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NUBIFIE Picketing: Polaris Bank Restates Commitment to Staff Welfare

Polaris Bank Limited has clarified that she did not violate any law in a recent disengagement of some staff which it said was done in line with the terms of the contract guiding their engagement.

The Bank was reacting to a report of the picketing of its headquarters by NUBIFIE by a section of the media.

In a statement signed by Mr. Nduneche Ezurike, Group Head, Brand Management & Corporate Communication of Polaris Bank Limited, the bank disclosed that it has engaged and will continue to engage the union to resolve any lingering labour matters.

The bank emphasised that a cordial relationship has existed between her and the union over the years and believes that concerns raised by either party can be effectively addressed through dialogue.

Polaris Bank remains committed to fostering a harmonious working relationship and ensuring the well-being of its employees.

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