Financial Services Union (FSU)

Survey by Financial Services Union also finds 22% saying periods ‘joked about’ in workplace

Mr Broderick led banking union for 17 years

Lender’s main trade union says staff cuts will be made over the next 12 months

Employees fear keyboard clicks and computer activity being monitored remotely, particularly when working from home

Minister has launched public consultation on levy, which was introduced in 2014 and due to come to end in December 2023

One retail bank had a policy of using ‘mystery shoppers’ who covertly recorded conversations with staff and reported back

FSU says ‘hundreds’ of staff at Irish office signed letter which was distributed to others by its members

Call follows the release of gender pay reports showing mean gender pay gap of 21.1% across four main banks

The most frequent symptoms are temperature change, changes in periods, tiredness, altered sleeping patterns and changes in body shape

Support for workers should include up to 10 days of paid leave and training and education for staff and management

Untaxed support comes on top of recent pay deals and will be paid to most Irish-based staff

Deal negotiated by the Financial Services Union protects terms and conditions for members

Some 250 workers are due to move to AIB over the coming months

Bank says 50% of customers bank entirely online and it will rely on post office link for counter access

More than 6,000 staff to benefit from the agreement

Deal marks the bank’s biggest pay award in over a decade as the cost of living soars

Lender strongly refutes accusation, claims it has offered staff generous redundancy terms

Indigenous employers struggle to keep pace as FDI companies hike pay rates

Lender committed to not pursuing redundancy scheme until at least after first half of 2022

Focus on developing mortgage market and how competition feeds setting of interest rates

FSU wants ‘the proceeds of success to be shared’

Ictu leader says social contributions by employers are below norms in Europe

Underdog no more: companies already keen to hire in response to budget move

Belgian-owned lender has never recognised Irish unions

Employees who refuse to get vaccine may be taken off payroll, Isme says

New terms propose exiting staff receive five weeks’ pay per year of service

Belgian lender expects sale of almost €9bn of performing loans and €5bn deposits to BofI

KBC does not recognise unions, but ‘substantial’ number of staff are members

Industry group chief says regulatory environment driving banks away from Ireland

Tracker enforcement actions against AIB and Bank of Ireland are ongoing

Fears raised that regulator may get distracted from monitoring system

FSU says €4m fine not sufficient deterrent given lack of transparency about what happened

Union calls for review of impact on local communities of proposed bank closures

Bank expected to announce closure of up to 100 branches next week

Ministers commit to a ‘legally admissible’ code

Lender says colleagues kept in the dark over wind-down due to ‘confidentiality restriction’

Oireachtas committee critical of lack of engagement from bank amid closure reports

Financial Services Union critical of lender as it confirms review of operations underway

FSU calling for workforce cuts to be postponed until after Covid-19

Indian-headquartered company provides IT services for AIB from a base in Ballsbridge