Most US firms in Ireland to grow or keep jobs despite global pressure, survey finds

Despite global trade tensions and domestic risks, most US firms in Ireland plan to grow jobs and invest further
Most US firms in Ireland to grow or keep jobs despite global pressure, survey finds

American Chamber of Commerce released the results of a survey conducted of its members, where 92.5% said they planned to increase or maintain their current level of employment in Ireland. Picture: Maxpix

The overwhelming majority of US businesses in Ireland plan to increase or maintain their employment levels in Ireland despite the global uncertainty, and deliberate efforts by US president Donald Trump to bring more manufacturing back to the States.

Marking the July 4 Independence Day celebrations, the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) released the results of a survey conducted of its members, where 92.5% said they planned to increase or maintain their current level of employment in Ireland. 

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