The Future Of Keypoint & Barnwood
Well, it was a non-denial, denial.According to press reports at the weekend, TSB said that: “It had no plans to close either Keypoint or Barnwood”. Members will appreciate that’s very different from saying: “TSB will not be closing either Keypoint or Barnwood”. TSB...
TSB To Close Either Keypoint or Barnwood in bid to cut costs
TSB begins 2020 as it left 2019, in a desperate scramble to cut its bloated cost base.Insiders have told the union that TSB will announce a further wave of reorganisations and job cuts in April – centred on head office roles - and at the same time it will announce the...
Pay & Engagement In TSB
Is it any wonder that 66% of TSB staff don’t believe that they are paid fairly for the work they do when over the last 2 years they have been on the receiving end of the worst pay deals in the finance sector. And, according to the latest engagement survey results,...
Bah Humbug – Lessons From The Christmas Party
You probably won’t be surprised to hear that every January, we receive calls from members being investigated for their alleged misconduct (or gross misconduct – that is misconduct justifying dismissal) at their office Christmas parties. Allegations have...
Letter to Sam Woods Regarding The Slaughter and May Report
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Letter to Andrew Bailey Regarding The Slaughter and May Report
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Letter to Maria Jose Garcia Beato Regarding The Slaughter and May Report
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Pulling up the Ladder in TSB
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TSB’s Debbie Crosbie Pulls Up The Ladder On Female Staff
TSB’s first female Chief Executive Officer, Debbie Crosbie, stands accused of pulling up the ladder behind her by abandoning the bank’s long-standing commitment of having at least 45% of all senior roles held by women by 2020.As part of its commitment when it signed...
TSB Branch Closure & Job Losses – Phase 1
The irony of TSB’s announcement yesterday of 82 branch closures and 400 redundancies will not be lost on staff coming just a few days after another major IT meltdown which saw the bank telling customers to visit branches to get emergency money. When another IT...
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