Thousands of bank employees have staged a large protest near outlets of leading banks along Jalan Tun Perak in KL today.
The picket, organised by the National Union of Bank Employees, targeted government-linked banks, Maybank and CIMB, as the workers’ placards complained of exploitation. In February, CIMB Group Holdings Berhad reported a record net profit of RM4.4bn for its 2012 financial year. Malayan Banking Bhd (Maybank), for its part, posted a higher pre-tax profit of RM7.9bn for its 2012 financial year (RM6.9bn in 2011).
The relationship between CIMB CEO Nazir Razak and his brother, Prime Minister Najib, was also highlighted by the bank employees.
Parting thought: Will Santa come a-calling before polling day?
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Interesting that not all unions are broken in this country.. What Hindraf should have done was organised the transport worker across all modal and then they would have had a chance to ransom PR..
Now the bank employees want their turn for windfall !!! I expect happy ending for them within few days.
What they want is not a windfall but what should have been deserved to them and been denied all these years.
UNDERPAID UNDERPAID UNDERPAID by the the cronies…
Gk, you r going to kau tim them. Sup sup sui. Gerakan party & umno r desperados time for stakeholders to make demamnds
Its not the rakyat didahulukan
Its the CRONY DIDAHULUKAN
Who is the head of CIMB bank. How does he get control of CIMB
Not just UMNO crony but the … crony brother.
What can you expect from the … Cheap