Bank worker confidence 'falling'

More than half of frontline bank workers would back industrial action over plummeting confidence in their bosses, a survey has signalled.

Bank worker confidence 'falling'

More than half of frontline bank workers would back industrial action over plummeting confidence in their bosses, a survey has signalled.

The poll of almost 1,000 Unite trade union members working at Bank of Ireland, Irish Life and Permanent TSB and EBS also revealed three quarters felt uncomfortable carrying out some customer-related actions over the past year.

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