Ulster Bank to cut 80 jobs, says union
Ulster Bank has said it intends to cut about 80 jobs under plans to outsource mortgage-arrears work to Scotland, the IBOA Finance Union said in a statement.
Ulster Bank has said it intends to cut about 80 jobs under plans to outsource mortgage-arrears work to Scotland, the IBOA Finance Union said in a statement.
The union said that the bank plans to cut 110 jobs, mainly at its mortgage center in Dublin, though this will be partially offset by 30 new roles as “field agents” involved in collection work.
IBOA General Secretary Larry Broderick said the union has written to Ulster Bank members...
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