Aldi plans 460 new jobs over next three years

Discount supermarket chain Aldi is to create another 300 jobs nationwide on the back of a massive employment boost at a new distribution facility.

Aldi plans 460 new jobs over next three years
Tue, 03 Sep, 2013 - 16:36

Discount supermarket chain Aldi is to create another 300 jobs nationwide on the back of a massive employment boost at a new distribution facility.

The German-owned grocer followed its announcement of 160 positions at its regional supply centre in Mitchelstown, Co Cork, with details of plans for 20 new stores.

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