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Aviva to cut 950 jobs at its Irish operations

Details: Created on Wednesday, 19 October 2011 14:35

AVIVA IS TO CUT 950 JOBS AT ITS IRISH OPERATIONS OVER THE NEXT 2 YEARS.

STAFF AT THE INSURANCE COMPANY WERE TOLD OF THE DECISION BY MANAGEMENT AT MEETINGS IN DUBLIN, CORK AND GALWAY THIS MORNING - AT WHICH THE EXTENT OF JOB LOSSES WILL BE ANNOUNCED.

THE IMPACT FOR GALWAY, WHERE AVIVA EMPLOYS OVER 200 PEOPLE AT A CALL CENTRE IN KNOCKNACARRA AND ITS BRANCH IN EYRE SQUARE, IS NOT YET CLEAR.

Aviva to cut 950 jobs at its Irish operations

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