Reaction of the Banking and Financial Council to the Call for Strike
The Banking and Financial Council has strongly reacted to the call for a strike in the banking sector scheduled for November 3 and 4. In a statement published on Thursday, October 30, 2025, the institution described this movement as "unjustified and unacceptable", considering that it is not based on "any social or economic grounds".
Key Points
- The Council recalls that the planned salary increases under the 2026 Finance Act, particularly Article 15, will be applied as soon as the text is published in the Official Journal.
- It reaffirms its commitment to improving working conditions and supporting the purchasing power of sector employees through salary increases and various benefits.
- Emphasizing the central role of human capital in the sustainability and development of financial institutions, the Council calls for solidarity and collective responsibility, highlighting that the banking sector remains vital to the national economy.
Warning Against the Consequences of the Strike
Finally, the Council warns against the consequences of such a movement on individuals, businesses, and the entire financial system, while recalling the importance of respecting the legal provisions governing the right to strike. The institution urges all parties to prioritize dialogue and cooperation to maintain the stability and continuity of the banking sector.
