Unity
Bank Plc on Wednesday said it had sacked 170 staff in its operations nationwide.
The
banks also announced that it had recruited 300 new employees in what it
described as “repositioning exercise”.
This
was contained in a statement by the bank’s management in Lagos on Wednesday.
It
said that the “right-sizing” was to position the bank for sustainable quality
services in its branches across the nation.
According
to it, the development of the bank’s human resource remains one of the key
areas identified in our just-concluded capital raising.
The
statement quoted the bank’s Executive Director, Secretariat and Services, Mrs
Aisha Abraham, as saying that people were the bank’s greatest assets.
Abraham
said that the bank would continue to train and rejuvenate the workforce, adding
that the management would continue to introduce “a steady mix of promising
young talents and experienced professionals.”
According
to her, the bank’s goal is to offer quality services to its customers through a
team of dedicated and resourceful staff at all times.
She
also said that the bank’s major aim was to be the “retail bank of choice” in
the nation’s banking industry.
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