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08/08/2014
Shell UK To Cut 250 Onshore Jobs
Shell UK has announced plans to axe 250 onshore jobs from its North Sea operation in Aberdeen, Scotland.
A Shell spokesperson said: "Shell UK Ltd is reorganising its upstream onshore operations, to better serve the needs of its offshore facilities and to build a stronger long-term business in the North Sea.
"Following staff consultation, Shell expects to reduce employee and contractor headcount by a total of around 250 positions over the next year. Revisions to the onshore organisation will be implemented by the end of 2014."
(CD/IT)
A Shell spokesperson said: "Shell UK Ltd is reorganising its upstream onshore operations, to better serve the needs of its offshore facilities and to build a stronger long-term business in the North Sea.
"Following staff consultation, Shell expects to reduce employee and contractor headcount by a total of around 250 positions over the next year. Revisions to the onshore organisation will be implemented by the end of 2014."
(CD/IT)
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Stanton Welcomes Irish Distillers €200m Investment In East Cork
The announcement of a €200 million investment by Irish Distillers Pernod Ricard in facilities in East Cork has been warmly welcomed by Fine Gael TD for Cork East, David Stanton. One hundred million euro is to be spent on developing and expanding facilities at the plant in Midleton with a further €100 million being spent in Dungourney.
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