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RBS ‘understated planned job cuts’

REDUNDANCIES at Royal Bank of Scotland as a result of a plan to close 52 branches in Scotland will be greater than the number that bankers admitted to MPs yesterday, according to Unite.

RBS managing director for personal finance Jane Howard claimed that “the maximum number of compulsory redundancies will be 12.”

But Unite’s regional officer Lyn Turner, who attended the Commons meeting, told the Star that the number would be “over 200.”

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