08/08/2013

Unions To Discuss M&S Redundancy Terms

Soon-to-be redundant M&S employees are to meet with union officials to discuss redundancy terms.

On Wednesday, M&S announced that it is to close four of its stores in Ireland, with the loss of 180 jobs.

It is understood that the stores, in Tallaght, Naas, Dun Laoghaire and Mullingar, were found to be unprofitable and the decision to close them was taken following a strategic review.

Staff at the stores are represented by SIPTU and Mandate, with the latter representing some 95% of the staff.

(MH/JP)

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