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Why Are Banks Opening On A Sunday? The Reason Behind The Three-Day Strike

1 source · first seen 11:55 26 Sept · updated 11:55 26 Sept

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  • Sunday opening was intended to avoid a five-day disruption from the weekend and three-day strike
  • Bank disruption may affect customer services; Indian banks face operational pressure

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38 stories this week
  1. 28 SeptAre banks open or closed today? Why 3-day bank strike was deferred by unions; what customers should know3 sources · Banks will function as usual during the strike period announced for September 28–30
  2. 27 SeptBank unions defer three-day nationwide strike after talks with IBA12 sources · UFBU deferred the planned three-day nationwide strike after talks with IBA
  3. 27 SeptUnions plan a three-day nationwide bank strike from September 283 sources · The strike is expected to affect public sector, old-generation private and regional rural banks
  4. 27 SeptBanks open on Sunday ahead of nationwide strike: Will you get your salary today?Policy · 1 source · Banks were asked to disburse salaries in advance to avoid disruptions during a nationwide strike
  5. 27 SeptBanks open today on Sunday: Check if all banks are open or closed today ahead of strike2 sources
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