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PARTS OF CORK have taken a battering with heaving flooding overnight – but it’s not all bad news for the Rebel County today.
A customer call centre has announced 50 permanent jobs in Cork. Zevas already employs 200 people in Cork at its Monahan Road site.
The positions will range from junior to senior sales professionals and management, as well as some positions in IT and quality assurance. Recruitment for the roles will begin immediately.
The company said it currently interacts with more than 35,000 customers every week at its Cork site.
Minister for Research and Innovation Sean Sherlock said the announcement was “fantastic news for the Cork region”.
It has been a good seven days for Cork on the employment front – a total of 731 jobs were announced for the county last week.
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Just change his name to Brian Adriscoll and sorted!
@Temp Stuff: is he the one married to Amy Youtuberman?
Looks very angry in that picture
@David O Brien: Not exactly the crime of the century but the picture is a great choice.
@David O Brien: Just smelt one.
@p gert: Ha ha, that could be it.
Hold on Caroline O’Mahony isn’t allowed to promote her own business on her own page? What? I mean I’m all for labelling ads on social media by individuals but surely if the individual is promoting their own business that’s named after them, it’s really obvious? Does that mean that someone couldn’t promote their own podcast or book for example on their own page without the hashtag?
Add #ad is the requirement? Lets not worry about the actual BS they promote.
@Luas Vuitton – Penneys Drag Queen: The bare minimum should be to label paid sponsor spots as being *paid*.
That a lot of them have zero morals beyond how much they can milk off the audience, saddens me.
C.O.D
Bodacious.
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