The European banking industry could lose 85,000 jobs by crisis, says Bank Tables

The European banking industry could lose 85,000 jobs by crisis, says Bank Tables.
Madrid, Oct 19 (Thomson Financial) .- The European banking industry could lose 85,000 jobs as a result of the crisis, of which between 10 and 15 per cent will be in Spain, said today the president of the Association des cadres Banking (ACB), Antonio Torres.
Torres made the remarks during a press conference held by the Confederation of tables and Professional (CCP), which denounced the "malpractice of the UGT union to attract delegates from other smaller formations and attack and the unions with underrepresented.
In response to questions from journalists on how it may affect potential mergers in the banking sector to employment, the chairman of the Banking Association des cadres-integrated into the BAC-explained that such processes may involve the loss of 85,000 jobs in Europe.

About Spain indicated that although the banking sector is among the most "competitive", is also suffering from the crisis and therefore this will impact the loss of jobs. However, he stated that this process will take place on a non-traumatic, through early retirements and voluntary redundancies.

Torres also said that although the figures are not known so far, there have been "a very significant impairment of job losses in the banking sector. Moreover, the Banking Association des cadres today denounced the situations of privilege and domination "of the two major trade unions-in reference to the CCOO and UGT, which gives" a status that does nothing but arrogant devalue freedom association ".
As said Antonio Torres, UGT has created a "plot" against the CBA has led to the departure of some delegates and members of the same.
So complained that even "secure the cooperation of the chief administrator of the CPF to provide them with the database of delegates and members," and now this former employee is working for UGT.

Thompson said about that the CPF will act "overwhelming" and that the Board of Directors that the Association will hold the next 20 to 22 October in Barcelona, will be discussed concrete measures to be carried out. In addition, the Board will address other issues such as the banking crisis or the union structure, which provides minority to join with others to present a single candidate in the upcoming union elections to be held in late 2010 or early 2011.