new delhi operations at stateowned banks will be impacted on tuesday as most unions under the aegis of ufbu will go on strike to press for various demands including those related to wageshowever the functioning of private banks like icici hdfc axis and kotak mahindra is expected to be normal except for delays in cheque clearancemost of the banks including sbi pnb and bob have already informed their customers that functioning of branches and offices will be impacted if the strike takes offthe united forum of bank unions ufbu is an umbrella body of 9 unions but two of the bharatiya mazdoor sangh affiliates national organisation of bank workers and national organisation of bank officers are not part of the stirstrike is on as there has not been serious effort from the bank management especially indian banks association iba to defer it by accepting some of our demands all india bank officers confederation aiboc general secretary harvinder singh told ptiaccording to all india bank employees association aibea general secretary c h venkatachalam chief labour commissioner held a conciliation meeting between the bank management association iba on february 21 and the unions but due to the approach of the management and its not coming forward to solve any of the issues the conciliation meeting did not yield any positive resulthence he said clc advised iba and ministry of finance to initiate the dialogue with the ufbu for amicable settlement of issues so that proposed strike is avertedunions are also opposed to the proposed labour reforms of the government and outsourcing of permanent jobs in the banking sectorsome of the other demands include compensation of employees and officers for extra hours of work put in following demonetisation in november and early initiation of process of next wage revision of bank employeesthey have also demanded adequate recruitment in all cadres stringent measures to recover bad loans and accountability of top executives besides they have pitched for criminal action against wilful defaultersufbu which claims membership of nearly 10 lakh people across banks also requested the government for cost reimbursement for demonetisation to banksas many as 27 public sector banks control 75 per cent of the total business in the country