Concerns grow for 200 call-centre jobs
Friday, 30 May 2008
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Concerns are growing for the safety of almost 200 call-centre jobs in Northern Ireland.
Anderson Manning Associates failed to pay its workers yesterday after losing a major client.
The company, which employs 150 people in Bangor and 45 in Derry, says the money has now been paid and it is assessing its options to ensure that it can continue trading in the future.
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