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Letter to BS: Revamping governance in PSBs not as simple as it looks

The position they find themselves in is a result of politically induced, management neglected, reckless lending in the last few years

Bank unions on first major strike against merger
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Bank unions on first major strike against merger

Business Standard New Delhi
This refers to “Who’s afraid of bank trade unions” (November 25). While I agree in principle that public sector banks (PSBs) must pay wages of its employees according to their individual financial positions but in reality the problem is not that simple. The PSBs are government-owned entities, have similar governance structures and are more or less managed along the same lines by finance ministry babus. They have recruitment, HR and IT policies that resemble each other. The way they treat their customers is the same. There operational costs are high and productivity is low as compared to their private counterparts.

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