Motorola may axe 350 jobs

Fears were growing tonight for 350 jobs in Cork after Motorola announced it will consider withdrawing all engineering works from a plant.

Mon, 29 Jan, 2007 - 18:32

Fears were growing tonight for 350 jobs in Cork after Motorola announced it will consider withdrawing all engineering works from a plant.

The mobile phone maker said it intends to enter a consultation process with staff regarding the future of the site, which could see major job losses.

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