Bank ING will slash 2,000 jobs
Firm claims it's making move to digital banking
Dutch bank ING said today that it will slash nearly 2,000 jobs over the next three years.
"ING is to take the next step in digital banking in the Netherlands. The measure is to result in the reduction of 1,700 jobs in its Dutch workforce," it said.
A further 1,075 external contract jobs will also be scrapped.
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