UNION BANK RETIRED EMPLOYEES' ASSOCIATION
Date: 14th May,'2015
Friends,
(1) Letter by AIBRF to Convener, UFBU and its constituents
After my letter dated 14th May,'15 addressed to GS, AIBRF with copies to GS, AIBEA and all of you, I have received several opinions / comments, which read as under.
"
It is wonderful reaction representing sentiments of past. Our lot of Thanks
" - S.C.Jain, General Secretary, AIBRF
""Very
nice
Letter
.
I
appreciate
your approach and
co
mmitment to
AIBRF" - M.S.Chourey, Treasurer, AIBRF
"Very good and practical approach" - R.K.Pathak, Retired Officer, Dena Bank, and practicing as an Advocate at Pune
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"
I appreciate you for this mail which is very good, convincing and sent promptly at
appropriate
time
.
Let us hope for the best.
Regards
" -
Naveen Shenoy
, Office Bearer, Union Bank Retired Employees' Association (Kerala)
"
I
salute you
with folded hands for your nice
and
fittest reply to Mr.Venkatclalam. I may further solicit your full
c
operation
by using your all good offices
with
Mr.
Shanka
r,
Mr.Chidambaram etc to create pressure on GS AIBEA & on UFBU
for long awaited justice to retirees.
I
am sure & wish
you
all success.
Thanks and Regard
s".
J K Mehrotr
a,
Joint General Secretary
,
All India
Union Bank Retiree's Federation
"
Congrats
" - A.D.Patel, retired Assistant General Manager, Union Bank of India, settled at Ahmedabad
"It is very first time that the employees-in-service are getting 15% rise in their salary slip components. In earlier Bipartite Settlements it was never more than 11.5 %. It took more than 29 months to conclude this BP Settlement. However, it is astonishing that UFBU is agreeing with IBA that now there is no money with the Banks for improvement of pensionary benefits and the negotiating parties have no time to discuss retirees' issues. The present retired employees had founded and built the Banks bricks by bricks and served the Banks with their sweat and blood. They were doing hard manual work in the branches. The employees of to-day are fortunate to work in modern technological environment and air conditioned branches. Many of the present retirees were pillars of the employees' and officers' organizations. Therefore, ignoring their very genuine and legitimate demands by UFBU & IBA is very miserable. Anyhow, still we should continue our faith in UFBU leadership and should continue to pursue them for our issues till 10th BP Settlement is actually signed. " - An Office Bearer of our Association.
Yours sincerely,
B.G.Raithatha,
General Secretary
