Bank of Scotland workers threaten strike

Trade union chiefs threatened strikes over the devastating Bank of Scotland (Ireland) job losses tonight and warned they will fight any other cuts in the sector.

Wed, 10 Feb, 2010 - 19:44

Trade union chiefs threatened strikes over the devastating Bank of Scotland (Ireland) job losses tonight and warned they will fight any other cuts in the sector.

Unite leaders condemned the 750 lay-offs and claimed 10,000 finance workers were determined to resist widescale redundancies.

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