900 staff to go at Quinn

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Quinn Insurance's administrators are to begin a consultation process on the proposed redundancy programme which will affect approximately 900 members of staff

Administrators Paul McCann and Michael McAteer said they “deeply regretted” that a major restructuring of operations was necessary to both safeguard the future of the company and more than 1,500 jobs across nine centres.

“This is a difficult announcement to make and a considerably more difficult announcement for the workers of Quinn Insurance to hear. The scale of what we face is considerable,” said the administrators.

“Unfortunately, this process is necessary in order to sustain and grow a

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