The sacked staffers started the protest after they learnt that the bank was in the process of being sold to new investors and they feared the outstanding benefits will not be paid once a new management takes over. The sacked workers threatened to occupy other branches of the bank if their demands are not met.
Enterprise Bank later released a statement, insisting that no staff will suffer as a result of the transfer of service to a new owner.
'The management of Enterprise Bank Limited (EBL) has assured all staff of the First Spring Franchise Services (FSFS) Limited, a subsidiary of the bank that the planned sale of the company to a new owner in line with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) directive does not in any way portend any problem for the staff.
I hope the bank keeps to it's side of it's bargain.
ReplyDeleteThe unemployment rate is increasing everyday!
ok, they werent exactly sacked,those are the junior staff who are supposed to be paid off after selling off FSFS and since bank changed from spring to enterprise bank.
ReplyDeleteThe management of Enterprise Bank are economical with the truth and in no time the world will hear the truth. How can they sign an agrement with the Union and refuse to implement it when it has been implemented for some other Fisrt Spring Franchise Services Staff that have left the system. If you want to get to the root of the matter I will strogly advise you get in contact with the Union executives for amazing revelation on how a slave camp is being practised in the bank.
ReplyDeleteCome to ecobank and see...
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