The Procter and Gamble operation in Newbridge Co Kildare which employs around 400 people has been sold to the Indian company Mapaex. Employees received a text alert early this morning summoning them to a Zoom meeting at 2pm where they were informed of the sale.
Engagement on the transfer of undertakings between the company and the union will commence on December 15. He said he expected that under the transfer, staff would retain their existing terms and conditions including pension rights. The Newbridge plant was established in 1984 to manufacture toothbrushes and dental floss for local consumers.
Sounds like relatively good news...but the employees are not happy.
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