Aerospace manufacturer Bombardier is to cut up to 400 jobs at its Belfast plant.
The Canadian company, one of Northern Ireland’s largest employers, confirmed in a statement today that it will cut 300 temporary and contract jobs, and is seeking 90 redundancies from its permanent workforce of 5,000. It follows Bombardier’s announcement of an organisational restructure in July which would see its workforce reduced by 1,800 across its global…
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