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Eircom seeking 1,000 redundancies

The High Court has heard today that 1,000 voluntary redundancies will be required to save eircom, and its mobile subsidiary Meteor.

Eircom seeking 1,000 redundancies

Thu, 29 Mar, 2012 - 18:49

The High Court has heard today that 1,000 voluntary redundancies will be required to save eircom, and its mobile subsidiary Meteor.

Mr Justice Peter Kelly will decide tomorrow morning whether to appoint an interim examiner to the telecoms group.

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