Empey says violence threatens NI call-centre

The North’s Enterprise Minister, Reg Empey, has warned that violence in north Belfast could threaten the viability of a US-owned call-centre which employs 300 people in the area.

Empey says violence threatens NI call-centre
Wed, 10 Jul, 2002 - 14:49

The North’s Enterprise Minister, Reg Empey, has warned that violence in north Belfast could threaten the viability of a US-owned call-centre which employs 300 people in the area.

The TeleTech facility in Duncairn Gardens has been forced to suspend operations twice because of sectarian clashes.

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