Fears Dell workers will not benefit directly from fund

FRESH concerns are emerging that many redundant Dell and Bantha staff will not benefit directly from a European Globalisation Fund.

Fears Dell workers will not benefit directly from fund
Thu, 26 Nov, 2009 - 00:00
Jimmy Woulfe and Ann Cahill

The European Parliament yesterday gave the go-ahead for €14.8 million to retrain and upskill up to 2,500 former workers in Limerick.

The Government is due to top up the fund with €7m.

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