Irish company to concentrate manufacturing at Newry plant
Manufacturing group Glen Dimplex have initiated a consultation process with workers in Dunleer where it is seeking about 70 redundancies as part of a restructuring that will end manufacturing by the company in the Louth town.
As part of a wider restructuring announced last year, Glen Dimplex said it would relocate a distribution centre from north Dublin to Dunleer and locate a research and development unit in the town, where it currently has two sites, but that one of those sites would close. “If it is the case that redundancies cannot be avoided, the company must co-operate with unions to deliver a fair, collective and genuinely consultative redundancy process.
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