BANK EMPLOYEES
|
Bipartite No. |
Date of Effect |
Date of Settlement |
Delay in Days |
|
1 |
01.01.1966 |
19.10.1966 |
291 |
|
2 |
01.01.1970 |
12.10.1970 |
284 |
|
3 |
01.09.1978 |
01.08.1979 |
334 |
|
4 |
01.07.1984 |
17.09.1984 |
78 |
|
5 |
01.11.1987 |
10.04.1989 |
526 |
|
6 |
01.11.1992 |
14.02.1995 |
835 |
|
7 |
01.11.1997 |
01.01.2000 |
791 |
|
8 |
01.11.2002 |
01.06.2005 |
943 |
|
9 |
01.11.2007 |
27.04.2010 |
908 |
|
10 |
01.11.2012 |
? |
? |
I thank Sri M. Perumal for providing the data. While surfing internet accidentally I have gone to a website pnbworkersunion.tripod.com. It contained information about the history of Wage Revision for Bank Employees up to the 4th Bipartite Settlement, and found it very interesting. I attach a file having such information for the benefit of all of us.
K. MOHANDAS RAO
Mohandas Rao
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cpvnair
A VERY VALID POINT.The Bank employees' salary revision takes place once in five years whereas in central govt it is after a ten year gap.So we need not revolve around this point.Instead, let us fight for updation.
warm reg
CPVNAIR
Daulat Munot
bhaskara sarma
mahaboob basha
Dear Sir,
Before Pillai committee recommendations, bank employee’s salary was more than any central government employee.
As you rightly said, there must be significant change in the negotiating spirit of UFBU.
Retirees can form associations and unions but they can’t function as trade unions. There is no business for them to interfere in the operating side of the bank. Serving employees and their unions can question the bank and demand fair wages and negotiate for other related matters, periodically like retirees have done in the past.
Whatever the issues of retirees can be discussed separately with the banks with the cooperation of UFBU. But retirees can’t be a party for their negotiations regarding their demands. At the most, we can lend our moral support indirectly.
Let us hope UFBU will come to our rescue too and help to get redressal of our grievances.
s.m.basha
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mahaboob basha
Can anybody clarify the following:
1. How the retiree representative be called for negotiations on par with serving unions. When there is no due, how it will become overdue ?
2. How UFBU will get the support of a non-member and that too retired from the service.
3. How court litigations will tarnish the image of everybody. If so, why we were going to courts on our own ? …. To get everybody’s image tarnished ?
The above questions are not to hurt anybody but to change my opinion. So far I believe with my experience and knowledge and age that the above three are not correct.
s.m.basha
From: bhaskara sarma <pbsa...@gmail.com>
Sent: Mon, 02 Dec 2013 16:24:41
To: "bankpe...@googlegroups.com" <bankpe...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: bankpensioner History of Wage Revision in Banks
On Sunday, December 1, 2013, Daulat Munot wrote:
bhaskara sarma
On Monday, December 2, 2013, mahaboob basha wrote:
Dear Sir,
Before Pillai committee recommendations, bank employee’s salary was more than any central government employee.
As you rightly said, there must be significant change in the negotiating spirit of UFBU.
Retirees can form associations and unions but they can’t function as trade unions. There is no business for them to interfere in the operating side of the bank. Serving employees and their unions can question the bank and demand fair wages and negotiate for other related matters, periodically like retirees have done in the past.
Whatever the issues of retirees can be discussed separately with the banks with the cooperation of UFBU. But retirees can’t be a party for their negotiations regarding their demands. At the most, we can lend our moral support indirectly.
Let us hope UFBU will come to our rescue too and help to get redressal of our grievances.
s.m.basha
From: Daulat Munot <daula...@gmail.com>
Sent: Mon, 02 Dec 2013 09:21:25
To: bankpe...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: bankpensioner History of Wage Revision in BanksDear Comrades, Despite of the above facts the salary of the bank employees at present in public sector banks is much lower in comparisionto Government employees.Does it is the grand success of our Bipartite settlement in comparision to wage commission or now it requires significant change in negotiation spirit.Now the demand of time emphazises TRIPARTITE SETTLEMENT. Retired pensioners should not be neglated much more now.We expect the present wage negotiation with I.B.A. should be executed impartially by the U.F.B.U. duly coordinated with our Banks' retired association leaders.On Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 11:32 AM, cpvnair <cpvnai...@gmail.com> wrote:
A VERY VALID POINT.The Bank employees' salary revision takes place once in five years whereas in central govt it is after a ten year gap.So we need not revolve around this point.Instead, let us fight for updation.
