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'Calls on Leave Must Be Answered, Action if Ignored' Central Bank of India Ludhiana RM
The Central Bank of India’s Ludhiana Regional Office has issued an official order instructing its staff to attend phone calls from branches and controlling offices, even while on leave. The directive warns that switching off phones during leave will invite disciplinary action.
Author: Kalyani Mali
Published: 9 hours ago
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An official circular from the Central Bank of India’s Ludhiana Regional Office, dated 6 August 2025, has raised concerns among employees. The notice emphasises that several officials had been observed not attending calls, particularly during leave, which prompted the management to issue this directive.
Official Order from Ludhiana Regional Office
In the circular signed by the Deputy Regional Manager, the order clearly prohibits switching off phones while on leave and extends the instruction to both officers and award staff. It cautions that instances of calls being ignored will be viewed seriously by the management.
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Image: Central Bank of India’s Ludhiana Regional Office order dated 6 August 2025
Courtesy: Nitin Tyagi
Social Media Reactions
The office order has also triggered discussions on social media, where several users expressed concern over employees being asked to remain available on calls during leave. Comments on Twitter (X) highlighted issues of work-life balance, with some users comparing staff to “robots” and questioning the very purpose of leave if employees are expected to remain on duty.
Image: Reactions on X
Strain on Work-Life Balance in Banking Sector
The Central Bank of India’s order adds to a growing debate over the work culture in Public Sector Banks. Across different institutions, employees have raised concerns about increasing work pressure, lack of proper guidelines, denial of leave, and even mental health challenges. Several recent incidents reported in multiple banks reflect the ongoing tension between professional obligations and personal well-being.
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The Ludhiana RO order has emphasised uninterrupted communication, but the reactions from employees and social media reflect ongoing concerns within the banking sector over leave and work-life balance.
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