TalkTalk urged to delay closure

The Government tonight heaped pressure on TalkTalk management to delay closing its Waterford operation claiming the 30-day deadline was abrupt and unfair.

TalkTalk urged to delay closure
Thu, 08 Sep, 2011 - 20:01

The Government tonight heaped pressure on TalkTalk management to delay closing its Waterford operation claiming the 30-day deadline was abrupt and unfair.

As 575 workers and management were locked in talks over redundancy terms, the Jobs Minister revealed enterprise chiefs have been ordered to search for an alternative company to fill the complex.

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