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09/12/2009
Jobs Boost For Waterford
Telecoms company Talk Talk have announced plans recruit an additional 60 staff at its customer service and sales centre in Waterford.
The company already employs 700 people at the centre, which was established outside Waterford city in 1998.
It is understood that 50 of the new posts will be full-time and ten will be part-time.
The centre manages all contact for Talk Talk's customers across the UK.
The announcement is good news for Waterford, which has has been hit with hundreds of jobs losses this year.
There have been jobs losses at Teva Pharmaceuticals, Waterford Crystal, Waterford Stanley, ABB Transformers and Bausch and Lomb this year.
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The company already employs 700 people at the centre, which was established outside Waterford city in 1998.
It is understood that 50 of the new posts will be full-time and ten will be part-time.
The centre manages all contact for Talk Talk's customers across the UK.
The announcement is good news for Waterford, which has has been hit with hundreds of jobs losses this year.
There have been jobs losses at Teva Pharmaceuticals, Waterford Crystal, Waterford Stanley, ABB Transformers and Bausch and Lomb this year.
(KMcA/BMcc)
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07 October 2011
Talk Talk To Close Its Doors
The Talk Talk call centre in Waterford will today shut down with up to 600 people set to be left unemployed by this evening. This follows an announcement last month that the company would close its Irish base within 30 days. The Minister for Jobs Richard Bruton pushed for an extension to the 30-day notice period but the request was later refused.
Talk Talk To Close Its Doors
The Talk Talk call centre in Waterford will today shut down with up to 600 people set to be left unemployed by this evening. This follows an announcement last month that the company would close its Irish base within 30 days. The Minister for Jobs Richard Bruton pushed for an extension to the 30-day notice period but the request was later refused.
18 October 2011
€250k Pledged To Re-Train Talk Talk Workers
A €250k investment will be made by the Irish Government in a bid to re-train the former workers at Talk Talk in Waterford, it has been announced. A state-funded enterprise group will foot the bill after Skillnets trains more than 100 of the workers made redundant this autumn. They are to begin new training programmes this morning.
€250k Pledged To Re-Train Talk Talk Workers
A €250k investment will be made by the Irish Government in a bid to re-train the former workers at Talk Talk in Waterford, it has been announced. A state-funded enterprise group will foot the bill after Skillnets trains more than 100 of the workers made redundant this autumn. They are to begin new training programmes this morning.
07 September 2011
Fears Over 500 Job Losses
Hundreds of job losses are expected in Waterford following an announcement that a call centre will close its Irish base. It is understood the job losses will be at the Talk Talk call centre in Waterford. Management at the centre in the city have announced the closure of the facility within 30 days.
Fears Over 500 Job Losses
Hundreds of job losses are expected in Waterford following an announcement that a call centre will close its Irish base. It is understood the job losses will be at the Talk Talk call centre in Waterford. Management at the centre in the city have announced the closure of the facility within 30 days.
12 March 2013
Further 100 Jobs For Waterford City
Fine Gael Waterford Deputy, Paudie Coffey, has welcomed the announcement of a further 100 jobs for Waterford city. The jobs are to be created by Eishtec, which is a Waterford based call centre company that was established less than two years and that has grown to a point now where it will employ over 500 people in the city.
Further 100 Jobs For Waterford City
Fine Gael Waterford Deputy, Paudie Coffey, has welcomed the announcement of a further 100 jobs for Waterford city. The jobs are to be created by Eishtec, which is a Waterford based call centre company that was established less than two years and that has grown to a point now where it will employ over 500 people in the city.
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