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Post by tiddles on Mar 20, 2012 17:57:28 GMT 1
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Post by samfregreenock on Mar 20, 2012 18:04:53 GMT 1
They'll be getting it really cheap, as they were moving to glasgow otherwise |
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Post by tiddles on Mar 20, 2012 18:15:10 GMT 1
If my informants are right, they are getting it for f*** all.
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Post by neartic on Mar 20, 2012 19:32:51 GMT 1
i wonder how many cars and people who get off at bogstone come from glasgow to work there. the houses that are being built in cumberland road the contract for it said there would be 20% of the workforce local i was talking to one of the site managers who i know through working with Keyline Glasgow there are 3 men in total from greenock on the two sites
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Post by fedup on Mar 25, 2012 0:07:06 GMT 1
If my informants are right, they are getting it for f*** all. Cigna have brought employment to this area for years. My information is that they where going to move out the area as their current offices are two small as they are expanding their workforce with more jobs to come. They looked at Valley Park and the landlord was asking a huge amount of money for their third rate offices(I work their so Iknow how s*** the office accomodation is). So I really don't care even if they are getting a rent free period the most important thing is that the employment stays in this area and they pay reasonable wages with good benefits for their employees |
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Post by samfregreenock on Mar 25, 2012 10:39:09 GMT 1
If my informants are right, they are getting it for f*** all. Cigna have brought employment to this area for years. My information is that they where going to move out the area as their current offices are two small as they are expanding their workforce with more jobs to come. They looked at Valley Park and the landlord was asking a huge amount of money for their third rate offices(I work their so Iknow how s*** the office accomodation is). So I really don't care even if they are getting a rent free period the most important thing is that the employment stays in this area and they pay reasonable wages with good benefits for their employees Indeed. Valley Park - whit a disaster that place is turning out to be. The wummin in charge was shouting about all the companies wanting to move there, in fact she was always saying a big announcement soon on big name businesses - fek all has happeneed |
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Post by fedup on Mar 25, 2012 14:02:02 GMT 1
Cigna have brought employment to this area for years. My information is that they where going to move out the area as their current offices are two small as they are expanding their workforce with more jobs to come. They looked at Valley Park and the landlord was asking a huge amount of money for their third rate offices(I work their so Iknow how s*** the office accomodation is). So I really don't care even if they are getting a rent free period the most important thing is that the employment stays in this area and they pay reasonable wages with good benefits for their employees Indeed. Valley Park - whit a disaster that place is turning out to be. The wummin in charge was shouting about all the companies wanting to move there, in fact she was always saying a big announcement soon on big name businesses - fek all has happeneed Exactly why would any company want to move into offices designed and built in the 1970's and haven't been upgraded since and where the landlord charges a arm and a leg for rent and hardly does any maintenance work. God knows how the expect companies to move in when the place is such a state. They still have a tree down in the carpark which has been there since the last storm. The only big annoucement for Valley Park will be when IBM decide to move elsewhere. Or the knock the place down to builkd more houses. |
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