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Thanks a lot Ms Speed but sure that's capitalism

category national | worker & community struggles and protests | other press author Wednesday April 27, 2005 16:57author by Kola Kube Report this post to the editors

290 jobs at Coca Cola under threat

290 jobs are under threat in Dublin and Louth following a decision by the Coca Cola bottling company to re-organise its Irish operations.

The company is transferring all its production, warehousing and bottle making operations to a new site at Knockmore Hill, Co Antrim.

At present 185 people are employed in those areas in the company's plant on the Naas Road in Dublin.

105 people work in the Coca Cola bottling making facility in Greenore, Co Louth.

The new purpose built factory in Co Antrim will open in 18 months' time.

Coca Cola is now entering a process of negotiation with unions and staff to determine exactly how many of the 290 jobs can be saved.

The company said it is investing €80 million in the new facility, which it said was chosen after evaluating 60 possible sites.

Related Link: http://www.rte.ie/news/2005/0427/jobs.html

 #   Title   Author   Date 
   Coca Cola     John    Wed Apr 27, 2005 18:09 
   Ahahahahahaha     Paul - adrift in Asia    Wed Apr 27, 2005 18:34 
   Coca Cola     John    Wed Apr 27, 2005 20:50 
   I agree with John     indie-soc    Wed Apr 27, 2005 21:42 
   better stay quiet...     rodney sparkles    Wed Apr 27, 2005 21:56 
   i once drank coke     barry    Wed Apr 27, 2005 23:08 
   And furthermore...     indie-soc    Wed Apr 27, 2005 23:10 
   Coca-Cola Sucking India Dry     Front page writer on indymedia.org    Thu Apr 28, 2005 02:31 
   John - think before you type     Kola Kube    Thu Apr 28, 2005 10:57 
 10   Against the brick wall of logic     Paul - adrift in Asia    Thu Apr 28, 2005 18:43 
 11   Facts     UCD Student    Thu Apr 28, 2005 20:32 
 12   Will we     Wee Will    Fri Apr 29, 2005 01:31 


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