warm reg
CPVNAIR
From: bankpe...@googlegroups.com [mailto:bankpe...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mohandas Rao
Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2013 9:31 PM
To: bankpe...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: bankpensioner History of Wage Revision in Banks
Dear Friends,
We have crossed so many hurdles. The above history explains the various stages of our long fight. Bipartite Settlements for wage revision for bank employees is the best option in spite of many shortcomings. We get salary revision in every 5 years, whereas in Central or State Government, it is in 10 years. Still, some people advocate different things like setting up a Pay Commission etc.
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bhaskara sarma
On Monday, December 2, 2013, mahaboob basha wrote:
Mohandas Rao
No Comparison between pay Structure of Central Government Employees and of Bank Employees
The pay scales of employees in Public Sector Banks (PSBs) are determined as per the agreement between the management and Associations/Unions every five years. Besides the pay, employees in banks are also entitled to a number of other allowances and benefits. The pay scale of the Central Government employees are finalised by Government taking the recommendations of Central Pay Commission into consideration and these pay scales are reviewed generally after ten years. The terms and conditions of service of Central Government employees and Bank employees are entirely different and are regulated in terms of the respective service conditions. Hence, no comparison can be drawn between pay structure of Central Government employees and of bank employees.
This was stated by the Minister of State for Finance, Shri Namo Narain Meena in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.
L S RAMAN
cpvnair
I think this was an evasive reply from the govt to scuttle the issue of updation for bank retirees.Riding on the settlement and the 'other allowances and benefits' theories, the govt could easily settle the issue with the respected MP, Meenaji who was kind enough to highlight the issue in the Lok Sabha.'No comparison theory' is the real weapon.There is no comparison of duties/responsibilies/occupational hazards between both the categories.With my limited experience of six years in clerical service and 23 years of officers service.I venture to maintain that there is heavy risk in all categories of bank employees.In many occasions , the bank managements tend to put the employee in the place of culprit and try to assume that there is some handiwork of employees when frauds/cheating cases take place.Many of my colleagues in VARIOUS banks have narrated unfair treatments from police/CBI.So these are our occupational hazards.Where is a similar risk in central govt service-there may be some in rare cases.But there also, the Govt would support the employee for many reasons.So I also maintain ABSOLUTELY NO COMPARISON between central govt employees and bank employees! Well said, Shri Raoji!
warm Reg
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mahaboob basha
Thank U for the response.
From my point of view, the letter sent by MOF to IBA is not to invite retiree representatives for negotiations pertaining to 10th BPS. It is meant just to discuss retirees problems. No way the retirees can become the part of negotiating table along with the leaders of UFBU. Pity is IBA, so far, has not cared to the above letter.
Retirees already supporting the actions of UFBU. But it can’t be taken for any calculations as a support to UFBU, officially.
Courts never invite anybody on their own. We only are tapping the doors of all courts for various reasons. We have to respect our own actions and need not feel as damage or some other thing.
Individuals may differ with opinions but ultimately the goal is common. If all individuals try to minimize the gap, reaching the target is not imposible.
cpvnair
I think this was an evasive reply from the govt to scuttle the issue of updation for bank retirees.Riding on the settlement and the 'other allowances and benefits' theories, the govt could easily settle the issue with the respected MP, Meenaji who was kind enough to highlight the issue in the Lok Sabha.'No comparison theory' is the real weapon.There is no comparison of duties/responsibilies/occupational hazards between both the categories.With my limited experience of six years in clerical service and 23 years of officers service.I venture to maintain that there is heavy risk in all categories of bank employees.In many occasions , the bank managements tend to put the employee in the place of culprit and try to assume that there is some handiwork of employees when frauds/cheating cases take place.Many of my colleagues in VARIOUS banks have narrated unfair treatments from police/CBI.So these are our occupational hazards.Where is a similar risk in central govt service-there may be some in rare cases.But there also, the Govt would support the employee for many reasons.So I also maintain ABSOLUTELY NO COMPARISON between central govt employees and bank employees! Well said, Shri Raoji!
warm Reg
CPVNAIR
From: bankpe...@googlegroups.com
[mailto:bankpe...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Mohandas Rao
Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2013 12:55 PM
To: bankpe...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: bankpensioner History of Wage Revision in Banks
Dear Friends,
Around a year back the following statement appeared as a news [ ON 01.12.2012]. I now reproduce it from a website.
