100 more jobs to go in computer sector

A Dublin computer company is reported to be set to lay off 100 jobs in the latest blow to the high tech sector.

100 more jobs to go in computer sector
Thu, 23 Aug, 2001 - 07:54

A Dublin computer company is reported to be set to lay off 100 jobs in the latest blow to the high tech sector.

It is reported that Trend Technologies in Clondalkin will make the cuts.

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