Bank of Ireland workers vote in favour of strike action
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
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Bank of Ireland workers are to go on strike in a row over the company's share option scheme.
The IBOA announced this afternoon that its members have voted overwhelmingly in favour of staging a 24-hour work stoppage in two weeks time.
The dispute centres on the company's decision to cut their staff's share options in half, from 6% of their annual salaries to 3%.
It's anticipated the action will affect branches throughout the country.
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