Jobs Minister Says More Work Needs To Be Done In County Wexford

Wednesday, 14 May 2014 11:04

Jobs minister says more work needs to be done in county wexford

There are real jobs being created in County Wexford but more work needs to be done according to the Jobs Minister. Richard Bruton was speaking on South East Radio's Morning Mix after he opened the new Local Enterprise Office in the County Hall this morning. He says County Wexford - which had one of the highest unemployment rates in Ireland during the recession - showed a fall of 24-hundred in the number of people signing on in the last 3 years. Minister Bruton says jobs are being created in the county with the likes of Danone and Eishtec creating new employment but he says more work needs to be done.

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Jobs Minister Says More Work Needs To Be Done In County Wexford

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