National Australia Bank to cut 60 jobs: reports

National Australia Bank to cut 60 jobs: reports
The National Australia Bank (NAB) is making ready to axe about 60 jobs from its markets division as a part of a serious restructuring operation, in response to reviews.
The transfer will have an effect on 10 per cent of the 600 employees on the markets division throughout the financial institution’s company and institutional banking unit, the Australian Financial Review reviews.

NAB, the nation’s second-largest financial institution, would begin the layoffs as early as this week however is but to announce the modifications internally, the report stated.

National Australia Bank in Sydney.
NAB is making ready to axe about 60 jobs, in response to a report. (Reuters)

If confirmed, it could imply the NAB follows rivals Commonwealth Bank of Australia and Westpac in shedding jobs to chop prices amid rising inflation and rates of interest.

A spokesperson for NAB informed 9news.com.au it commonly monitored its business operations.

“We regularly look at the ways we work to ensure we are serving our customers well,” the spokesperson stated.

“If change occurs that impacts roles, our priority is to ensure we provide care and support to those individuals impacted.”

In July, the NAB introduced its lowest-paid staff would obtain a 17.5 per cent pay increase over the course of three years beneath a brand new pay deal.

Source: www.9news.com.au