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Wage revision sought

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Retired Bank Officers' National Confederation has called upon the State Government and the public sector and nationalised bank managements to expedite revision of salary and service conditions of bank officers and employees.

A meeting of the confederation here also called for updating of pension of all retired bank employees, rectification of anomalies in the last wage revision and implementation of a unified medical reimbursement scheme in the industry.

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