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In Pictures: BEFI Observes All India Demand Day to Address Banking Issues
Bank employees display posters and wear badges demanding recruitment and reforms.
Author: Abhivad
Published: November 21, 2024
The Bank Employees Federation of India (BEFI) observed an All India Demand Day on 21 November 2024, highlighting pressing issues in the banking industry. The protest called for urgent attention to stagnation in recruitment, outsourcing, engagement of apprentices, and customer-related concerns.
To know more about the demands, read here Recruitment Stagnation, Outsourcing & Engagement of Apprentices: BEFI to Observe All India Demand Day
(BEFI All India President S. S. Anil inaugurated the all-India demand day in front of the Union Bank Regional Office, Ernakulam, Kerala.)
Nationwide Protest Action
BEFI members across India participated by displaying posters and wearing badges at their workplaces. The nationwide Demand Day was inaugurated by BEFI All India President S. S. Anil in front of the Union Bank Regional Office, Ernakulam.
(Kerala Grameen Bank Employees observing all-India demand day at their headquarters in Malappuram, Kerala)
The Demand Day is part of a series of nationwide protests. BEFI has announced additional Demand Days on 19 December 2024, to protest financial mismanagement in the banking sector, and on 21 January 2025, to address cooperative banking sector issues.
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