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5 Days Working in banks : Banks will be open only 5 days a week, 2 days will be holiday, know when new rules will be implemented

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5 Days Working in banks: Now banks will open for 5 days in a week instead of 6 days (bank news), that is, employees will get 2 days off every week. Bank employees were waiting for a long time for this rule to be implemented. Bank employees will get more rest when the 5 day week rule (5day working rule in banks) is implemented. Let’s know when the new rules are going to be implemented.

Bank holidays rules: There is relief news for bank employees across the country. Now employees will be made to work in banks only 5 days a week (5 day week in banks), that is, they will also get two days of rest every week. This demand was going on for a long time.

It is important to know this update not only for bank employees, but also for bank customers, because due to increase in holidays in banks (5days week rule in banks), the work of customers will also be affected. However, claims are being made that banking functioning will improve when the new rules of leave are implemented. This rule of two days holiday and five days work in a week (new time table in banks) will be implemented soon.

Consensus has been reached on the rule-

Indian Bank Confederation and bank employees unions have jointly prepared a proposal. There has been an agreement and settlement about a year ago that banks should work five days a week and have two days holiday (bank holidays). Despite this, one problem is that the government has not given the green signal in this matter.

These banks will come under the purview of the new rule-

If the rule of working five days a week in banks (5 Days Working in Banks) is implemented, then both government and private banks will come under the purview of these rules. The government has not yet agreed on this decision. This rule will be implemented after the approval of RBI (Reserve Bank of India) because RBI is responsible for the smooth running of the banking system. It is believed that the government can take a decision in this matter at the end of this year. This change will come in the working of the bank –

When the 5 day working rule (5day working rule in banks) is implemented, many changes will be seen in the banking system. This will give customers more time to get their work done, because the duty time of the employees will be more than before. If the government implements the rule of five days work in banks in the week, then the opening and closing time of the banks (bank timing change) will change.

This change will happen in the bank timing –

Now the banks open from 10 am to 5 pm (new timing for banks), later they will be open from 9:45 am to 5:30 pm. The daily working time of bank employees will increase by 45 minutes. This will happen due to the benefit of 2 days leave in a week (bank leaves rules). At present, banks are closed every second Saturday and all four Sundays.

The rule will be implemented on this day –

Earlier also the rules regarding bank holidays (bank holiday rules) have been changed. Therefore, the employees are now again hopeful that this rule will change and they will have to work only 5 days a week. The government can implement new rules (new rules for banks) in banks by the end of this year.

Long standing demand –

For the last 10 years, some bank unions have been demanding a holiday every Saturday and Sunday (2 days leave rule in banks). In 2015, the government implemented the provision of holiday in banks on every second and fourth Saturday. After the government brainstormed, RBI and IBA (Indian Banks Association) together took this decision.

Deepak Kumar
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