Union Bank recognised among Sri Lanka’s Top 20 Women-Friendly Workplaces

Union Bank has been recognised at the Satyn Women-Friendly Workplace Awards 2026 for the second consecutive time, reaffirming the Bank’s commitment to building a diverse, inclusive workplace where women are empowered to lead, grow and thrive. Thishani Dissanayake, Vice President Marketing said “Union Bank continues to support and empower women at every level providing diverse […]

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