Recycling company announces 112 new jobs in Dublin

Dublin has received a job boost today with Greyhound Recycling and Recovery announcing 112 new posts, to come on stream as a result of a Government announcement to increase the landfill levy to €75 euro per tonne by July 2013.

Recycling company announces 112 new jobs in Dublin
Thu, 14 Apr, 2011 - 16:41

Dublin has received a job boost today with Greyhound Recycling and Recovery announcing 112 new posts, to come on stream as a result of a Government announcement to increase the landfill levy to €75 euro per tonne by July 2013.

The jobs will be based at Clondalkin and Ballymount, and is set to recruitment will get underway immediately.

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