The UFBU bank strike is known for being a labor action that took place from September 28 to 30. The strike was organized by a union, but the Bank and Merchant Workers’ Federation (BMS) decided not to participate in it. According to the evidence, the BMS stated that the strike approach was wrong. This indicates that the strike was met with some opposition or disagreement from another union within the banking industry. The exact reasons behind the BMS’s decision not to participate in the strike are not specified in the provided evidence. However, it is clear that the strike was a significant event in the banking industry during that time period. The evidence does not provide information on the specific demands or goals of the strike, or the outcome of the labor action.