Banks will remain open on Sunday, September 27, to ensure public access to essential services and mitigate disruptions. The United Forum of Bank Unions plans a nationwide strike from September 28 to 30 due to ongoing demands. Customers could face a five-day disruption in services, as the strike follows a weekend holiday. Key demands include the introduction of five-day banking and improvements in pension schemes for employees. Banks will remain open on Sunday, September 27, to ensure public access to essential services and mitigate disruptions. The United Forum of Bank Unions plans a nationwide strike from September 28 to 30 due to ongoing demands. Customers could face a five-day disruption in services, as the strike follows a weekend holiday. Key demands include the introduction of five-day banking and improvements in pension schemes for employees.
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Banks to open on Sunday ahead of 3-day nationwide strike: What customers should know
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