In what is the first bank strike in Ireland in 12 years, staff at the Bank of Ireland's ITSIS information technology division walked out last week in protest at a decision to contract out parts of the operation to Hewlett Packard.
Some 200 staff are involved in the strike, though representatives have promised that disruption will be kept to a minimum, and that cash machines and online services will remain unaffected by the move.
The strike action came after a day of negotiations at the Labour Court failed to find a resolution to the dispute. The BoI staff are seeking a seven year job guarantee with Hewlett Packard.
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