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What is the total number of clerks and officers in PSBs and their percentage in total number of staff? As of latest reporting for FY 2023-24 and early 2025, the workforce composition in India's Public Sector Banks (PSBs) is as follows: Total Number of Staff: Approximately 7,46,679. Clerks: There were 2,46,965 clerks in PSBs as of March 2024, representing approximately 33% of the total workforce. Officers: The officer cadre now constitutes approximately 74% of the total PSB staff, a significant increase from previous decades due to digitization and branch automation. Sub-staff: The remaining portion, about 11.7% (approximately 94,348 employees), belongs to the sub-staff category. Key Workforce Trends: Officer Dominance: The ratio of officers to non-officer support staff has shifted from 50:50 in 2010-11 to roughly 74:26 in recent years. Shrinking Clerical Base: The clerical workforce has seen a sharp decline from nearly 4 lakh in 2013 to under 2.5 lakh today as digital banking replaces manual front-desk tasks. Staffing Gaps: While the total workforce has declined, the government noted that as of January 2025, approximately 96% of required positions are currently filled, with recruitment for over 48,000 new positions underway for FY 2025-26. Would you like a bank-wise breakdown of staff for the top five PSBs, such as SBI or PNB?(Compare this with LIC which betrayed unit employees as a great share and recruited in LIC as Asst compelled to retire at entry level itself as Asst /A+Rs.30/HGA equivalent to bank clerk with special pay except few chamchas who got number of promotions like officers ignoring time bound promotions prevailing in all PSUs except in LIC. Those Who collaborated are lamenting about discrimination and are fake warriors of fake revolution to achieve fake socialism)
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What is the total number of clerks and officers in PSBs and their percentage in total number of staff?
As of latest reporting for FY 2023-24 and early 2025, the workforce composition in India's Public Sector Banks (PSBs) is as follows:
Total Number of Staff: Approximately 7,46,679.
Clerks: There were 2,46,965 clerks in PSBs as of March 2024, representing approximately 33% of the total workforce.
Officers: The officer cadre now constitutes approximately 74% of the total PSB staff, a significant increase from previous decades due to digitization and branch automation.
Sub-staff: The remaining portion, about 11.7% (approximately 94,348 employees), belongs to the sub-staff category.
Key Workforce Trends:
Officer Dominance: The ratio of officers to non-officer support staff has shifted from 50:50 in 2010-11 to roughly 74:26 in recent years.
Shrinking Clerical Base: The clerical workforce has seen a sharp decline from nearly 4 lakh in 2013 to under 2.5 lakh today as digital banking replaces manual front-desk tasks.
Staffing Gaps: While the total workforce has declined, the government noted that as of January 2025, approximately 96% of required positions are currently filled, with recruitment for over 48,000 new positions underway for FY 2025-26.
Would you like a bank-wise breakdown of staff for the top five PSBs, such as SBI or PNB?(Compare this with LIC which betrayed unit employees as a great share and recruited in LIC as Asst compelled to retire at entry level itself as Asst /A+Rs.30/HGA equivalent to bank clerk with special pay except few chamchas who got number of promotions like officers ignoring time bound promotions prevailing in all PSUs except in LIC. Those Who collaborated are lamenting about discrimination and are fake warriors of fake revolution to achieve fake socialism)
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