In brief: Concentrix plans create 100 jobs in Belfast

New contract may also see up to 150 temporary recruitments

Concentrix Technologies plans to create another 100 jobs in Belfast and recruit a further 150 temporary employees after winning a new business contract.

The company, which employs more than 1,000 people in Northern Ireland, is part of the US headquartered group Synnex Corporation which acquired Belfast based gem, a multi-lingual customer contact centre in 2011.

Concentrix said the employment boost is as a result of it success in winning significant new business in the technology and gadgets sector.

The company’s recruitment manager, Marcella McKeever said: “The standard of service provided here in Belfast has enabled us to attract global brands and the opportunity to offer permanent and temporary positions at a local level.”

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FRANCESS McDONNELL

Francess McDonnell

Francess McDonnell

Francess McDonnell is a contributor to The Irish Times specialising in business