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NESTLÉ IRELAND HAS announced proposals to make a number of changes to its field sales structure which will include the outsourcing of 46 jobs.
However there will be no redundancies, as the 46 field sales staff will be transferred to “a third party specialist in field sales execution operating in Ireland and UK”. The proposal was announced yesterday and is now at consultation stage.
In addition, Nestlé plans to introduce its Nestlé Retail Operations Centre (NROC) model, which is says “provides excellence in field sales processes”.
In a statement released to TheJournal.ie, Nestlé said these changes “will enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of its sales operations further”. It is anticipated the transfer will take place on 1 March 2013.
Nestlé currently employs over 700 people in Ireland.
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This case should be an awakening for those that defend the “State” at all costs, I really hope that this case will conclude. With peace for her family and justice for this brave journalist
The EU inspectors came back from Malta last week and are deeply concerned by a perception of a lack of a rule of law. They will now be audited to determine whether there is a lack of a rule of law on the island. Conveniently these arrests are made the following week; the Prime Minister was her biggest enemy and it would appear that organised crime has taken over elements of the Maltese government. It’s a really interesting and scary story.
Any statement by our prime minister should be taken with a bucketful of salt . This stinks of a frame-up.
The European Mafia Commission urged to “probe the murder.”….now that’s a joke.
@methodical2020: __ Never heard of it, is it new?
If this had been one of the darlings of the right in journalism. there would have been hell to pay. but it’s just someone stirring things up against the establishment. move on.
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