Outsourcing firm to create 425 jobs as 100 jobs generated in the aviation sector

AMID the doom and gloom in the banking and communications sectors, there has been positive news on the jobs front.

Outsourcing firm to create 425 jobs as 100 jobs generated in the aviation sector
Tue, 06 Jul, 2010 - 01:00
Stephen Rogers

Process outsourcing firm Stream Global Services confirmed it is to create 425 jobs over the next 12 months at a new plant in Dublin, while Sky Handling Partners announced it was creating a further 50 jobs at Dublin Airport.

Aer Lingus awarded a contract to Dublin Aero- space for the provision of a “significant portion” of its base maintenance services at Dublin Airport.

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