Growing number of workers at Citigroup turn to union as redundancy fears rise
A growing number of workers at the Dublin office of Citigroup are turning to a trade union as fears grow that the US investment bank may impose redundancies at its Irish unit.
The Financial Services Union has had an increase in membership from staff at the lender over recent weeks, and has claimed that Citi workers are “becoming ever more fearful that redundancies may be part of the future strategy of the bank”.
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