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The Unite trade union has said that a strike notice will be served as early as next week if a resolution is not reached in talks.
The former building society said today that the issue affected approximately 2,500 transactions.
Michael Fingleton’s autonomous powers in Irish Nationwide should have been picked up on by the Financial Regulator – why weren’t they? asks Tom Lyons and Richard Curran.
Figures revealed for the first time show that 38 per cent of mortgage applications were rejected last year.
One in ten people who have a mortgage in Ireland are struggling to pay it off. Where is the urgency in solving this epidemic, asks Noeline Blackwell.
94 per cent of Unite members withdraw their action and to accept a deal brokered at the Labour Relations Commission last week.
Staff will picket EBS branches and the offices of its parent bank AIB, in protest at the withholding of a December payment.
Staff at the State-owned building society say their ‘Scrooge-like’ employer is withholding an annual payment of four weeks’ pay.
Some staff are picketing tomorrow over the building society’s decision to cancel a traditional ’13-month’ payment.
A majority of UNITE members at the building society vote to pursue action over the withholding of a ’13th month’ payment.
Staff are balloting for strike action after the building society said there would be no traditional Christmas payment for employees. The payment has been made every year for the past 45 years.
The Minister for Finance has asked that the board of the newly formed IBRC continue to push for the return of €1 million paid to the former Irish Nationwide chief in 2009.
The Standard Variable Rate is going up by a quarter of one per cent from 1 August.
Financial Regulator decides to shut that pesky stable door with new regulations for boards of directors in the financial sector.