165 jobs in danger at Athlone medical firm

UUp to 165 jobs are hanging in the balance at a US medical device company in Athlone today.

Tue, 22 May, 2007 - 14:07

Up to 165 jobs are hanging in the balance at a US medical device company in Athlone today.

Workers at Conor Medsystems were given paid-leave two weeks ago when the product that the company manufactures was pulled from the market due to patent difficulties.

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