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Condenan a patrón de bote accidentado en río Serrano por cuasidelito de homicidio

CONDUCTOR DE EMPRESA NAVIERA FUE CONDENADO POR NAVEGAR IMPRUDENTEMENTE Y PROVOCAR LA MUERTE Y LESIONES GRAVES DE CIUDADANOS ISRAELITAS

Condenan por cuasidelito de homicidio a conductor de bote accidentado en el río Serrano

Two new craft shows showcase Suffolk as a creative county

Suffolk Craft Society’s annual summer exhibition was one of the fixed points in the county’s cultural calendar. This summer it is staging two shows

Two new craft shows showcase Suffolk as a creative county | East Anglian Daily Times

Suffolk Craft Society’s annual summer exhibition was one of the fixed points in the county’s cultural calendar. This summer it is staging two shows

Hoy comienza juicio contra conductor de bote volcado donde fallecieron 3 israelíes

SIPTU: Kerry Group urged to attend WRC to avoid industrial action over job losses

April 28, 2021 10:41 am Members of trade union SIPTU at Kerry Group have called on its management to attend negotiations at the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) to seek a resolution to a dispute concerning redundancies. Following an announcement by Kerry Group in February that 150 jobs were at risk of being outsourced to Malaysia and Mexico from its business centers in Naas and Charleville, SIPTU representatives said they have engaged with the company to try and secure an acceptable agreement on behalf of union members. The jobs affected are primarily in the finance, human resource, data management and regulatory functions. Kerry Group called on to ‘reverse decision’

SIPTU warning over possible Kerry Group ballot

Siptu warns of industrial action at Kerry Group

Kerry job losses could not come at a worse time - SIPTU

The Kerry facility in Naas. SIPTU members at Kerry Group are calling on management to attend the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) to find a resolution to a dispute concerning redundancies. The company announced in March that it would be outsourcing 150 jobs from Naas and Charleville to Malaysia and Mexico. The jobs are mainly in finance, human resources, data management and regulatory functions. SIPTU organiser Terry Bryan said that the proposed job losses “could not come at a worse time for the workers involved or their families”. Economic recession “Many of these workers face the prospect of unemployment with the potential of an economic recession following the devastating effects of COVID-19 on employment levels,” he said.