Diamond Bank has commenced moves to intervene in the crisis some of its third party staff are having with their employers, C & M Exchange.
A statement on Wednesday by the TPT International on behalf of Diamond Bank, said the move was based on the invitation of the employees for the bank to intervene.
The statement, signed by the Senior Manager (Media) of TPT International, Friday Atufe, said Diamond Bank was concerned about the welfare of all its employees.
Atufe said owing to this, the bank was already discussing with C & M Exchange, with the ultimate aim of finding a permanent solution to the face-off.
The statement reads: “Third party support personnel posted to Diamond Bank have recently had challenges with their Employer – C & M Exchange.
“As these issues are yet to be resolved, the third party personnel would like Diamond to intercede to resolve the differences.
“Diamond Bank remains concerned about the working conditions and welfare of its entire staff, both contractual and full time.
“As such, we are currently discussing intensely with C & M Exchange to ensure they resolve the issues with their employees in a swift and amicable manner.
“Please be assured that normal banking operations continue at our locations nationwide.”
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