Leave of all kinds cannot be claimed as a matter of right. When the exigencies of service so require, discretion to refuse or revoke leave of any description is reserved to the authority granting it, and an employee already on leave may be recalled when considered necessary in the interests of the Bank. As per…
Sick leave and maternity leave rules are partially modified in Banks under BPS dated 12th BPS and 9th Joint Note dated March 8, 2024. Sick leave: In terms of earlier settlements, an employee is entitled to 30 days of sick leave on half substantive pay, for every year of service subject to a maximum of…
RBI on Thursday (July 8, 2021) advised the updated instructions to implement a ‘Mandatory Leave’ policy for the employees posted in sensitive positions or areas of operation. The regulator also advised banks that RBI circular DBR.No.BP.BC.88/21.04.048/2014-15 dated April 23, 2015, has been repealed instead of updated instructions. “As a prudent operational risk management measure, the…
Bank employees and officers are eligible to apply for the sabbatical leave (govt) scheme for women. Permanent female employees/officers with a minimum of 5 years of completed service are eligible for sabbatical leave. Only in exceptional circumstances, permanent female employees / female officers with less than a minimum of 5 years of service can apply.…
Updated as per 12th BPS and 9th Joint Note dated March 8, 2024. (Special leave may also be granted to the extent of 30 days in a financial year to the employees who participate in mountaineering expeditions. The sterilization operation for promoting small family norms by male/female staff members or wife’s tubectomy operation a staff…
RBI today issued a new direction to the card-issuing Authorised Payment System Providers / Participants (Banks and Non-banks) that they shall provide an option to their eligible customers to choose from multiple card networks at the time of issue. “For existing cardholders, this option may be provided at the time of the next renewal,” the…
The term “structural change” refers to the major changes in the relative importance of the main sectors of an economy (agriculture, industry, services, and so on) in the course of economic growth. Structural change has often been defined as a process by which the transfer of economic benefits is evidenced in terms of major changes…
Low per capita real income, high rate of population growth, the cycle of poverty, an agro-based economy, income disparities, slow capital formation, poor infrastructural development, an imperfect market, Lack of skilled manpower, outdated technology, corruption, and a backward society are the basic characteristics of the Indian economy. Per Capita income: India is universally known as…
Before the advent of British colonial rule, India had the ruled by Mughals, Marathas, Local kings, and Nawabs in different parts of India. The economy was largely rural but was independent and self-sustaining. Agriculture was the main source of livelihood for most people in India. Those days agricultural cultivation was mainly for consumption purposes and…
Agriculture was the chief source of livelihood for most people in India, before the advent of British rule. India was also a hub of various kinds of manufacturing activities, particularly well known for its handicraft industries in the fields of cotton and silk textiles metal and precious stone works, etc. Indian products had a worldwide…
