Job fears for MBNA staff

Several hundred workers in the north-west are waiting to hear if their jobs are under threat after an announcement by Bank of America yesterday that it is exiting the international credit card business.

Job fears for MBNA staff
Tue, 16 Aug, 2011 - 08:25

Several hundred workers in the north-west are waiting to hear if their jobs are under threat after an announcement by Bank of America yesterday that it is exiting the international credit card business.

Around 750 people are employed at the bank's credit card business, MBNA, in Carrick-On-Shannon.

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