Irish Independent : Independent | Bank of Ireland says bonuses on the line for staff who miss work-from-office days

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Bank of Ireland has warned staff that failing to meet the hybrid‑work requirement of at least eight days in the office each month could jeopardise their bonuses and trigger disciplinary action. Chief People Officer Matt Elliott announced that “swipe‑in” data will be collected monthly and used as part of performance assessments, linking attendance directly to bonus eligibility and future pay increases. While the policy still allows two days a week (or eight days a month) of remote work, the bank is tightening enforcement after noting low compliance. The move follows a Group Executive Committee meeting led by CEO Myles Grady and has drawn criticism from the Financial Services Union, which cites data‑protection concerns and promises to raise the issue with the Data Protection Commission.

Read more: https://www.independent.ie/business/in-the-workplace/bank-of-ireland-says-bonuses-on-the-line-for-staff-who-miss-work-from-office-days/a1736181558.html

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News Headlines | BoI staff warned on meeting minimum in-person attendance

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Bank of Ireland has warned hybrid‑eligible staff that meeting the minimum in‑person attendance required by its hybrid policy will now be part of performance assessments. The policy, introduced in July 2025, mandates at least eight days per month (two days per week) in the office. From June 2026, swipe‑in data will be reported monthly to managers, and employees who fall short will receive a “inconsistent” rating for the year, potentially affecting bonuses, pay rises and could trigger disciplinary action. The bank emphasized that while hybrid work is not available to all roles, those eligible must adhere to the policy consistently, with exceptions now closed.

Read more: https://www.rte.ie/news/business/2026/0420/1569171-warning-sent-to-bank-of-ireland-hybrid-staff/

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[01:01] Trade war threat to impact housing market - report

The threat of a trade war will influence how the housing market will perform this year, according to a new report by My Home in association with Bank of Ireland.

https://www.rte.ie/news/2025/0408/1506368-property-market-tariffs/

#thisyear #MyHome #BankofIreland

[13:53] Bank ordered to pay €40,000 from Burke's account to court

Bank of Ireland has been ordered to pay €40,000 from teacher Enoch Burke's bank account into a Courts Service account within seven days.

https://www.rte.ie/news/2025/0325/1503953-enoch-burke-court/

#BankofIreland #40,000 #EnochBurke's #CourtsService #sevendays

1892 – Bank of Ireland, Clones, Co. Monaghan
Architect: Millar & Symes

Attractive renaissance inspired bank branch – a substantial Victorian form conveying prestige and financial security. The coach-arch led to stables at the rear, the entire bay slightly recessed from the main facade. The architects Millar & Symes were responsib
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[20:55] €350k settlement in data breach case taken against BOI

The High Court has ordered Bank of Ireland to pay a €350,000 settlement to a woman and her partner, who alleged her data was released to her estranged father who used it to find the couple abroad and stalk them.

https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2025/0305/1500447-boi-data-fine/

#TheHighCourt #BankofIreland #350,000

[16:41] Bank of Ireland to pay €350,000 over alleged leak of woman’s banking data to her ‘stalker’ father

Bank of Ireland is to pay €350,000 to settle a lawsuit in which it was claimed it released a woman's confidential banking data to her estranged father, who then allegedly used it to track her down abroad, stalk and harass her.

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/bank-of-ireland-to-pay-350000-over-alleged-leak-of-womans-banking-data-to-her-stalker-father/a1476639336.html

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