Jobs to go at Computer firm in Belfast

The technology sector in Northern Ireland suffered another blow today with the loss of 30 jobs at a computer consultancy firm in south Belfast

Jobs to go at Computer firm in Belfast
Wed, 31 Jul, 2002 - 18:54

The technology sector in Northern Ireland suffered another blow today with the loss of 30 jobs at a computer consultancy firm in south Belfast

Kainos, which employs 235 people, blamed the continuing poor performance of the global high technology market.

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