HSBC opens Bank Holiday

HSBC bank announced that it would be opening 80 branches on December 28th 2004 – officially a bank holiday – to provide sales of mortgages, loans and savings products.

With volunteer staff earning double pay, trade union Amicus-Unifi supported the move so long as staff were not compelled to work bank holidays.

Story link: HSBC opens Bank Holiday

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