Redundancy terms at Indeed 'unacceptable'

The Financial Services Union has said that the redundancy terms being offered to Irish-based staff at jobs website Indeed are 'unacceptable'. Indeed has not said how many jobs will go at its Irish operation, which employs more than 1,200 people, however it is understood around 70 redundancies are being sought.

It said that long service needs to be better recognised by Indeed and that a retraining grant should be included in the terms of the redundancy.

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