K. MOHANDAS RAO
No Comparison between pay Structure of Central Government Employees and of Bank Employees
The pay scales of employees in Public Sector Banks (PSBs) are determined as per the agreement between the management and Associations/Unions every five years. Besides the pay, employees in banks are also entitled to a number of other allowances and benefits. The pay scale of the Central Government employees are finalised by Government taking the recommendations of Central Pay Commission into consideration and these pay scales are reviewed generally after ten years. The terms and conditions of service of Central Government employees and Bank employees are entirely different and are regulated in terms of the respective service conditions. Hence, no comparison can be drawn between pay structure of Central Government employees and of bank employees.
This was stated by the Minister of State for Finance, Shri Namo Narain Meena in a written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.
On 3 December 2013 08:42, bhaskara sarma <pbsa...@gmail.com> wrote:
Why the salaries of Bank employees have come down compared to the central govt employees?Why Uniform DA and Pension updation for retirees are not taken up during the past four bipartites Eventhough the same were agreed and signed by IBA and AIBEA in the MOU dt 29/10/1993?Why deemed retirement clause is specifically introduced in 9 th bipartite settlement and for whose benefit?Why there is inordinate delay in conclusion of Bipartite settlements since 6th bipartite?Why so many court cases were filed against IBA alleging injustice done?Apart from policy matters how many individual issues are pending unattended for the past so many years?How far grievance redressal committes are effective?Every retiree and pensioner has to analyse these issues critically.When so many issues are mounting what is the use of concluding Bipartite settlement every 5 years.Simply it became a ritual without addressing core issues.
With Regards to everybody,
P B Sarma.
On Monday, December 2, 2013, mahaboob basha wrote:
Dear Sir,
Before Pillai committee recommendations, bank employee’s salary was more than any central government employee.
As you rightly said, there must be significant change in the negotiating spirit of UFBU.
Retirees can form associations and unions but they can’t function as trade unions. There is no business for them to interfere in the operating side of the bank. Serving employees and their unions can question the bank and demand fair wages and negotiate for other related matters, periodically like retirees have done in the past.
Whatever the issues of retirees can be discussed separately with the banks with the cooperation of UFBU. But retirees can’t be a party for their negotiations regarding their demands. At the most, we can lend our moral support indirectly.
Let us hope UFBU will come to our rescue too and help to get redressal of our grievances.
s.m.basha
From: Daulat Munot <daula...@gmail.com>
Sent: Mon, 02 Dec 2013 09:21:25
To:
bankpe...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: bankpensioner History of Wage Revision in Banks
Dear Comrades, Despite of the above facts the salary of the bank employees at present in public sector banks is much lower in comparision
to Government employees.Does it is the grand success of our Bipartite settlement in comparision to wage commission or now it requires significant change in negotiation spirit.Now the demand of time emphazises TRIPARTITE SETTLEMENT. Retired pensioners should not be neglated much more now.We expect the present wage negotiation with I.B.A. should be executed impartially by the U.F.B.U. duly coordinated with our Banks' retired association leaders.
On Sun, Dec 1, 2013 at 11:32 AM, cpvnair <cpvnai...@gmail.com> wrote:
A VERY VALID POINT.The Bank employees' salary revision takes place once in five years whereas in central govt it is after a ten year gap.So we need not revolve around this point.Instead, let us fight for updation.
warm reg
CPVNAIR
From:
bankpe...@googlegroups.com [mailto:bankpe...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Mohandas Rao
Sent: Saturday, November 30, 2013 9:31 PM
To: bankpe...@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: bankpensioner History of Wage Revision in Banks
Dear Friends,
We have crossed so many hurdles. The above history explains the various stages of our long fight. Bipartite Settlements for wage revision for bank employees is the best option in spite of many shortcomings. We get salary revision in every 5 years, whereas in Central or State Government, it is in 10 years. Still, some people advocate different things like setting up a Pay Commission etc.
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