Údarás na Gaeltachta has confirmed that discussions are currently taking place with an insurance company about new investment in Dingle and the possible creation of up to 20 jobs. It follows an announcement by Ceann Comhairle John O'Donoghue of Fianna Fail that twenty jobs are to be created in at the Udaras na Gaeltachta offices at Baile an Mhuilinn, Dingle. Udaras member and Fine Gael Councillor Seamus Cosai Fitzgerald said the announcement was premature and could damage negotiations with the company. Údarás says it's in talks with insurance brokers McGivern Flynn and Company Limited about plans to establish a new operations in Dingle and It's hoping to make a proposal to its Board within the next three or four months on the venture. The last major outfit to come to Dingle were call-centre Contact 4 which resulted in immense job losses when the Scottish parent company pulled out of Ireland last year. Reports suggested they had received up to three million in grant-aid to come to Dingle. Offices were also upgraded and the facility and a new car-park created.
Saturday, 27 June 2009
Udaras in disusssion with insurance company
Údarás na Gaeltachta has confirmed that discussions are currently taking place with an insurance company about new investment in Dingle and the possible creation of up to 20 jobs. It follows an announcement by Ceann Comhairle John O'Donoghue of Fianna Fail that twenty jobs are to be created in at the Udaras na Gaeltachta offices at Baile an Mhuilinn, Dingle. Udaras member and Fine Gael Councillor Seamus Cosai Fitzgerald said the announcement was premature and could damage negotiations with the company. Údarás says it's in talks with insurance brokers McGivern Flynn and Company Limited about plans to establish a new operations in Dingle and It's hoping to make a proposal to its Board within the next three or four months on the venture. The last major outfit to come to Dingle were call-centre Contact 4 which resulted in immense job losses when the Scottish parent company pulled out of Ireland last year. Reports suggested they had received up to three million in grant-aid to come to Dingle. Offices were also upgraded and the facility and a new car-park created.
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Dear sir/madam just to inform you as a former employee from contact 4 you had better get yer facts correct we were paid our FULL WAGES AND ALSO A REDUNDACY PAYMENT ALSOonly thing left outstanding to us is a payment from our pensions that some employees invested in as its being held up in the courts because the company (contact 4) had not paid up 2 months in arrears we are still waitin to hearing from pension company to repay us that back
Mr. Moriarty,
Thank you for you comment. For the purposes of accuracy, who exactly paid the outstanding wages? Was it Contact 4? Or the tax-payer? I was informed that the Government's insolvency fund that footed the bill. If Contact 4 paid the outstanding wages then fine and I will update the story accordingly. If it was indeed the Government's insolvency fund then the company still left leaving behind unpaid wages. When the taxpayer foots the bill, after already providing up to 3million in grant aid through Udaras, that does not count as the company settling what they indeed owe to their employees. Feel free to respond, in the interest of accuracy I welcome all feedback.
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