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‘Resolve issues through dialogue’: Govt urges bank employees to call off Sept 28-30 stir

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‘Resolve issues through dialogue’: Govt urges bank employees to call off Sept 28-30 stir

The finance ministry urged bank employees to resolve demands through dialogue.

A three-day nationwide strike is planned from September 28 to 30.

Unions seek a five-day banking week and withdrawal of the PLI scheme.

The government has addressed most concerns and is examining remaining issues.

Banks are preparing for potential disruptions and advising customers to use digital services.

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