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IBOA staff at Ulster accept new deal
1 week ago

ULSTER Bank staff who belong to the Irish Bank Officials Association have voted in favour of an improved redundancy programme, a spokesman for IBOA union said.A third-party mediator, Martin King, recommended that Ulster Bank pay departing staff four week
End of free banking as Ulster to charge for account
5 days ago

Customers are facing a battle to get free banking -- as the last bank pulled the plug on its no-fee accounts.The move by Ulster Bank means that all six banks offering current accounts will now impose fees unless customers meet stringent conditions.The ch
Bank urged to explain job loss plan
1 week ago

Finance union leaders have called on Ulster Bank executives to publish the fine print on its plans for 950 redundancies after they agreed a new package of severance terms.The Irish Bank Officials Association (IBOA) said there was an onus on management to
days like this can define your very life
1 week ago

GORDON D'Arcy wanted to go off for a sleep in the bus. If Jonny Sexton lost his watch, he would only barely blow the old and fluffy petals off a dandelion.Sean O'Brien was as worn as the rug outside the door of a dole office. Leo Cullen, the Leinster com
Ulster Bank posts operating loss of €372m in first quarter
3 weeks ago

ULSTER Bank has reported an operating loss €372m for the first three months of 2012, lower than the same period in 2011.Provisions for bad loans increased to €472m - as property values continued to increase, the bank was forced to increase the provisions
Ulster Bank staff to get improved redundancy package
3 weeks ago

HUNDREDS of staff at Ulster Bank will get a better redundancy package than they previously thought -- but workers at rival AIB have been told there is another delay to their pay-offs being finalised.Ulster Bank is now offering workers four weeks' pay per
Take steps to avoid bank charges, consumers told
4 days ago

CONSUMERS have been advised to take steps to avoid being hit by bank charges that could be as high as €171 a year.The call came in the wake of revelations by the Irish Independent yesterday that Ulster Bank is to end the automatic entitlement of its cust
Building industry suffers sharpest fall since October
1 week ago

Housing sector worst hit as new projects stallIRELAND'S construction sector suffered its sharpest contraction since October last month as bruised economic confidence led to a decrease in project work.New figures from the Ulster Bank Construction Purchasi