Dell decision forces Rehab to cut 30 jobs

A PRINT company employing people with disabilities is the latest casualty of the Dell decision to shed 1,900 jobs in Limerick.

Tue, 03 Feb, 2009 - 00:00

Rehab Enterprises, which has a centre at Raheen Industrial Estate adjacent to Dell, confirmed yesterday it is seeking 30 redundancies at Raheen from its workforce of 90.

Rehab carried out keyboard printing for Dell.

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Courts Place: Limerick Place: Raheen Industrial Estate Place: Raheen Place: Poland Place: Lodz Person: RR Donnelly Person: Denis Brosnan Person: Peter Power Person: Mary Coughlan Person: Development Person: Vincent Cunnane Organisation: Dell Organisation: Rehab Organisation: Rehab Enterprises Organisation: Banta Organisation: Kerry Group Organisation: Tánaiste Organisation: Shannon

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