FEDERATION OF BANK OF INDIA STAFF UNIONS

Registration No. 9385

C/o Bank of India Bldg., Mahatma Gandhi Road, Fort, Mumbai, Pin: 400 023
Office of the General Secretary: C/o Bank of India, Bokaro Steel City Branch, E-17, City Centre, Bokaro, Jharkhand, Pin: 827004

FEDERATION OF BANK OF INDIA STAFF UNIONS

Announcements

THREE DAYS STRIKE 28-30 SEP 2026

Dear Comrades,

FOBOISU calls upon all members to make an all out preparation for 3 consecutive days strike ( from 28 September 2026 to 30 September 2026) and thereafter for an indefinite strike from 26 October, 2026 to press for introduction of 5 day work week, for a mutually agreed structure of PLI and for negotiated settlement of residual issues. Close your ranks. Tighten loose ends, if required, in organisation. Conduct explanatory meeting on war footing. Enlist a total support of members in a fight to preserve right to peaceful protest, right to go on strike and right to collective bargaining. We can, we will. March on.

Dinesh Jha Lallan

THREE DAYS STRIKE - UFBU - 28 TO 30 SEP 2026

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History

Our past has been a glorious one. When we look back at the early period of our movement by employees of Bank of India, it is necessary to exhibit the days before the formation of Provisional Committee of Federation on 12th April, 1951. The Bank of India Ltd. was one of the leading Private Bank ruled by industrial empires. Though it was an Indian origin Bank and the Directors were Indians, the Bank was managed mainly by Englishmen. The names such as Sir Sasoon Dravid, a wealthiest Jews; Sir Cowasjee Jahangir, a money lender to East India Company; Sir Chunnilal Meheta, the cotton king of Bombay were associated with the Bank of India Ltd. Indian History from 1940 to 1946 was one of the tremendous upheavals and turmoil.

OUR LEADERS WHO SHAPED THE FUTURE

Our beloved leaders who shaped the life of bank employees and future of the organization at the cost of their own comfort and benefits. We salute them for their dedication, sacrifices and commitment.