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Jobs boost at Cork design firm
Thirty-one jobs are to be created at an aluminium design firm, it has been revealed. Related Stories Irish farmer killed as train hits tractor Lost dog found at Donegal grooming parlour Labour's McManus to quit Dail seat Fyffes half-year profits down 28% Cowen opposes quick bank closure
Jobs fear as OS printing outsourced
Ordnance Survey is to outsource the printing of its maps for the first time in more than 200 years, threatening the jobs of 38 workers, it was revealed yesterday.
Jobs axed as Ordnance Survey maps out new era
Ordnance Survey is to outsource the printing of its maps for the first time in more than 200 years, threatening the jobs of 38 workers.
Twenty five jobs as top-name stores open outlets
At least 25 jobs will be created at Gretna Gateway Outlet Village before Christmas when two big name stores open their doors.
Jobs fear as Southampton RBS office is placed "under review"
HUNDREDS of Hampshire staff of tax-payer funded Royal Bank of Scotland are today fearing for their jobs after the Southampton site’s future was put under review.
50 jobs possible at new £3 million Cumbrian care home
About 50 jobs will be created if plans for a £3 million residential care home in Keswick go ahead.
Swatch to create jobs in Switzerland
Swiss luxury watchmaker Swatch will create several hundred new jobs as it expands production to meet strong global demand its chairman said in comments published on Saturday.
Jobs fears as RBS' Hampshire base put "under review"
HUNDREDS of Hampshire staff of tax-payer funded Royal Bank of Scotland are today fearing for their jobs after the Chandler’s Ford site’s future was put under review.
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U.S. jobs data lifts FTSE to 4-month closing high
Britain's leading share index hit a near four-month closing high on Friday after a better-than-expected U.S. jobs report eased concerns of the world's largest economy slipping back to another recession.