Bank employees in Piracicaba and the region join the national movement and stop service at branches; understand

Bank employees in Piracicaba and the region join the national movement and stop service at branches Claudia Assencio/g1 Bank branches in Piracicaba (SP) have their activities suspended this Thursday (20). The interruption in in-person service is part of the national movement in the category during the salary campaign. According to the Piracicaba and Region Bank Workers' Union (SindBan), 26 branches in the entity's coverage area have their in-person service suspended this Thursday. ATMs are operational. SindBan's guidance is that customers access digital channels and bank ATMs. ? Click to the g1 Piracicaba channel on WhatsApp The Piracicaba and Region Bank Workers Union covers 22 cities in the state of São Paulo. The entity has its main headquarters in Piracicaba and sub-headquarters in Capivari (SP), Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, (SP) São Pedro (SP) and Tietê (SP). On the SindBan website, the category's representation reported that “95.64% of bank employees from the Piracicaba and Region Bank Workers' Union base rejected the proposal presented by Fenaban, while 86.18% approved the 24-hour national strike scheduled for August 20th”. Bank employees in Piracicaba and the region join the national movement and stop service at branches Claudia Assencio/g1 "For SindBan, the result expresses the category's dissatisfaction with a proposal that, among other points, establishes regional differentiations for benefits, especially in food and meal tickets", detailed the category. What does Fenaban say? In a note sent to g1 this Thursday (20), the National Federation of Banks (Fenaban), which has represented banks in labor negotiations for 34 years, reported that it received the agenda of demands regarding this year's salary campaign on June 24. "The negotiations follow the established schedule, and we hope, throughout this process, to reach a satisfactory understanding for both parties", he added. VIDEOS: everything about Piracicaba and region M See more news about the region at g1 Piracicaba