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Co-operative bank staff strike work

Bathinda, December 25 Employees of the Co-operative banks are on an indefinite pen-down strike for the past five days demanding implementation of recommendations of the sixth pay commission report in Bathinda. The union leaders have announced to hold a state-level...

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Updated At : 11:33 AM Dec 26, 2021 IST

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Bathinda, December 25

Employees of the Co-operative banks are on an indefinite pen-down strike for the past five days demanding implementation of recommendations of the sixth pay commission report in Bathinda.

The union leaders have announced to hold a state-level protest outside Chandigarh head office on December 28. — TNS

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