BOI computer staff defer strike plans

Bank of Ireland's computer support staff have deferred their planned one-day strike after receiving compromise proposals from the bank's management.

Tue, 22 Jul, 2003 - 14:41

Bank of Ireland's computer support staff have deferred their planned one-day strike after receiving compromise proposals from the bank's management.

Around 300 employees at the Bank of Ireland's ITSIS subsidiary were planning to go on strike tomorrow in protest at the bank's plans to "outsource" their jobs to the US computer firm Hewlett Packard.

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