Ulster Bank stops redundancies to focus on IT issue
Ulster Bank has suspended its latest redundancy programme as management continues to marshal resources to fix the long-running technological failure at the bank.
Ulster Bank has suspended its latest redundancy programme as management continues to marshal resources to fix the long-running technological failure at the bank and resolve the resulting problems in customer accounts, *The Sunday Business Post* has learned.
The bank, which has been trying to restore its daily banking functionality since a systems breakdown on June 19, has told employees and their representatives that it is putting the downsizing operation on hold until the technical problems...
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