Bank of Ireland IT strike talks resume

Talks have resumed at the Labour Relations Commission in the dispute at Bank of Ireland's computer division.

Talks have resumed at the Labour Relations Commission in the dispute at Bank of Ireland's computer division.

Staff are seeking assurances on long-term job security after the bank outsourced its IT operations to multinational Hewlitt Packard.

Both sides were given proposals to consider by the LRC earlier today.

If a resolution is not found, a 24-hour stoppage goes ahead from midnight on Thursday.

It's not thought there will be any disruption to customer service.

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