Bank of Ireland strike set for tonight

The first in a possible series of strikes is to go ahead at Bank of Ireland's computer centre tonight.

Thu, 31 Jul, 2003 - 07:55

The first in a possible series of strikes is to go ahead at Bank of Ireland's computer centre tonight.

Talks chaired by the Labour Relations Commission to resolve a dispute over outsourcing of the bank's IT operations broke down without agreement last night.

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