Hundreds to lose jobs at Barclays
BBC News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Hundreds of IT workers for Barclays Bank are expected to lose their jobs following a review, the bank announces.
BBC News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Hundreds of IT workers for Barclays Bank are expected to lose their jobs following a review, the bank announces.
euronews24 (Free subscription) | yesterday
LONDON - Barclays is to slash 408 IT jobs across Britain, the banking group said in a statement on Wednesday as it seeks a more efficient operation amid a deepening economic slowdown. "Barclays continually reviews its operations and resources so th ...
The Guardian (Free subscription) | yesterday
Barclays added to the gloom hanging over the financial sector today by axing more than 400 jobs in Cheshire, Northampton and London. The cuts are to the bank's IT department, and include 158 permanent staff and 250 contractors who were found to be holding duplicate roles across the entire Barclays group. A spokeswoman said it was too early to say whether the cuts would include compulsory...
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"Barclays continually reviews its operations and resources so that it functions as efficiently as possible as business needs and customer requirements evolve," said the statement."As part of this process, we have identified some aspects of our oper ...
euronews24 (Free subscription) | yesterday
LONDON - British bank Barclays PLC said Wednesday it was cutting more than 400 technology jobs after a review of its operations. The bank said the job cuts were designed to eliminate obsolete or duplicated roles and affected 158 permanent IT staff a ...
Sky News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Barclays bank is to axe 400 jobs, the company has announced.
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Angelica Mari, Computing , Wednesday 7 January 2009 at 11:24:00 Axe falls on technology workers whose roles are “unclear” Barclays is to cut over 400 IT staff whose “responsibilities are unclear”, the banking giant announced today. The cull will take place mainly in London and Cheshire, and will involve the elimination of 150 permanent jobs and 250 freelancers from the Global Infrastructure...
Reuters UK (Free subscription) | yesterday
LONDON (Reuters) - Barclays is to cut just over 400 jobs in its technology departments, it said on Wednesday.
Daily Advance - Business (Free subscription) | yesterday
LONDON — British bank Barclays PLC said Wednesday it was cutting more than 400 technology jobs...
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BANKING giant Barclays is to axe 400 jobs in its IT departments after a review of its operations, it was announced today.The bank said it would try to mitigate compulsory redundancies by releasing contractors, closing vacancies and offering workers the chance to apply for other jobs.The Unite union said the job cuts were a “bitter blow”, especially in the current economic uncertainty.Barclays...
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Angelica Mari, Computing , Wednesday 7 January 2009 at 11:24:00 Axe falls on technology workers whose roles are "unclear" Barclays is to cut over 400 IT staff whose "responsibilities are unclear", the banking giant announced today. The cull will take place mainly in London and Cheshire, and will involve the elimination of 150 permanent jobs and 250 freelancers from the Global Infrastructure...
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
British bank Barclays PLC said Wednesday it was cutting more than 400 technology jobs after a review of its operations.
Channel 4 (Free subscription) | yesterday
Barclays is to axe 400 jobs in IT departments after a review of its operations, the bank has announced.
euronews24 (Free subscription) | yesterday
The bank said it would try to mitigate compulsory redundancies by releasing contractors, closing vacancies and offering workers the chance to apply for other jobs.The Unite union said the job cuts were a "bitter blow", especially in the current econ ...