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09/11/2012
Sympathy Expressed For Athlone Workers
Fine Gael Longford/Westmeath TD, Nicky McFadden, has expressed her sympathy to those affected by the loss of 100 jobs at Ericsson in Athlone.
Mr McFadden said: "My thoughts are with the staff and families who are affected by these jobs losses. The announcement has certainly come as an unexpected blow to the town. I have been informed that Ericsson's announcement is part of a global restructuring aimed at improving the company's competitiveness. There will also be job losses in other Ericsson facilities around the world I believe.
"I sincerely hope that Ericsson will reaffirm its full commitment to Ireland and to its facility in Athlone and that the company will continue to provide employment to over 700 people in the town.
"Back in June 2011, Ericsson announced the creation of 100 high-end Research & Development jobs in Athlone in a project supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation through the Industrial Development Authority. Since then almost 200 jobs have been created on that project."
Mr McFadden said: "My thoughts are with the staff and families who are affected by these jobs losses. The announcement has certainly come as an unexpected blow to the town. I have been informed that Ericsson's announcement is part of a global restructuring aimed at improving the company's competitiveness. There will also be job losses in other Ericsson facilities around the world I believe.
"I sincerely hope that Ericsson will reaffirm its full commitment to Ireland and to its facility in Athlone and that the company will continue to provide employment to over 700 people in the town.
"Back in June 2011, Ericsson announced the creation of 100 high-end Research & Development jobs in Athlone in a project supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise & Innovation through the Industrial Development Authority. Since then almost 200 jobs have been created on that project."
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