Union announces dates for BoI strike

The Amicus trade union has announced details of the industrial action it plans to take over the pensions row at Bank of Ireland.

Thu, 02 Nov, 2006 - 10:37

The Amicus trade union has announced details of the industrial action it plans to take over the pensions row at Bank of Ireland.

Around 500 members of the union are planning to go on strike on November 15 and 22 and place pickets outside a number of the bank's outlets in Dublin.

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