CBOA-AP issued its circular No. 021 dated
04.08.2014 reproducing the circular issued by AICBOF on the “PLIGHT OF THE
OFFICERS AND UNTHOUGHTFUL ATTITUDE OF THE MANAGEMENT AND THEIR TANTRUMS”. We
are placing the same here for our readers.
CIRCULAR NO.: GS: 2014: 021 Date:
04.08.2014
TO ALL OFFICERS PLEASE CIRCULATE
Dear Friends,
We reproduce hereunder the Circular No.
CIRCULAR/GS/2014/20 dated 29.07.2014 received from our Federation for your
information.
With best regards
Yours sincerely
Sd/-
(C.A. MALLIKARJUNA RAO)
GENERAL SECRETARY
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PLIGHT OF THE OFFICERS
UNTHOUGHTFUL ATTITUDE OF THE MANAGEMENT
AND THEIR TANTRUMS SHALL NOT PAY
The setbacks in performance parameters in our
Bank since last year are an alarming factor which requires more debates and
discussions. More importantly, it should be the endeavor of the Management to
balance the expectations versus reality and build consensus that actions and
results will be calibrated. However, from our meetings with Corporate
Management, we observe that the approach is still impracticable and actions are
only focused to harass branch heads on flimsy grounds. The officers round the
country are approaching us with a feeling of helplessness generated due to the
approach of management.
The issues which are shared by the officer
colleagues are listed as under for the information.
1. Declining / rejecting genuine claims of leave.
Branch managers are not allowed to avail a day’s casual in emergent situation.
They are scolded on the issue of achievements of targets. Are the branch heads
slaves of the management? It is beyond imagination that branch heads can
anticipate the eventualities before 30 days as expected by management. The way
officers have been ill-treated and humiliated is unprecedented. It is sorry
state of affairs that branch heads are treated as if they are criminals. Young
brigade Branch managers recently posted; have feeling that declining leave
increases their unhappiness which turns in to anger and disgust, ultimately
affecting the performance of the branch. Even the leave applied for own
marriage or the joining leave upon the transfer are declined / curtailed,
thereby jeoparding self respect and confidence level. Indeed, the healthy and conducive atmosphere
can turn around the whole situation prevailing in the Bank.
2. Achievement of targets.
The officers are being forced to sit late,
attend the office on holidays and Sundays and compelled to fulfill unrealistic
and arbitrarily fixed targets without the required infrastructure, manpower and
support of the management. Every other day Branches get targets for new tasks.
Reasonable targets depending upon potential of the area and with the adequate
staff strength need to be fulfilled but not by targeting the field
functionaries in the name of manpower budget, which has become tragic case in
our Bank. It is a feeling in officers community, especially in the generation
next, that the excercise of categorization of branches is only with a view to
deprive the promotional avenues and create frustration.
3. Attitude and actions of the Management.
On the one hand, the officers are under
tremendous pressure for achieving business targets and on the other, facing
unprecedented situation of conflicting decisions from various executives. A
large number of rural branches, there are hardly one or two officers including
the Branch Manager. The bank as a whole is suffering from severe shortage of
officers. It is surprising that some of the Zonal / Regional heads have
preferred to issue memos for not achieving the business targets. Zonal /
Regional heads are acting like "SUBHEDARS" and implementing their own
agenda. They have gone to such a extent that they are refusing even to discuss
matters of officers interest thereby provoking all organizations.
Management is under the impression that
branch managers have "ALLADIN KA
CHIRAG" for achieving the growth standards. The speed in which the
applications for VRS / Resignation are received is the indicator of dictatorial
attitude of management. A good management funda prevailing in the industry is
RETENTION POLICY, whereas our Bank is adopting the EXIT POLICY. Our effort to
bring number of violations to the notice of management, an attitude of WE DON’T
CARE has been adopted.
4. Who is responsible for present position?
Every now and then and in each meeting, Zonal
& Regional heads are showing their concern regarding unimaginary loss
posted by our Bank, for March 2014. In their communications to branch heads; it
is also highlighted as to the huge NPA in our Bank. The few MCBs and top
management are the architects of such a huge provision, NPA and loss to the
Bank. It is surprising that Bank is attempting to pass the burden of these
failures on the shoulders of common masses of officers who are pillars of Bank.
We hope that management will understand the
importance of peaceful Industrial Relations for the development and growth of
our Bank. But, the management is creating a situation of strife amongst the
branch heads resulting in to industrial unrest.
Friends, please be patient. We will come back
to you at the appropriate time.
LONG
LIVE OUR UNITY
WITH
GREETINGS
Yours sincerely,
Sd/-
(S.B.RODE)
GENERAL
SECRETARY
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