Stationary firm to cut 150 jobs

A stationary company is paying off 150 workers and moving their work to eastern Europe, trade unionists said tonight.

Thu, 29 Jan, 2004 - 17:06

A stationary company is paying off 150 workers and moving their work to eastern Europe, trade unionists said tonight.

A representative of the GPMU met with management of Victor Stationary in Belfast today and confirmed afterwards production was being moved to Estonia.

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