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'Our initial advice from the IDA, which has been in touch with Amazon, is that they’re saying no job losses are currently anticipated for Ireland. But of course that could change," the Tánaiste said on Wednesday. Photograph: Brian Lawless/PA WireThe Government is not expecting Amazon’s Irish operation to cut jobs as part of the company’s global staffing review according to the Tánaiste who also said that no “significant” cuts are expected at Intel here.
Leo Varadkar said “our initial advice from the IDA, which has been in touch with Amazon, is that they’re saying no job losses are currently anticipated for Ireland. But of course that could change. [They] had a good engagement with Intel as well in the last couple of days and while we have had no absolute guarantees from Intel, we’re not expecting significant job loss job losses from that company.
Both companies employ around 5,000 people in Ireland with planned investment by Intel expected to bring that figure to some 6,500 by the end of next year. Amazon, which opened its first Irish “fulfilment centre” in Baldonnell in September with about 500 people hired, has recently said that it will cut jobs from its global operations with up to 10,000 positions estimated to be under threat internationally. The company employs around 1.5 million people globally.
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