Royal Bank of Scotland to Cut 3700 Jobs at Branches

Nov 2nd, 2009 - Bloomberg

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Nov. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, thebiggest bank owned by the government, will eliminate 3,700 jobsat its U.K. branches, bringing to almost 20,000 the number ofposts cut since Stephen Hester joined as Chief Executive Officer.

The bank will make the reductions in administrative rolesin the consumer banking division over the next two years, RBSspokeswoman Jayne Goodwins-Miller by telephone today. The unitemploys about 25,700 people, and compulsory redundancies will bea “last resort,” she added.

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