Clonmel Thread

andrewdeerpark

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andrewdeerpark

The Abbott redundancy is still rolling, their is a sting in the deal (their always is!) the max payout is 2.5 years service.

So while the 6 weeks company, plus 2 weeks statuary is an excellent offer the 2.5 years service really trims the benefit.

Gael23

andrewdeerpark wrote: »

The Abbott redundancy is still rolling, their is a sting in the deal (their always is!) the max payout is 2.5 years service.

So while the 6 weeks company, plus 2 weeks statuary is an excellent offer the 2.5 years service really trims the benefit.

That's true but most people I've been talking to are there 13 years or less. 13 years service gets you exactly 2 years service so it makes no difference,

andrewdeerpark

Ah I got it now, so 13 X 8 weeks = 104weeks = 2 years. So those their the full length of operation since Guidant days will get 2 years salary.

I was reading it wrong.

Yeah its a fair deal, interesting to see what will happen in the final shake out. Also how will those on (or historically ever were) job sharing will fair out in the years service calculation?

Gael23

I don't know what the situation is for part time staff but I've got a feeling that its going to be calculated on what you earn now rather than in the past.
I don't think it's fair that people in unaffected areas can't go voluntary, especially if the job requires only on the job training and no particular skill

ciano1

Word on the street is that a new bar is opening where The Office bar used to be!

Royco

ciano1 wrote: »

Word on the street is that a new bar is opening where The Office bar used to be!

Correct opening paddy's weekend going to be called Friends dont know who owner is

johnny_adidas

Royco wrote: »

Correct opening paddy's weekend going to be called Friends dont know who owner is

Owned by John Higgins AFAIK

snipey

Gerry Brennans is opening as well seemingly it will be the new Harp and the Outback is re-opening there still must be alot to be made from the bar trade,Green shoots!!!;);)

Loughc

ciano1 wrote: »

Word on the street is that a new bar is opening where The Office bar used to be!

Hope it goes well, no pub ever seemed to last long there, which is crazy considering the location and it's a lead on spot to OK's.

ciano1

lockie1983 wrote: »

Hope it goes well, no pub ever seemed to last long there, which is crazy considering the location and it's a lead on spot to OK's.

That's what I was thinking myself! If it's run well it could make a killing!
It's Higgins that's running it though....

Meathlass

ciano1 wrote: »

That's what I was thinking myself! If it's run well it could make a killing!
It's Higgins that's running it though....

Higgins isn't running it, he's leased it out. Don't know much about the new leasees but hope it goes well for them. Would be nice to have an alternative to Bakers before O'Keeffes.

tippspur

lockie1983 wrote: »

Hope it goes well, no pub ever seemed to last long there, which is crazy considering the location and it's a lead on spot to OK's.

Remember when it was 'the jagged edge'

Loughc

tippspur wrote: »

Remember when it was 'the jagged edge'

I do indeed. It was actually a really good live music spot back then, almost like a grungier devanes. The Office under its first incarnation was good, the second attempt spiraled out of control very quickly.

ciano1

Meathlass wrote: »

Higgins isn't running it, he's leased it out. Don't know much about the new leasees but hope it goes well for them. Would be nice to have an alternative to Bakers before O'Keeffes.

Ah, well in that case best of luck to them!

Deminiman

Anyone have any idea what will happen to the Clonmel Arms now that John Nallen has bought it?? There is an opening for a good hotel in the town centre.

solerina

Deminiman wrote: »

Anyone have any idea what will happen to the Clonmel Arms now that John Nallen has bought it?? There is an opening for a good hotel in the town centre.

I didnt know he had, but thats great news if it means the hotel will open up again !!

cml387

tippspur wrote: »

Remember when it was 'the jagged edge'

I remember it when it was Gerrard's

ReacherCreature

cml387 wrote: »

I remember it when it was Gerrard's

Gerards was never The Jagged Edge, it was beside it and preceded it. Beside Gerrards, there was Tom Casey's.

cml387

I stand corrected. I knew it was near there.

darragh o meara

Deminiman wrote: »

Anyone have any idea what will happen to the Clonmel Arms now that John Nallen has bought it?? There is an opening for a good hotel in the town centre.

Has he actually bought it? There is a rumour he did but then there is a rumour every so often that its sold.

snipey

The Jagged Edge was Gerards do you not remember they put a bar in the squash court,two lads from tipp town are taking over the Office which is opening thursday next.

Royco

I see Dealz are advertising for staff for their new Clonmel store, wonder where it will be not o'connell mall i'd say as work stopped on that

ciano1

Royco wrote: »

I see Dealz are advertising for staff for their new Clonmel store, wonder where it will be not o'connell mall i'd say as work stopped on that

Where did you see that? :P

darragh o meara

ciano1 wrote: »

Where did you see that? :P

In signed up to jobrapido and its been popping up there a good but the last week.

Royco

ciano1 wrote: »

Where did you see that? :P

yes its in jobrapido and on adverts.ie

jkmanc1974

ciano1 wrote: »

Ah, well in that case best of luck to them!

Heard The Office opening this Thursday night and couple of lads from Tipp town opening - think that they are planning on trying to attract a younger crowd though??(ie 18-30)

Loughc

jkmanc1974 wrote: »

Heard The Office opening this Thursday night and couple of lads from Tipp town opening - think that they are planning on trying to attract a younger crowd though??(ie 18-30)

Makes sense, they're the ones with the most disposable income.

darragh o meara

lockie1983 wrote: »

Makes sense, they're the ones with the most disposable income.

Unfortunately they're also the age group that's more likely to have a naggin of vodka in their bags.

ciano1

darragh o meara wrote: »

Unfortunately they're also the age group that's more likely to have a naggin of vodka in their bags.

Ah yes, the old 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Naggin'