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RBS to cut 200 IT jobs in Ireland

More than 200 jobs are being cut at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), owners of Ulster Bank, it was confirmed today.

RBS to cut 200 IT jobs in Ireland

Tue, 19 Jan, 2010 - 14:01

More than 200 jobs are being cut at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), owners of Ulster Bank, it was confirmed today.

Some 196 workers in Dublin are being laid off with a further 25 in Belfast being made redundant.

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