IL&P staff demand pay rises as relations worsen

Union leaders at finance house Irish Life & Permanent tonight warned management to pay agreed wage increases or face the threat of industrial action.

IL&P staff demand pay rises as relations worsen
Tue, 17 Feb, 2009 - 18:46

Union leaders at finance house Irish Life & Permanent tonight warned management to pay agreed wage increases or face the threat of industrial action.

The Unite trade union launched a stinging attack on the board and top bankers claiming its 2,500 IL&P members have no confidence in chairman Gillian Bowler over the handling of an apparent €8bn Anglo-Irish Bank dig-out.

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