State agency needed to ‘protect existing jobs’

A STATE agency should be created to protect jobs to support the work of the IDA and Enterprise Ireland, it was suggested yesterday.

State agency needed to ‘protect existing jobs’
Tue, 03 Feb, 2009 - 00:00

And new EU restrictions on grant aid could scupper the southern region’s ability to attract new industry.

The warning came yesterday after Cork’s city councillors were briefed by senior IDA and Enterprise Ireland officials on the current and forecasted employment situation in the south.

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